NBA Superstar Chris Bosh: Here’s Why You Should Learn to Code • Hacker News Board

Re: NBA Superstar Chris Bosh: Here’s Why You Should Learn to Code

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Post by prawn » Mon, Nov 04, 2013, 7:15 AM UTC

edwinnathaniel wrote: post #90

prawn wrote: post #87

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No, it's not because he's quirky. It's because he loaded up at a team to take the easier road to a championship.

...and Garnett did not?

Hadn't commented on Garnett, would've preferred he stayed at the Wolves and guess he was traded anyway (for a decent project piece). Not too excited about the inequality in the league that starts to happen when stars clump for championships and smaller market teams are left overpaying for more mediocre talent.

Re: NBA Superstar Chris Bosh: Here’s Why You Should Learn to Code

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Post by mkhalil » Mon, Nov 04, 2013, 6:31 PM UTC

hackbinary wrote: post #23

rooshdi wrote: post #17

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Uh, wrong team :P 01000111 01001111 00100000 01001101 01001001 01000001 01001101 01001001 00100000 00100000

lol and this whole time I thought I was the only NBA fan on HN. :)

Re: NBA Superstar Chris Bosh: Here’s Why You Should Learn to Code

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Post by edwinnathaniel » Wed, Nov 06, 2013, 3:03 PM UTC

prawn wrote: post #91

edwinnathaniel wrote: post #90

Earlier quoted context omitted.

...and Garnett did not?

Hadn't commented on Garnett, would've preferred he stayed at the Wolves and guess he was traded anyway (for a decent project piece). Not too excited about the inequality in the league that starts to happen when stars clump for championships and smaller market teams are left overpaying for more mediocre talent.

Being in Canada, this is exactly how I feel about NBA. Toronto is not a small market but they do overpay mediocre talents... and stars left us all the time.