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by ary 14y ago
(from the Arstechnica article, not the OP's) > The company's internal tools have a Facebook-inspired mechanism that Rossi uses to keep score. Facebook's developers all have a "karma" rating that is tracked through the code review system
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by ary 14y ago
I would be remiss not to point out Inconsolata. It's perfect (IMHO) for code, terminals, and email. http://levien.com/type/myfonts/inconsolata.html
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by ary 14y ago
I'll speak for myself, as if I had a child that acted in this way. The first, and most important response would be to establish why . With actions like this being carried out in and from my own home I would have to immediately reassess my
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by ary 14y ago
First, I'm well aware of the definition of psychopathy. Second, psychopathy is not a binary condition. An individual can be on a spectrum of severity, or (as has been noted by people researching the condition) psychopaths can and do mimic t
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by ary 14y ago
It's difficult to read this and not think that a psychopath was let off the hook because he was young. Outing and labeling these kinds of people is important to curbing the amount of future damage they can do. There is bullying, there is ha
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by ary 14y ago
Myspace previews design concept video. I'll believe this interface in a browser when I see it. That said, it's a nice concept.
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by ary 14y ago
To this point there seems to be strong and widespread anecdotal evidence that many boys don't want to seem to much like girls by playing with "girly" toys and many girls feel the same way towards "boys" toys. There is perhaps (or perhaps no
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by ary 14y ago
Let me propose a better conclusion that has the potential succeed over vague claims about the human subconscious. One of the best ways to get hired is to, like all great American beers, have the great taste of social proof with the less fil
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by ary 14y ago
> Google has a proven track record of doing things in my favor. The current, publicly acknowledged level of intercourse between Google and the U.S. Federal Government is already worrisome. Perhaps your data has been a part of those exch
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by ary 14y ago
Or a National Security Letter.
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by ary 14y ago
On the very, very slight chance that this isn't a troll it should be voted down to oblivion for being the purest form of anecdote.
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by ary 14y ago
Applications outside of browsers use SSL.
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by ary 14y ago
Should the price, quality of the product, quality of the service, or simply the way a company does business not jive with your principles... don't do business with that company .
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by ary 14y ago
The user serviceability argument is tired . The readers of HN are disproportionally more willing and eager to service their own tech than the overall population. The only group this really isn't good for is the third-party repair companies
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by ary 14y ago
What exactly would have been over whelming?
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by ary 14y ago
Arguably Cocoa and Cocoa Touch already have this with the responder chain and notifications.
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by ary 14y ago
Or use Python?
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by ary 14y ago
Actually I'm more interested in seeing this guy's tmux config file.
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by ary 14y ago
Neglect on the internals side is objectionable, but what of the the case? It's still just as (subjectively) beautiful today as it was six years ago. Does a product really need to radically look different just to be "new?"
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by ary 14y ago
Because there are audio/video professionals who want a Mac that has hardware expandability similar to a PC. The market becomes more niche by the day, but it's there.
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by ary 14y ago
This may actually be sound advice given this tweet from Steven Frank (co-owner of Panic). https://twitter.com/#!/stevenf/status/204675630363721728
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by ary 14y ago
Some people (like myself) are working on that. See: https://www.laconicsecurity.com Disclaimer: I work for Laconic Security
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by ary 14y ago
Why they would put tickets on sale at 4:30am PST mystifies me. Perhaps it was to give the international developers a fighting chance? It was sold out before I was even awake.
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by ary 15y ago
> In terms of casual gaming, the xbox 360's Kinect and Wii have already been wildly successful. One could argue that as an entertainment all in one hub, where the whole household buys casual games over the marketplace and watches TV sho
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by ary 15y ago
From: http://penny-arcade.com/report/editorial-article/valves-gabe... Quoting Gabe Newell, > Well, if we have to sell hardware we will. We have no reason to believe we’re any good at it, it’s more we think that we need to continue to
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by ary 15y ago
> Apple will sell $5B in apps this year and make $1.5B from their 30% stake. Almost pure profit, as the App Store can't cost more than $100M to operate. In fact, the marketing of the App Store is probably 10x the cost of running it (som
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by ary 15y ago
Out of curiosity where did you find that link? I must have missed it when I checked the site.
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by ary 15y ago
Unfortunately you still have to write in to cancel your Instagram account.
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by ary 15y ago
YUI was released the same year as jQuery. Care to qualify that a bit? Edit: Had my dates wrong.
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by ary 15y ago
This is because even with the authorized biography there still isn't good source material for after his return.

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