Hovertruck

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   by Hovertruck 16y ago

   Probably not, since what they're looking for is the usefulness of the individual pieces of the UI itself.
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   by Hovertruck 16y ago

   Another thing to consider is that kids enjoy rebelling, but they also want to have things. Every kid wants a cell phone no matter if their parents have them or not.
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   by Hovertruck 16y ago

   Maybe. From experience though if you don't spend that much time working on the product, you have a skewed view of the work. I think it's better to have someone who spends 90-100% of their time coding advise you on such priorities. It also s
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   by Hovertruck 16y ago

   Thanks! I'll give them a call sometime today.
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   by Hovertruck 16y ago

   The problem I always face with meetups is that I'm only 20. Does this require you to be 21+ to get in the door?
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   by Hovertruck 16y ago

   Well to be fair, I never blamed it on Steve himself. And while it's normal for the lower level guys to not get recognition, usually it's while the company is being recognized ("Microsoft releases...", "Nokia develops new..."), whereas with
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   by Hovertruck 16y ago

   I doubt I'm smart enough to work for Apple, but I doubt I'd ever want to. Why? Everything the company does is something done "single-handedly" by Steve Jobs. Steve may be the driving force of the company and have great insight into what peo
8. 338.▲
   by Hovertruck 16y ago

   You're thinking of step 1.
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   by Hovertruck 16y ago

   You may be interested in this: http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/358276/microsoft-man-my-job-is-t...
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    by Hovertruck 16y ago

    I would implement reddit's system, where you can click an arrow to upvote/downvote, if you click it again it undoes that, and if you click the other arrow it switches your vote.
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    by Hovertruck 16y ago

    My guess is they don't want to send all the cookies stored on the google.com domain whenever someone loads a font.
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    by Hovertruck 16y ago

    For anyone interested, the JS Tools bundle for TextMate alerts you of errors in your JS every time you save. http://github.com/johnmuhl/javascript-tools-tmbundle
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    by Hovertruck 16y ago

    "In practice this separation of concerns is a prestidigitation, as – for example – HTML tags such as <EM> form part of the view, for they define appearance and a simple HTML page can form the entire view if one chooses." Wrong. This
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    by Hovertruck 17y ago

    I know the Fog Creek office has them. http://picasaweb.google.com/spolsky/FogCreekSNewOffice#
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    by Hovertruck 18y ago

    I was expecting this to happen. It's pretty much a repeat of what happened when Google released Chrome.
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    by Hovertruck 18y ago

    I haven't read PayPal Wars in a while, but I thought Elon bought into the company after owning X.com and kinda mucked around and then got dismissed by the board.
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    by Hovertruck 18y ago

    If answering phones was tripling your sales, why didn't you just hire someone to answer the phone? They could at least field a majority of the calls, and that frees you up to improve your company and make even more money. Seems like an inve
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    by Hovertruck 18y ago

    Interesting. I expected Gmail to hold the majority share, rather than AOL/Hotmail/Yahoo. I guess I just spend too much time on the internet.
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    by Hovertruck 18y ago

    Is it wrong that I use the arrow keys in Vim?
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    by Hovertruck 18y ago

    Now if only I could bring myself to put font tags anywhere near a page. :\
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    by Hovertruck 18y ago

    Anyone else think that was far too many shades of blue?