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nightlifelover
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Comment #2762536
Soo this is how the Taliban recruit new people..
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Comment #2600205
it can, you are doing something wrong
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Comment #2599121
Why did Apple break up with Nvidia..? Now they have to face the competition.
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Comment #2560707
I'm sick with this free software ethics bullshit. I would sue them if I were Nintendo.
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Comment #2515006
The quantum tunneling effect [1] is what you are referring to, right? [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_tunnelling
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Comment #2502850
Heh now I just crush notified some of my friends lol .. wondering about their reaction :D
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Comment #2495235
Soooooo cool that they realized that every keyboard has a windows key!!! Instead of adapting the ms shortcuts, they find different shortcuts which do the same, how great is that?!
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Comment #2488686
No comment about that?! We need faster DRAM!!
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Comment #2443987
Just wondering is there a framework like Rails written in JS? Using JavaScript and V8 on the server side makes a lot of sense since V8 is much faster then the Ruby interpreter..
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Comment #2189423
heh I don't take them serious anymore until FF 4 comes out of beta..
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Comment #2159288
> If you have less to lose, you're more willing to take risks. Completely disagree, social security has rather a negative on the willingness of the population to take risks. In cou…
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Comment #2039440
These posts make me think I should no longer follow ycombinator.. I have a hard time keeping up with all the posts, if you post that much irrelevant stuff.
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Comment #2039431
How is a Python shell related to the browser? I mean if you had a Python API available to google chrome, or if you could browse the DOM tree it would be useful..
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Comment #2036954
lol at the US! Sounds like the police in a third world state.
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Comment #2012029
There is innovation: khanacademy.com
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Comment #2008104
Facebook is sooo 2009, time.com seems to just have no balls to make Assange the person of the year.
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Comment #2001058
Agree with R, but certainly not with Go (not even google is dedicated to make this the next big language, they call it an "experiment") ActionScript is Flash, right?! I would say J…
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Comment #1995312
Heh I have been thinking about this too lately, since enterprise software tends to be deadly boring..
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Comment #1943192
And maybe Tarsnap?;) Thx for the excellent answer.
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Comment #1943174
Yes I know that, so it's probably worth the time to look into a newer FreeBSD release. I wonder if it works well on a laptop.
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Comment #1943067
I wonder if anybody still uses BSD.. AFAIK some companies (for example stackoverflow) use OpenBSD as firewall, but FreeBSD? Yahoo used it but then switched over to Linux.
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Comment #1935056
no u didn't
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Comment #1918924
That mythical man month is BS, there are lots of open source project with hundreds of contributors.. I wonder what kind of skill they are looking for specifically? (Education, expe…
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Comment #1903147
Yes but I still find it kinda dumb that Nvidia is not involved in the decision making about the future of the Linux desktop, since they were the only ones which provided working dr…
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Comment #1903123
Why do people post such bs? Ever tried writing anything larger in assembly? C was a huge step and they got most of it right.