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jacobsimeon

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About jacobsimeon

http://jacobmorris.net @jacobsimeon

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    Comment #11444804

    "Look at this guy mispelled the name of something. He must not know how to identify ridicule"

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    Comment #11436514

    Your argument would be better received sans-ridicule. I think the OP's point was that Garret hides a lot of features that are built into git and then attempts to paper over that fa…

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    Comment #5142053

    Now we have git, MVC 4 (now open source) and better unit testing support. Makes me think these are the results of some kind of long fought battle by a small group of progressives i…

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    Comment #4926209

    For ruby/rails development I use vim and iterm2. For .NET dev: VS2012 + ViEmu + Resharper

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    Comment #4855547

    How does a github outtage cause you to go 'dead in the water'. You're still using git. If you need to share code among devs, you could always use git-daemon[1]. [1]: http://www.ker…

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    Comment #4797432

    You're right in saying that the libertarian would say that a person is responsible for their own actions, but your argument lacks completeness. A company which pollutes water at la…

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    Comment #4797407

    This comment is well intentioned but fails to compel any non-libertarian to consider Paul's opinion. It is true that Paul is unfairly (perhaps unjustly) portrayed by the media as, …

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    Comment #4797383

    He also says something of a little more substance that, maybe, lines up with the deeper HN sentiment: "Our individual goal in life ought to be for us to seek virtue and excellence …

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    Comment #4428113

    I think the parent was talking about the screen shot with the big green rectangle in the center when he said "the end result". I, for one, thought the writing felt a bit rushed and…

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    Comment #4428074

    Totally agree. Sometimes I think bootstrap is moving us toward a more consistent UI across the web which means users benefit by not having to learn yet another set of interface met…

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    Comment #4420718

    Absolutely love the design and the idea! Just one small issue: I'm using a MBP but, for reasons that that I won't take the time to explain, I spend 90% of my time in bootcamp (wind…