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Thanks for posting this fogus. This is great so far.

"So you just fucking own it, right? Can I swear?" Yes!

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Cool. Yes, I know that Pure had to do some fighting to keep its wikipedia webpage: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion...

haha, I'll keep calling you pussy until you quit too!

I mostly just have opinion about this so I'll give you my opinion.

From the description of your current situation I'd say it's worth it to go for it (go do your thing). But I think you already know that :)

Don't you think it's worth it to risk a little, put your neck on the line a little, maybe even put yourself in a bad spot for awhile, for a chance to live like you want to? Life is living, live it and make it.

I love how his name tag is partially peeled off. Very casual and some how nice.

I can do anything at Zombo.com!

But you won't get a laptop as nice and sleek as this one for $700.

That's an awesome article.

Great little article. Thanks.

Another incentive for starting a startup is because you have some cool hack you want to try out.

It has been said that a large part of what commonly makes a startup successful in the end is the persistence and determination of the founders. If you can generate more persistence in yourself by being passionate about what you are doing, then I think you are more likely to find a way to be successful.

Become a programmer.

I'll call him.

Hey, I'm from Sacramento too.

I didn't mean to indicate that automated testing is innovative. Just that laziness can cause innovativeness within oneself.

I found this amusing: "More seriously though, no, there's no equivalent for constants in Python, as the programmer is generally considered intelligent enough to leave a value he wants to stay constant alone."

Ruby

Why would they pay when there are perfectly good compilers already available for free, such as GCC?

I thought K&R2 was pretty easy to read and understand, hardly, "painful and difficult".

I finally got to the bulletball website. It looks like a fun game.

Yea, like darts.

I found this interesting because I own the domain name bulletball.com

Hey Paul. I love your writing. I specifically wish you'd keep writing about programming and programming languages though.

http://newsconomy.com/ Social bookmarking and news website.

"be in a great mood for your wife and kids" That's my favorite part.

I'm beyond thinking of writing an OS. It's currently what I'm working on in my spare time. I'm interested in people's ideas and comments.

Hey man, a lot of code comes from thinking about things for awhile.