AlexFromBelgium

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Comment · 14 years ago
Humor isn't HN's strong spot :S
Comment · 14 years ago
"This reminds me of another situation several years ago, when BadVista campaign pages were conspicuously absent from Microsoft's live.com search results,..."

If you have poo, fling it now!

Comment · 14 years ago
".. if nationalism and religion were taken off the table, we'd revert to tribalism within that framework."

It's all tribalism really. Just on a larger scale. We never evolved beyond any of it.

I think dr42 was talking about moving to a radically different perception of the world. Not just bigger or smaller..

Comment · 14 years ago
And bought by Samsung.. That would rock. Make ALL the Android phones!
Comment · 14 years ago
Did they submit this together with the RFC I saw yesterday..?

They aren't even trying to be subtle.

Comment · 14 years ago
I read 'j' 'k' 'l' and thought "Sweet! Vim controls"

Not... :(

Comment · 14 years ago
I get my recommendations from stackoverflow mostly, so I know the books I read are good. My brain knows the information is legit and takes it all in.

On the internet I spend too long reading short pieces, reviews, articles... A book is nice and LONG :)

Comment · 14 years ago
To bad switchbuf doesn't actually work with :b.

Only buffer related split commands like :sbuffer, :sbnext

Comment · 14 years ago
Took ages before I figured out how to flip pages O.o
Comment · 14 years ago
In my own experience: if I write dynamic code I'm still thinking of types. Especially in Python.. What's mutable, what isn't... This is what my professors at school say too. Less typing (pressing keys) doesn't make you think faster!
Comment · 14 years ago
Doesn't matter... Dynamic languages are slow by design!

Caching and JIT compilers to the rescue!

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