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by 1stop 13y ago
I'm sorry, but they fix EXACTLY that problem. If you need a UI to work at different sizes... that is what media queries are for. The design can change quite drastically using media queries. I can look at facebook for about 2 minutes
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by 1stop 13y ago
You miss my point... how do you "over produce" education? It is not a 'product' it is a pursuit. It's like saying "Over producing exercise, or happiness".
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by 1stop 13y ago
I would view PhDs as a pursuit, and achievement. Not a credential.
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by 1stop 13y ago
you miss my point to argue semantics. What if the PhD is the ends (in and of itself), not just the means to some other end?
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by 1stop 13y ago
How do you 'over-produce' phds... Society is getting 'too intelligent'? wtf?
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by 1stop 13y ago
It doesn't have to look vastly different, it just has to look 'designed' for each screen size. This isn't a difficult problem... I'm wondering if responsive web design is a foreign concept within facebook. :\
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by 1stop 13y ago
Sorry but screen width is a pretty dumb reason to drop a rich experience on larger screens. It's just another media query. Why can't 27 inch/high res/super duper screens get the awesome layout, and shitty "poor peop
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by 1stop 13y ago
But that is because of hardware capability... i.e. computers weren't good enough for artists to work with... wasn't it? I've been out of the 3D world for a while, but Ray tracing was the be-all-end-all/holy grail of 3d.
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by 1stop 13y ago
at 1080p... and what pixel density... it'd have to be pretty high to be bareable
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by 1stop 13y ago
How does it read glucose levels with impedance? Surely diabetics would have jumped on this technology before mainstream wearables.
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by 1stop 13y ago
The west finally caught up to china (PPS).
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by 1stop 13y ago
My point is pretty obvious. For those that are a bit slow: Do you come up with policy like only 2 devs can be on the same flight from data or feeling. It seems this is from 'feeling' and the data doesn't support it. If you
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by 1stop 13y ago
I thought the original reason for Antibiotics in feed, was so the farmer could save money on conditions (i.e the farm can be a little bit unhealthy for animals, as they are all on antibiotics... the growth effects were/are secondary...
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by 1stop 13y ago
Language is culture, good luck injecting chinese expressions into english... they just don't work. Language is the way we think, translating the way we think to one language changes how we think (i.e things are lost). > The times wh
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by 1stop 13y ago
But don't you have a higher chance 3 developers dying in individual car crashes than of 3 developers dying in a single plane crash?
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by 1stop 13y ago
Why so rude? A person tries to contribute and your shoot them down, because they aren't an expert!? Were you not hugged enough as child?
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by 1stop 13y ago
You aren't wrong, but you only described half the feature. Send an email to someone new from your facebook chat. Regardless, this is clearly a different product, if you want to try really hard to think it's not, that is your pre
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by 1stop 13y ago
No, because it only works with facebook... ?
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by 1stop 13y ago
No, I'm really not. I don't think java sucks at all, and never said as such. I'm saying Maven isn't better, nor would npm's mistake be a good reason to switch from to Java from Node. npm didn't perform a user-
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by 1stop 13y ago
Yeah, it kind of did. Which chat program do you know can send a message as an email? And receive chat messages via an email address? It seems the idea behind this, is that it's a "persistent chat".
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by 1stop 13y ago
Python had "fork my dongle"... Two people got "actual fired" over an innocuous comment made between friends at a conference. C is a different kettle, I suspect it had it's drama time, but the internet wasn't ar
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by 1stop 13y ago
Passionate people create drama... which technology stack are you in that doesn't have drama? Because I can't think of a modern one that doesn't have some amount. And the catch all is of course Steve Balmers sweaty speech...
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by 1stop 13y ago
Then there shouldn't be an expectation that it is "enterprise ready" at all, right? :P
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by 1stop 13y ago
I don't think it's an indicator of quality. But "enterprise readiness" (whatever that means) which is what Rob the random commenter was talking about in his comment, seems silly on a runtime that is below version 1.0 Yes
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by 1stop 13y ago
Apology here: http://blog.npmjs.org/post/78165272245/more-help-with-self-s... Your outrage seems rather misplaced. They screwed up their certificates, which caused a problem for people running the non-latest-stab
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by 1stop 13y ago
> I'm glad we've started to move away from node.js and started to use Java. That is what I was responding to directly. The implication from the statement was that npm flaws (i.e certificate changes that break everything) is a
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by 1stop 13y ago
> I'm glad we've started to move away from node.js and started to use Java. I'm not sure you get how threading works, but this thread originated from the above quote. And comparing npm with Maven given the above statement
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by 1stop 13y ago
Startup idea: A for pay private tracker with deals with the media industry. You could track seeds, peers, etc, and pay the media companies a license per peer (whatever). Could probably get a good picture of piracy of each piece of content
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by 1stop 13y ago
Yeah, because no one ever had any problems with Maven, that thing is like package heaven, it's all rainbows and unicorns!
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by 1stop 13y ago
This is like saying we should thank Sun for Java Applets, because they gave us web sockets, 3d graphics, etc in the browser. They dragged the whole industry into the future! The could do what ajax does before microsoft "invented"

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