Viewing profile — prunebeads
prunebeads
HN member- Joined
- Sat, Sep 01, 2012, 7:24 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 28
- Public activity
- 48 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About prunebeads
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #5477166
I sort of agree with you, but there's also a form of over expectation from recruiters and HR services. In order to pass the screening tests, sometimes applicant must have demonstra…
-
comment
Comment #4700343
>think bags of groceries in both hands and you forgot to preunlock If you've got both your hands busy, whichever keylock system is on your door is irrelevant. Only a voice activati…
-
comment
Comment #4697150
Or you could have a login system on the phone to get access to remote storage. Stealing phones wouldn't be an issue anymore, except for people using trivial passwords, or writing t…
-
comment
Comment #4697142
Great! How does a novice like me get his system setup to work with C++, lisp, javascript, or PHP? Do I need to write my own plumbing? Is there repositories of conf files for acme/s…
-
comment
Comment #4695752
I mean for instance changing the name of a value across multiple files, or fixing calls of a function whose prototype had been modified. That sort of things. There are other servic…
-
comment
Comment #4695682
The issues you're describing has been solved by cellphones, but it doesn't mean it was the only solution. More payphones, more reliable phone cards (in France we use smartcards for…
-
comment
Comment #4692860
Personally, I switched to a tiled WM because I didn't want to go back and forth between keyboard and mouse all the time. I want an editor which I can handle using keyboard alone, a…
-
comment
Comment #4692833
That's interesting, but what would be the alternative? Rob Pike's dream setup "is a computing world where I don't have to carry at least three computers - laptop, tablet, phone, no…
-
comment
Comment #4692620
What is better now with cellphones than before? Why is personal communication so much better now that we can be reached anywhere? I think it's a legitimate question. In most cases,…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #4679737
XMonad is really great, provided you're willing to spend some time learning Haskell to configure it, which isn't a trivial task. It's in my book a very rewarding experience.
-
comment
Comment #4679313
It's noise in disguise to me: filler to make it look like he has more arguments than he really has.
-
comment
Comment #4666151
Actually, no. What I have now is comment blocks which may contain normal annotations and escaped ones. There's no need to go deeper in meta-meta-something. Regarding the comment in…
-
comment
Comment #4665651
There are different kinds of death, and the ones mentioned in that study are not really the kind I would like to go through.
-
comment
Comment #4665643
Well, You're still young, that's a plus. You mention your project (in your company I assume), which seems to mean quite a bit for you. Besides leaving your friends, that's another …
-
comment
Comment #4665286
Some people may not be familiar with C macros, and an example could help grasp the problem you're talking about. You could have pointed out all the things that are done in the C ob…
-
comment
Comment #4665042
Indeed, but what if you don't? I'm not saying that intuition is bad. I'm saying that intuition is bad when trying to make a reasonable point.
-
comment
Comment #4664619
verbosity.
-
comment
Comment #4664616
Some people don't like 4 space indentations, some don't like using tabs, and in most cases there's just an icky feeling behind it. Who's right? In your own post, you give a reason …
-
comment
Comment #4664507
give us a pointer to an example please.
-
comment
Comment #4664492
by escaping them? Some annotations are meant to affect the code, some aren't. Those who do and need to be given as pure comments need to be escaped.
-
comment
Comment #4654536
depends. What other side of the world would it be? How old are you? What will it cost you to move back if it fails? Do you have that contingency plan ready? Your career prospects a…
-
comment
Comment #4634436
It is very useful, thanks!
-
comment
Comment #4629880
Why worry about this? There is no scientific evidence that "genetic modification" (the new kind, rather than the kind of genetic modification that has always been done by breeding)…
-
comment
Comment #4609622
I think that twig got its root in the django templating engine (which is python based), because of the resemblance. It's very good indeed. I'm not sure if the original had support …