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rashthedude··on Sweden Is a NATO Member
Not a diverse group of readers, as one would suggest.
rashthedude··on Ethiopia's controversial quest for access to the sea
Let us not throw around baseless claims and tarnish the image of individuals who you deem to view in a certain light.
rashthedude··on Sci-Fi Interfaces: Hackers
You and I share the same exact journey as to how we got there. I've had random conversations over the years with other developers in my age bracket and many of them cite Hackers as the reason that piqued their interest in computing. What this movie lacks in authenticity it makes up for it with an amazing cast, good score and lots of fun.
rashthedude··on Sam Altman, Greg Brockman and others to join Microsoft
LOL
rashthedude··on Show HN: Non.io, a Reddit-like platform Ive been working on for the last 4 years
Mobile version is pretty much unusable
rashthedude··on Shell script best practices, from a decade of scripting things
Timing couldn't be any better. Been getting serious about bash/zsh scripting lately.
rashthedude··on Fasting boosts stem cells’ regenerative capacity (2018)
One more reason to become Muslim.
rashthedude··on Design Principles: An Open Source Collection
What exactly am I looking at?
rashthedude··on Back Orifice (1998)
That is a beautiful anecdote
rashthedude··on Intermittent fasting from dawn to sunset induces anticancer response
Time to join Islam
rashthedude··on Founder Paydays at Exit (IPO)
cool story bro.
rashthedude··on How to Become a Hacker
Brought a smile to my face. The original article by Eric Raymond had a huge impact on my life.
rashthedude··on One of biggest frauds in U.S. farm history
Dark Grains...there you go Hollywood now go on and make a movie about it.
rashthedude··on Africa Is Building an A.I. Industry That Doesn’t Look Like Silicon Valley
There should be a ban on medium articles being published on hacker news.
rashthedude··on A mobile phone that respects your freedom [video]
Kabelsalat ist gesund.
rashthedude··on Entropic – A Federated Package Manager for JavaScript
What about Yarn?
rashthedude··on Google to restrict modern ad blocking Chrome extensions to enterprise users
This is what I needed to finally abort Chrome altogether.
rashthedude··on I don't want to be a full-fullstack developer
I do have to agree with this article insofar as to what companies are expecting from potential candidates way more than is feasible that's unless the BE and FE use the same language. But as a technical founder you just do not have a choice but to wear all hats.
rashthedude··on Ask HN: What technologies did you learn in 2018?
Improved on my Golang understanding and managed to complete a few projects in it. Embraced Graphql and pushed my not-so-decent React know-how to the next limit. Started hosting my projects on Google Kubernetes Engine and learned a fair deal of it.
rashthedude··on The World's Most Efficient Languages (2016)
Linguistic relativity
rashthedude··on Phrack Magazine (1985-2016)
I am a hacker, and this is my manifesto. You may stop this individual, but you can't stop us all... after all, we're all alike!
rashthedude··on GitHub: October 21 Incident Report
Happened to me already. Created a new branch but it kept me informing me the non-existence, retried a few times and shortly after was created with a bunch of duplicates.
rashthedude··on Ask HN: YouTube down?
Youtube is love...Youtube is life(or so we thought). R.I.P 2005 - 2018.
rashthedude··on Linus Torvalds apologizes for his behavior, takes time off
Another great man that fell victim to SJW.
rashthedude··on How to Find Your Earliest Users
Very happy for you. I'm on the same exact boat, first customer signed up on the 6th of this month which I'm ecstatic about. Wondering if you are German since it says Berlin as the HQ at the bottom of your page?
rashthedude··on Microsoft Is Said to Have Agreed to Acquire GitHub
Can you maybe elaborate a little on BizSpark and how it was helpful?
rashthedude··on A simple mechanism could have been decisive for the development of life
And we have finally come to the first line of defence for atheists...why do bad things happen. I could go on for hours but I would suggest to maybe take this off YN if you are really interested in my answer?
rashthedude··on A simple mechanism could have been decisive for the development of life
Look around you... the fact that earth is habitable...the gases of the atmosphere are ideal for humans...the rotation of the planet allow for day and night...the distance from the sun(a little bit closer or further away and we would have been in trouble)...the human body in all its intricacies.
rashthedude··on A simple mechanism could have been decisive for the development of life
Or for the other side to prove that you are wrong. Let's be honest here, none of us can "proof" the existence or non existence of a creator but we have been endowed with intelligence and humility to hopefully come to the right conclusion.
rashthedude··on A simple mechanism could have been decisive for the development of life
Not quite. Since we know the markup of the chemicals of the universe we also know that it has a beginning and an end date or simply put that energy was required to set it off. That would explain that it can't be timeless whereas we simply do not have any attributes or what the creator is made of hence can't come to a conclusion regarding his mortality
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