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    Comment #10607731

    Yikes.. I'm going to have to reread this later to grok it better. I think it's nice that the language has added all these new features (though the macros at the end tell me it's no…

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    Comment #10593383

    So is this a program that makes it easier for people to change jobs after coming to the US on an H1B? Doesn't sounds like they're gaming anything, but it does sound like something …

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    Comment #10586196

    The Asus Flip has very similar hardware (same chip) and it runs Arch ARM. http://kmkeen.com/c100p-tweaks/index.html So almost definitely yes...

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    Comment #10581689

    I'm gunna defend the otherside here. As a recent post on HN pointed out, when Google Maps happened people were outraged that you could look into their yards. Same thing with Street…

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    Comment #10580144

    To the first point, I think this might be controversial... but try to avoid people you work with directly. It seems like it's better at first glance - b/c you interact with them mo…

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    Comment #10572552

    I think an OS class isn't meant to prepare you for working on the operating system. The vast majority of people that take an OS class aren't going to work on OSs, but they should a…

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    Comment #10572472

    If it's only for education purposes, why C? Wouldn't you want to choose a more "clear" language to get the ideas across?

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    Comment #10572465

    I think this is part of a larger issue of people making programming their lives. Our profession encourages obsessiveness more than most - and making your work your life is somethin…

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    Comment #10566174

    Sorry I misattributed that. I swore I saw the same style somewhere in his book. I still think it's horrible =) (sorry) I remember one of the other preset themes was a lot better (t…

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    Comment #10565241

    I don't really like the fetishizing of Tuft's style. If you actually read his books, what he actually does is present a mental model for what to take into account when designing. B…

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    Comment #10565217

    Just to be clear, [as far as I understand] it is a template library that does static analysis using the compiler. Kinda the best of both worlds...

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    Comment #10564461

    here is the tool https://github.com/Microsoft/GSL Introduced in this year's cppcon https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/CPP/CppCon-2015/Writing-Goo...

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    Comment #10564448

    You should watch the cppcon2015 keynotes https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/CPP/CppCon-2015/Writing-Goo... static checking of the core guidelines is the entire reason they are writin…

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    Comment #10558114

    It's started to lag and be very clunk for me recently (though maybe I just need to close some tabs). It used to be incredibly more responsive than facebook.com

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    Comment #10523558

    There seem to be so many things wrong with this. How about if the person didn't deliver? Would the project be delayed and reauctioned? Haven't the problems of lowest-bidder quality…

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    Comment #10523542

    gamification of altruism Has a dirty feeling to it, but I don't see why it can't work =)

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    Comment #10523538

    I mean, it's only "necessary" because it would be a catalyst for the proletariat revolution. The Russians and the Maoists generalized on the idea and showed that it's more an issue…

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    Comment #10517783

    but Craigslist's anachronistic static-HTML feel is so charming...

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    Comment #10511552

    However this eliminates a company's ability to retrain workers. Though maybe a modern company should anticipate high employee mobility

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    Comment #10506754

    that's kinda a separate issue... that's maybe a problem with the tax system in the US?

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    Comment #10506730

    Says the man who doesn't work in defense. 95%+ of the work done is thrown away. I'm not talking about cutting edge R&D projects that happened to not work out, but literally work wi…

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    Comment #10506654

    Or you know.. set aside money for retirement on your own terms? I feel like recent history has shows that pension plans plans are a disaster for companies b/c you're just offsettin…

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    Comment #10374160

    Am I alone in thinking corporation tax is idiotic? I think corporations are incredibly immoral institutions (due to skewed incentive structures), however - ultimately it's a collec…

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    Comment #10347216

    Surely if you're that large then you could invest in some in-house domain-specific solution. There are whole programming languages dedicated to doing statistics on datasets.