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codr

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    Comment #8223232

    I don't get it. The blog post is about failing multiple Google interviews, then complaining that the process is good enough for you, then saying Google isn't your "dream job" anymo…

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    Comment #8208586

    I somewhat agree - but given that no meaningful piece of software has ever shipped without bugs being punted (and bugs that weren't even known about), when is there really time to …

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    Comment #8208369

    Just gotta say this is a strange outcome of our technological developments.. I mean think of the energy that was spent making this work - it could've been done doing something.. I …

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    Comment #8198860

    Golf, yacht sailing, cycling.

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    Comment #7859998

    VB?! Modern languages that are simple (like JS, Python) make more sense to me. VB is a bit old and outdated at this point, I think. (btw, my handle is not related to this site)

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    Comment #7813434

    I would say equal rights should be at the top of the list, yes. Even for a special "hacker community".

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    Comment #7780953

    So it's not just me... the whole thing seems quite hard to understand, and somewhat full of hot air?

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    Comment #7673735

    Re: terminating a job, in many states employment can be legally terminated without reason (both by the employer and the employee). See "at will employment".

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    Comment #7652674

    No rollback plan? Wtf.

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    Comment #7454182

    It's more of an innovation than an invention, it seems. (nothing wrong with that, to be clear)

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    Comment #7451619

    The nice thing about just being an employee is you get a lot more free time to enjoy life. Yes, there is life outside of software for some of us! Also, way less risk. I work for bi…

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    Comment #7447608

    Think of something you want to write in that language; this is the only thing that really works for me. Tutorials and canned examples are ok, but if it's not something I actually w…

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    Comment #7447576

    Not sure I'd go so far to call it bs.. ballpark figures are better than nothing! At least the listed frame weights are somewhat less subjective than complete bike weights - and the…

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    Comment #7446456

    Cool idea. Would love to see frame weights added, along with complete bike weights. Not seeing Raleigh, Focus, and a bunch of other brands listed. Will more be added?

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    Comment #7446417

    The royal 1%?

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    Comment #7446380

    Yes, this seems like the whole point of the "feature". I'm really missing what problem is being solved..

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    Comment #7446364

    > cut the amount of discussion on HN by a large amount. Maybe even by 90%. Indeed, this seems to be the point.. which is kind of ridiculous. What problem is this solving again? If …

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    Comment #7443359

    Thanks - yeah I will certainly need to shift my thinking away from c#-style (read: Visual Studio) development. As for pdb, I guess I've been spoiled by Visual Studio's debugging - …

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    Comment #7443316

    Ah good question - desktop, basically. edit: To be somewhat more specific I will be automating/testing a client application that uses a server backend.

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    Comment #7443313

    Thanks! By "indentation" I meant using that for conditional blocks, instead of the C-style bracketing that I'm used to. I found that list of IDEs, but basically what I'm asking is …

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    Comment #7443297

    If what you're really after is designing a scalable website - which is very different from system admin stuff - I think the "Building Scalable Websites" book is a great place to st…

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    Ask HN: Getting back into Python

    About to start a job doing python; it's been over 10 years since I've written any. All I remember is lots of indentation. I've been doing C# for the last 10 years, so I'm quite out…

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    Comment #7439368

    Basically women didn't exist back then, was the gist I got from it. Yeah yeah "that's the way it was back then"..

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    Comment #7424011

    Indeed time to retired it - it's really not a creative question, nor will show how creative the candidate is. While I'm all for testing the bounds of a candidate's CS knowledge, tr…

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    Comment #7420449

    > but you're right: young. You forgot entitled. Also - racist jokes, really? Tell us a good one.