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kunj2aan
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Comment #4365811
What? Why in the world would increasing the S/N ratio be "terrible"? You want it to be greater than 1:1. Also I dont understand these kinds of comments. Do you want us to email the…
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Comment #4238027
The article starts by listing a couple of problems, at least one of which most software engineers will identify with. Most of us have sometimes had our ideas turned down and a lot …
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Comment #4237979
What is this?
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Comment #4215384
Relevant points to the question "Why would anyone post a parody in a root blog" "The purpose of the piece was to satirize startup culture... I love HackNY, and I love startup cultu…
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Comment #4197384
I think the post made the organization look very bad. I am not sure why anyone would want to post a self-parody on the root blog.
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Comment #4196838
This reads like a satire.
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Comment #4087065
Well tell us how you arrived to the conclusion that you are good at coding, pick up new things quickly and you are a good hire. Did you solve a problem that no one else did? Did yo…
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Comment #4051816
Reminds me of DrRacket: http://docs.racket-lang.org/quick/ I think it allows you to drop in resources and manipulate them as well.
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Ask HN: Gastronomy/Culinary History books
I am really interested in Food anthropology and the history of the food that we eat. Do you guys have any good recommendations on this topic? Thanks.
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Comment #3963905
> I also think they were surprised that the inventor of #4,555,755 was funny, theatrical, and clever I respect Rob as a programmer, but that came off as a little too self congratul…
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Comment #3935737
I can speak to why there are alot of implementations of Lisp and Scheme. Scheme seems fragmented because a lot of research work use it as the primary tool. For example, you have la…
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Comment #3814072
I don't want to be negative but that was, in my opinion, a very poorly conducted interview. I wish the interviewer wouldn't stick to the script so much and that he would have follo…
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Comment #3810020
>Stallman makes it sound seems like he's saying he's superior to us because he's cool enough to not need all those fancy GUI dealies I think you are completely missing his point. H…
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Comment #3753293
I agree with your sentiment that recommending textbooks to a beginner is a very hard problem and crowd-sourcing may not be the best idea, but I do have questions for the example yo…
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Comment #3525584
It's surprising that they wouldn't collaborate with Sebastian Thrun (AI), who I think is also founding a company.
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Comment #3437886
Interestingly the only favorable review was from an account created 1 minute before the review was written.
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Comment #3426804
>One Ivy League computer science program only required one course where students actually write code. Which program is that?