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xmjee

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About xmjee

Consultant | FreeBSD committer | business: http://perceivon.net/consulting/ | personal: http://xmj.me

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    > I always thought "Work hard, study hard, do your best job and things will always work out for you." It's a bit of a shock to realize that's a lie. It's not quite a lie. It most c…

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    Comment #9456776

    > "perfect pitch" is simply memory. Too bad not every teachers will tell you this.

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    Comment #9432948

    You share this idea with Neal Stephenson, who wrote it up and made a >1000p book about it. www.amazon.com/Anathem-Neal-Stephenson/dp/006147410X/

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    Comment #9431613

    University should be the one place where Crocker's rules apply to all participants BY VIRTUE OF THEIR SIGNING UP FOR UNIVERSITY. http://sl4.org/crocker.html If scientific facts (so…

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    Comment #9314950

    >A better solution would be to integrate the Greek economy into a paneuropean federal country, that simply eats the losses of Greece. I am certain some states in America are net be…

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    Comment #9310844

    > I was programming off of those specs and quickly realized that all of the "fun stuff" was already figured out and I was just typing in code, so I started hiring out the programmi…

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    Comment #9309784

    Did you over time develop yourself from being in a technical/developing position into a technical/management position?

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    Comment #9013904

    How very nice that the top item of HackerNews is a 404 page.

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    Comment #9006765

    > So now, gold prices have been weak for a few years, so they have to come up with a new narrative. And that narrative is global conspiracy. So you get groups like GATA [1] and Zer…

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    Comment #6268589

    Made a port for FreeBSD, thanks much!