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8y ago
FWIW, the article does talk about Windows vs MacOS and the software ecosystem nearer to the end.
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The Surface Book 2 is everything the MacBook Pro should be
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All the extra symbols did make ObjC more laborious to read and write. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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I had one of these machines for a few days and I can assure you that Google handles the OS side, and there is no pre-installed crapware from Samsung.
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"The point of the tax law was to lower the cost of employment and investment in the US. [...] The hope being that lower costs cause companies to value US labor more, which tightens the labor market." The point of the tax cut was
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9y ago
If that is the case, and I’m not saying it is or isn’t, then why wouldn’t Ford say that?
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9y ago
IntelliJ for projects. It’s not free, but the functionality will save you tons of time. VS Code for misc files. It starts up way faster than IntelliJ when you need to do something quickly. Vim on the server. For the record, I also use vim k
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9y ago
Yes. I had many web projects that were cut short by the requirement that you had to submit a video of a working app to get access to the API.
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Advertising has invaded nearly every waking hour of our lives. I'm glad there are services like Netflix that can give us some respite.
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Do you have a link with more information about Safari's approach?
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How so? It's the latest iteration of a product first released 10 years ago.
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... and unfortunately they aren’t likely to spend it on the Mac given the size of the market. Makes me sad.
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It's purely cosmetic. The new LTE antenna is part of the main body of the watch.
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There are edge cases with every browser, but the current situation with non-Chrome browsers is nothing compared to what it was like supporting IE6.
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> It is probably difficult to recover the engineering, qc, and manufacturing costs to change a model. How much R&D can there be for Mac Minis when almost everything but the case is a commodity part? Aside from considerations of cost,
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> It would not be too costly to augment roads with electronic signalling devices which give information to the software in cars. Sounds costly to me. There are a lot more roads than airport runways. And then the big question is: Who is g
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What if the sign actually changes?
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> When I need to buckle down and get some 'serious developing' going on, I just put on some headphones More proof that a noisy "collaborative" environment is not conducive to work that requires deep concentration.
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I'm with you 100%. I only want notifications of work critical information or direct messages from friends and family. Everything else is usually just a hook to get you to "engage" with more advertising.
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I allow myself one photo, good or bad, and then I let myself experience the event unmediated. I usually go to live events to escape staring at a screen, so taking pictures or videos the entire time defeats the purpose.
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9y ago
Seems that way. Unfortunately, this kills the #1 reason to use PHP: Easy deployment on almost any web host.
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I make a rough plan of my next day the night before, and then flesh it out in the morning while I'm having my first cup of coffee. I felt there was a bit too much friction when using a calendar app or reminders app for really granular
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9y ago
Siri was added to the iPhone in 2011, the Galaxy S3 came out in 2012. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siri https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_III
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I'm sure being able to access Siri from a prominent button was boon to users that have little or no eye sight. Also, recall this was added to iPhones before any other major phone had similar built-in functionality.
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Agreed on the subway and a lot of Manhattan, but Brooklyn is far less dense and filled with 2 and 3 story buildings that could easily be 5 and 6 stories without shrouding Brooklyn in shadows.
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Are you demotivated because you're burned out or because you're just not interested in the actual work you've been doing? If it's burn out, you need to take more breaks and a vacation. If you're unhappy with the kin
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10y ago
This seems like it would be a good companion Alexa product at around $100. I'm afraid the use-case is too specific for $200.
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Thanks for the thoughtful response. The argument for propping up the price of labor is that 1) we don't want working people to starve on the streets, 2) politically we've decided it's not the government's job to keep abl
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10y ago
That's an interesting point, but it leads me to a different conclusion. Given the higher numbers of people employed in retail, shouldn't we focus more attention on the fact that those jobs can't support a family?
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10y ago
Why is it a load of crap on so many levels? To take one example, the media and politicians have put a huge spotlight on the plight of coal and manufacturing job losses, while only recently did we learn that in fact we're losing even mo
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