Mononokay

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by Mononokay 9y ago
From a quick read - and forgive me if I'm misinterpreting this - it seems like there was a multitude of successful exits. Sure, very few of them went on to do "society-shifting things," perhaps, but most seem to have gotten a
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by Mononokay 9y ago
I have a strong disliking for cherry picking of comments. Sure, it brings in the most views for clickbait sites, like The Daily Beast, for example; but not one of these comments can I find unremoved or without hundreds of downvotes.
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Ask HN: Does anyone have experience with ICANN deletions?
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by Mononokay 9y ago
The average Mac OS application varies wildly - from Garageband to Safari, it's not entirely consistent. Windows applications look terrible by default, and the main problem is that there are so many different versions of Windows applic
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by Mononokay 9y ago
Native applications vary too wildly, in my opinion. HTML/CSS/JS make it easy to get a consistent UI, which is incredibly valuable if you're making software for less technically advanced people than your average HN poster. Dis
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by Mononokay 9y ago
Ideally we wouldn't need them, but every step counts, since the government is doing nothing.
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by Mononokay 9y ago
Coming from a Mac, your best bet'd be switching to a UNIX-like system; or at least setting up a dual-boot on your PC with a UNIX-like OS. If you just want to install an IDE and the like, you could probably install the bare minimum Arch
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by Mononokay 9y ago
As a compromise, perhaps try a polo and mesh pant? It should look professional enough to where you'd feel comfortable with it, and casual enough to where he'd be okay with it. Plus, mesh pant is way more comfortable than slacks ar
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by Mononokay 9y ago
FINALLY. Reselling needs to be regulated so badly. I couldn't get tickets to a show at a medium-sized, local venue half a day after it was announced without having to go through a reseller and buy at a 200% markup. It wasn't even
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by Mononokay 9y ago
It can do a bit less, if you're opting to go with pure HTML/CSS; however, without JS, pure HTML/CSS is quite snappy if done well, and infinitely easier to write, from my experience. It's also easier, in my opinion, to ma
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by Mononokay 9y ago
I have a feeling that you do not have any actual experience with Qt Designer or RAD tools? Designing a user interface quickly is many times easier in Qt, Delphi, etc. than in HTML/CSS. It start with the basic fact that Qt has many use
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by Mononokay 9y ago
Neither are as good as 99% of the tools available for development with HTML/CSS. Plus, with HTML/CSS, you can work manually on your project, without any special tool besides your browser, and see the effects you have on the layout
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by Mononokay 9y ago
It'll happen when the average user stops caring even moreso about privacy, and when an always-recording microphone doesn't drain battery intensively.
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As questionable as some of the design decisions on it are, that website is stunningly beautiful.
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I think the surprising part, here, is how many employees they still have.
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by Mononokay 9y ago
Am I the only one who thinks that the Japanese versions of the Starbucks and Toyota sites look infinitely better?