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rjempson
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Comment #10177236
Awesome news. Hopefully it will render herbicides useless.
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Comment #10135020
I think I just witnessed the day Hacker News died. This thread is appalling, much like the article. I'm no Windows apologist, but the article was a ramble about windows 8 with a pa…
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Comment #10106969
I wonder what he is talking about. I recently created a script that can build our whole cloud based test environment from scratch. It creates the servers, downloads and installs th…
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Comment #10039951
Here is an idea, sometimes it is a good idea to look inwards rather than outwards.
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Comment #9851320
She won the lottery.
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Comment #9167040
Much like tattoos.
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Comment #9162109
Or they could just make sure the have a good spidey collection.
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Comment #7832661
I should watch that movie, could be amusing. However I'm not sure I understand what you mean. I don't think the study reached a conclusion as to how many children someone might hav…
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Comment #6235933
Are you saying no game is relevant if there is a more difficult game (and that is assuming what you say is true or even provable)? And as someone who has played 100's of hours of b…
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Comment #6060884
I am just wondering whether you can write your own wrapper class that implements (exposes) the read method and doesn't expose a close method (or expose a close method that does not…
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Comment #5683463
I don't like LinkedIn for similar reasons but I somehow feel I will offend people if I drop out, and I have had some decent leads from it over the years. The import contacts featur…
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Comment #5673065
I think this comment is even more naive than the game UI comment. Excel has one of most complex UIs in existence. I seem to recall reading once there are many 100s of developers on…
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Comment #5672193
I don't really get your point. Its obvious that game developers would produce better interfaces / experiences, because that is what they are selling. Enterprises are selling a prod…
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Comment #5671600
Nothing like broad sweeping generalizations to make a good story. I have a few points to make : 1. End users have an incredible ability to complain that software doesn't meet their…
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Comment #5660751
I think this has parallels with the saying "I'm not young enough to save the world".
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Comment #5660683
Buyer's pride perhaps?
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Comment #5642949
This is an example of why analogies should never be used (except perhaps if trying to explain a concept, not something tangible). ATM software has nothing to do with the backend st…
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Comment #5599567
I can't read the article, probably a HN DOS. However, I really can't see the point of doing DRM in html5, it will just result in browsers becoming the equivalent of the evil plugin…
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Comment #5599501
Calling "copyright protection" a straw-man is in itself a straw-man.
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Comment #5575055
Nothing sucks in readers like a bit of Microsoft Schadenfreude. The may as well have implied the electricity powering the computers was to blame.
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Comment #5575038
Nice headline, but I can't see what this has to do with Excel.
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Comment #5568065
You are right that it was a generalization, however you are pretty much arguing the same point as the author. I remember seeing a matrix/graph in a book, maybe 'code complete' or s…
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Comment #5563119
What happens if the data has spaces in it or new lines in it? in other words, how do you escape a space / new line?
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