Sakes

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   by Sakes 16y ago

   I love being able to answer peoples' questions, and I hate asking them. I guess it comes down to I like helping, but I don't like feeling like I am being a burden. My process is like this. 1) 15 minute gamble on self solving intuition 2)
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   by Sakes 16y ago

   1) Agree: Presumption of guilt is definitely a problem. I would assume we could blame prejudices, arrogance (over confidence in pre-judging), or profession apathy for this. 2) Disagree: Prosecutors only caring about their kill ratio is a pl
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   by Sakes 16y ago

   My favorite part about it was the agonizingly slow & painful death of my opponent. (my little brother) Thirty minutes of my brothers despair was totally worth the 1.5 hr build up. I love Monopoly and had a blast playing it as a kid. But
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   by Sakes 16y ago

   I knew exactly what your site offered and how to use it in the first 5 seconds. Awesome job, nice info layout.
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   by Sakes 16y ago

   I think what it really comes down to is profit margins. Over the years I've heard many times that a company with a 30% profit margin is a very profitable company. Apple is destroying any incentive for companies, operating at or below a 30
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   by Sakes 16y ago

   "Whatever you tax, you get less of." -- Alan Greenspan What Apple is doing could easily be compared to a tax. I don't see how anyone could expect to not see a significant number of apps and developers leaving the app store when presented w
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   by Sakes 16y ago

   Frameworks are nice. They are helpful. If anyone scoffs at you for using a framework while you’re learning, don’t listen to them. I'd take this a step further. If you are doing heavy javascript development always use a framework like moo
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   by Sakes 16y ago

   I've worked for a couple companies over my 7 year programming career. I have experienced the emotions expressed in this article. The problem isn't that programming is not fun, it's that programming for the wrong company isn't fun. The sou
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   by Sakes 16y ago

   I got a great laugh from this. I think anyone that has experienced the full life cycle of an enterprise level web app can relate to this article. The good news for the author is it gets better. The bad news is this takes time, a lot of tim
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    by Sakes 16y ago

    It might be the whiskey talking but I think this is a great idea! It would really clean up those embedded login forms placed in the header & body of web pages. Think about how clunky text site searches would look and feel if the majori