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nplusone
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Comment #3564019
It's fitting that a story that hit the front page on Hacker News about introverts has no comments.
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Comment #3188693
Still, it would be nice to be able to create groups to watch and filter repositories and users on GitHub.
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Comment #3078496
It is. See http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3078285
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Comment #3003300
"Your entire future in one place" is clearer.
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Comment #3003200
That's exactly how averages work if you're using the median value rather than the arithmetic mean. If the median age for an apple is 14 months, then you have the same chance of sel…
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Comment #2998172
If I recall correctly, Scott Hanselman raised the Assembly analogy in a post linked from this thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2783060 . While discussing the unreadable …
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Comment #2987672
This Ruby style guide is based on https://github.com/chneukirchen/styleguide/blob/master/RUBY-... , as stated in the introductory paragraph. That style guide also contains these co…
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Comment #2926336
Parent is possibly referring to the blog's horrendous color scheme, not Haskell as a language.
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Comment #2892857
You can, but one reason nginx isn't used as much is that it does not fully support HTTP 1.1. As a result, for example, although it's possible, it's not trivial to proxy WebSocket c…
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Comment #2892789
Certainly. My guess is Taylor would approve of your methods. The output is undeniably good, though difficult to measure.
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Comment #2892744
I wonder how many people who paraphrase Taylor's "Principles of Scientific Management" have carefully read it. Taylor exposes several insights that are antithetical to the commonly…
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Comment #2891910
These lectures are also available on iTunes U. It would be interesting to compare the number of YouTube views to the number of iTunes downloads. I watched the first two classes on …
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Comment #2830785
Both the original paper ( http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=933932 ) and the blog post are from 2006.
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Comment #2803779
That is exactly what cars are. They are weapons loaded with ammunition and ready to be fired. It baffles me that many people don't seem to be aware of this material reality.
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Comment #2765948
Change last name to 'Torvalds' (edit: name in title changed)
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Comment #2756606
To those who are unhappy that customers are whining, I'd like to offer some context: The instant viewing section is almost unusable since they launched their layout redesign in ear…
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Comment #2660242
The opening statement (and URL) of this post is rather interesting: "I just accidental hacked PayPal" followed by "it took 30 seconds and I had total access to someone else's accou…
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Comment #2654935
There are exactly 5,000 comments on this blog post right now. It appears almost all commenters oppose the new design changes. It will be interesting to see whether Netflix will rol…
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Comment #2653987
Perhaps the most irritating aspect of the phrase "everything happens for a reason" is that it is a truism from a scientific point of view. Of course, everything happens for a reaso…
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Comment #2639769
In doing, there is a lot of reading. Every line of code you write you will likely read dozens of times. And if you are writing anything significant, they will be read many more tim…