alttab

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by alttab 11y ago
Ownership. Delegation. Support.
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by alttab 11y ago
I'm a Seattle transplant from the east coast and I work for a big scary tech company and I haven't had any of these problems. The main difference between east and west coast culture is on the east coast the biggest opener is &quot
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by alttab 11y ago
Sarcasm, right?
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by alttab 11y ago
"Apple wants the Apple TV to do things that other set-top boxes from Amazon and Roku can’t. That means getting developers to take advantage of potential hand-off or multi-screen options afforded by iPhones and iPads also running on iOS
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by alttab 11y ago
This puts a lot of onus on the game developers to provide a good consumer experience. The hallmarks of great Apple products is when they get in there and say "no, you want it this way don't you?" This seems like capitulation
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by alttab 11y ago
The way Amazon has tried to edge itself in is by supplying custom content, both in TV and games. Netflix has kept its edge with content, HBO has kept it's edge with content. Whether you like Amazon's content is up for debate, but
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by alttab 11y ago
Depending on how they structure the teams and how they share their code, this will either go well, or very, very poorly.
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by alttab 11y ago
It's also known as streaming the same content and talking over skype.
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by alttab 11y ago
There has to be some level of fair use or copyright involved, no? You are taking corporate images, modifying them, and then distributing their modified brand/logo potentially without their consent. If they don't like the results,
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by alttab 11y ago
This isn't news IMO.
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by alttab 11y ago
I liked QuakeLive when that was still running. That shit was the bomb.
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by alttab 11y ago
There really doesn't need to be any other comments on the thread either. This sums it up nicely.
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by alttab 11y ago
Entropy will still build up in the software, infrastructure (both human and hardware), monetization model ("my highly targeted customer base keeps moving subs, and they have ad-block!") and an accumulation of bad "federal-lev
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by alttab 11y ago
One downside I see to this is the cost of the host for what will likely be a idling machine for a long time. Ultimately these services end up pinging some API or kickstarting a workflow, and the host itself isn't always super busy. Loo
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by alttab 11y ago
Symbiotic. Growth requires trade as well.
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by alttab 11y ago
This is temporary. Unfortunately, news sites have to get a clue...
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by alttab 11y ago
Save half of what you make, diversify your investments, and pay down your debt. Do this for 15 years and you will be rich with your skills.
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by alttab 11y ago
Could the fact that you are a co-creator have something to do with the sticking power? In any case, what does this satisfy that something like Habit RPG doesn't? I'll give you the "well, its simple" use case. Anything el
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by alttab 11y ago
#2: You are building a feature app on top of Apple's "Health" solution. They'll add streaks to their solution, and you're done. This feedback only matters if you are focused on making money long term on this. Essent
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by alttab 11y ago
Creepy, and worth a novel.
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by alttab 11y ago
Use your judgement. YMMV.
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by alttab 11y ago
I doubt this would transfer to an individual parenting level. If your student is the only one in the class without a cell phone, there is still plenty to distract them. School-wide bans would clearly be most effective.
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by alttab 11y ago
Or ever existed. Time travel anyone?
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by alttab 11y ago
Words of wisdom for sure. I'll add that voting with your feet is a common thing for developers to do, and poor management, being poor at management, won't notice it for what it is.
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by alttab 11y ago
Seems like an over-glorified tablet drawing app. The flowery language and music in the video about incredible insights and innovating data design is a bunch of puffery if you ask me. What is the innovation here besides a neat picture app fo
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by alttab 11y ago
For real, this sounds like it simply allows front-end dev's to scour backend APIs and lace together really slow, really brittle web pages.
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by alttab 11y ago
just windows
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by alttab 11y ago
So, unlike swift.
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by alttab 12y ago
You have it backwards. Even though they are similar on a conceptual level to what you do everyday, doing it in Powershell requires buying development tools. And there hasn't been a need to support that monetarily for a while.

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