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jaybill
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Comment #7187911
The author of the article wrote it using words. He didn't make a video or draw a picture, because words were the best way for him to communicate with other humans. For some reason,…
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Comment #7110491
Thanks for posting this. I thought the linked article seemed to be making a lot of dubious assumptions, but didn't have the references handy.
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Comment #4699557
And it STILL doesn't play DVDs without additional software! sigh
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Comment #4656484
This is going to sound arrogant and troll-y, but I assure you it isn't. I don't look. When I want a new job, I stop ignoring recruiters and wait to see what comes along. I've never…
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Comment #4409468
That is quite a leap of logic based on a single correlation.
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Comment #4318253
Precious $DIETY, take my $APPENDAGE. Please let the next version of OWA look like this.
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Comment #4299370
Being Dutch is not an excuse for saying terrible things about who should and should not have children. People are suffering. Have some respect.
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Comment #4294133
This isn't "running Java on iOS". This is cross-compiling Java to Objective C, the exact same way that other toolkits like MonoTouch, Titanium and RubyMotion do it. The difference …
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Comment #4287431
This ought to be front and center on their site. What you wrote there turned a bunch of meaningless buzzwords into a useful product description. I'm now actually interested in the …
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Comment #4190078
I don't know. This is essentially saying that the way to solve problems is to add additional layers of abstraction. If you want to see a bunch of examples of why that's a bad idea,…
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Comment #4178306
I'm not sure why, but I find the term "for the masses" horribly insulting and elitist. It instantly turns me off on whatever it is you're talking about and tells me absolutely noth…
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Comment #4147592
How is that a fallacy? I think the fact that private keys have been leaked in the past demonstrates that they will be leaked in the future.
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Comment #4138826
I was with you right up until you called everyone who doesn't do it your way a retard.
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Comment #4113671
Two part answer. First, I don't know the answer to that off the top of my head. Second, though, is that I don't think it matters. You need to find something you like to do and then…
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Comment #4112890
I think that really depends on your goals. If your goal is to bash out a web application and get a startup off the ground, you ought to learn something that is tailored to doing th…
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Comment #4111827
What kind of "beginner"? If you mean someone who has never programmed before, Go is much simpler to learn than C and makes a lot more sense. If you mean someone that is a programme…
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Comment #4107494
I am not sure you can make the claim that cooperation and mutual aid are "principles that life on earth has found to be beneficial", nor would you find a large body of either biolo…
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Comment #4107169
Not to sound like a jerk, but I would really like to see the math you used to determine that learning one text editor versus another increases your earning potential.
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Comment #4070194
For word breaks? Why are they not important?
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Comment #4065855
I didn't say I picked consecutive words. You'd be right otherwise, though.
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Comment #4062127
I get annoyed when I can't use spaces, because my general password strategy is to click my link bar shortcut to Random Wikipedia Page, pick five or six words and use that as my pas…
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Comment #4062074
I think it's probably more on the side of "sad", considering the way I did it. No mods. I wrote a little android app that you could put the words and number of correct letters each…