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This is very interesting (and clever). Mind telling us more? :)
My main gripe with HN is the influx of snarky/obstinate people. I've come to expect a certain feeling of frustration/resignation after posting a comment. "Great, soon I will have to read 3 snarky comments nitpicking over my wording and enumerating every possible objection to my argument, no matter how far-fetched."
Of exilelifestyle.com fame?
Is anyone here in that situation?
Of course, you would also have to be able to nest these for more advanced matching...
Is there something like this already in existence? :)
Is anyone here using Perl in a significant way for their startup?
Also, I'm curious about something. Those of you who are good at building mentals models: are you also visual thinkers?
We must be as stealthy as rats in the wainscoting of their society. It was easier in the old days, of course, and society had more rats when the rules were looser, just as old wooden buildings have more rats than concrete buildings. But there are rats in the building now as well. Now that society is all ferrocrete and stainless steel there are fewer gaps in the joints. It takes a very smart rat indeed to find these openings. Only a stainless steel rat can be at home in this environment.
This, to me, describes the attitude of hustlers and hackers perfectly (albeit a bit metaphorically).
This one has a similar plot (or at least that's what I remember): http://www.tor.com/blogs/2009/06/the-evils-of-advertising-fr...
It's actually not that strange of a remark, depending on context.