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jdludlow
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Comment #9369626
The first time I read Anathem it was certainly slow to get through the first 200 pages, because I kept referencing the glossary to learn the vocabulary. The 2nd and 3rd times I rea…
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Comment #9119735
Can we please knock it off with the linkbait titles?
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Comment #9003121
I get a completely blank page when js is disabled.
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Comment #8778833
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5395215 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8046186 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6712425
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Comment #8304895
True. I was more referring to it being a confirmation that this is an email address that anyone cares about. If I wanted to be truly malicious I'd have my online checker return a "…
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Comment #8302937
I'm not sure how that would help. They would have to generate a matching hash on their end, giving them a lookup table to work backwards from hash to email address. Now if they wan…
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Comment #7853259
Presumably 0, since there are already people who can legitimately claim multiple years of experience with Swift.
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Comment #7404960
This linkbait style of headline writing really needs to die.
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Comment #7184849
Keywords humor This isn't news.
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Comment #7070713
> The OpenBSD project uses a lot of electricity for running the > development and build machines. A number of logistical reasons > prevents us from moving the machines to another l…
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Comment #7051911
The chart that is included is ridiculous. There's no label on the Y-axis at all, and zero indication of what it is we're supposed to take away from it. Professor Tufte is weeping s…
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Comment #7042914
I can't speak to the Clojure introduction, because I was already semi-familiar with the language. However, I found your site via Google a few weeks ago when I was looking for an in…
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Comment #6991250
It looks like user Tobu already fixed it, but that is quite ridiculous.
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Comment #6852700
On multiple occasions I've searched for an answer, found it on S.O., thought "this seems vaguely familiar," and then realized that it was my own answer from a couple years prior. S…
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Comment #6847112
Already covered on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6844702
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Comment #6781547
Yes. No one uses the word "egress" unless they're installing basement windows, and I would hope that when I crack the billion mark I don't need two assistants to towel me off when …
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Comment #6733070
Oh. They're selling emoticons for $10M per month. Excuse me while my brain implodes. Thank you for clearing that up though. I had no idea that such things existed.
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Comment #6732961
how much money can be made selling stickers in messaging apps I'm not trying to be difficult; I really don't understand this statement. Are you talking about paper-and-adhesive sti…
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Comment #6678156
Get a job from the 37 Signals site building a competitor to the 37 Signals site. https://weworkremotely.com/jobs/8
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Comment #6647464
I'd settle for not having to click through three screens of "yes I'm sure" and opt-in doublespeak every time I want to "really, really, I promise you" use my credit card.
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Comment #6560295
There’s no reason to have beer. On tap. In your business. Reasons #1 through #999: I'd like to have a beer. Why do freedom of choice and personal responsibility never factor into t…
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Comment #6490005
I've been using 1Password for years, and until I saw the picture of everyone in their t-shirts, I had no idea that CMD-\ was the hotkey for the password menu. Still waiting for sea…
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Comment #6480476
Which part of a properly designed system involves storing lists of social security numbers in an Excel spreadsheet in the first place? Yes, the government employee screwed up by se…
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Comment #6412930
Hi OP. What programming concepts does this game cover that aren't already handled by the 1994 game RoboRally? Or is this "RoboRally for little kids"?