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aljones
9y ago
But it wasn't unpalatable at Google, MS, Apple and many other large companies.
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9y ago
Steve said not to think "what would Steve do". I doubt you could predict what Steve would do when he was alive.
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9y ago
The article addresses this specifically.
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9y ago
Their stuff is not mostly open source.
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9y ago
Running a program also gives feedback quicker than waiting for a professor to evaluate it.
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aljones
9y ago
So why didn't it become popular for Android dev?
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9y ago
Can you have loyal customers with just marketing? Certainly you can get them to buy a product, but marketing doesn't create satisfied customers post purchase. Being first is similar. You can certainly get some nice industry buzz (mark
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aljones
9y ago
The official docs are good. Create React App is great for getting started with minimal overhead. This very article is a remarkably restrained and informative reply. The React team is doing a good job.
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9y ago
Can you explain how that would further the goal of social security?
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10y ago
When will California collapse?
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10y ago
If you read the articles published in the media they often contain phrases like "according to WikiLeaks" or "Wikileaks said". That is because Wikileaks gives summaries and comments. For a taste of how they mislead journa
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10y ago
They rolled back the FCC's privacy rules. They did not restore the FTC's privacy rules. Best to pay attention to the things they do rather than the things they say.
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10y ago
If a city had the narrow concerns of a business then that might make sense.
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aljones
10y ago
It is unclear. I prefer clarity. I don't know what to think of it really.
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10y ago
Forever is a long time. As a famous economist once noted, in the long run we're all dead.
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10y ago
I experienced nearly the exact same thing except it was from a guy that worked for a heating and cooling manufacturer. He specifically talked about how they tested their products to last 2 times longer than the warranty. If they lasted long
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10y ago
Those read like classes generated by tools. Or maybe I really don't want to think humans are capable of such names.
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10y ago
You have to win the nomination first.
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10y ago
Also, generally good advice for everything and something to keep in mind when designing systems. Excel has one of the worst cultures when it comes to naming things. Easy to blame the users, but tools end up being used the way their design e
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10y ago
I agree, but there are risks in using a proprietary platform for this. See sourceforge.
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10y ago
Typically in macos, closing windows doesn't quit applications and quitting applications doesn't close windows.
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10y ago
Actual walled gardens are very pleasant places to be. It is puzzling that detractors of a thing would analogize it to something that is so nice. Maybe telling? I don't know.
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10y ago
It is part of the MFi program. What would you like Apple to do?
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10y ago
The issue is Apple's security standards.
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10y ago
USB 1, 2, and 3 all used the USB A plug.
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10y ago
https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/5052#issuecomment-1...
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10y ago
Steve Jobs, like everyone, said and did many things over the course of his life that can be seen as contradictory. When they're around to explain they can often give reasonable explanation for why there are exceptions or how their thou
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10y ago
It isn't that similiar. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8L-mIqJW1v0
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10y ago
Oh, that is probably right. I didn't think about that.
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10y ago
Which states don't first issue learner's permits? I had one for a year.
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