benihana

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by benihana 15y ago
I don't really think that was the pivotal point in Apple's history. Regardless, Apple, until a couple of years ago, was making those obnoxious I'm a PC I'm a Mac commercials. Making anti-[the_big_guy_in_tech] commercials seems to be what co
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by benihana 15y ago
I don't think the list is meant to be read as "every first time startup founder does all of these" but rather, "be vigilant of some of these patterns."
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by benihana 15y ago
It seems to me that this provides information real(er) time than GA. As in, you use it on pages as part of the actual data you show: http://www.visitorjs.com/details/api/setup
814.
by benihana 15y ago
This just in: acidic cola drinks will dissolve things over a long enough period of time! Stay tuned for our shocking revelation that water is wet.
815.
by benihana 15y ago
The point is that they're doing this, and it's annoying, not surprising.
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by benihana 15y ago
I think the comments here illustrate pretty well that this post doesn't really have a clear point. Sure it has a title, but she doesn't really say anything in it. It's just a collection of random thoughts about... stuff. It seems like a sor
817.
by benihana 15y ago
It's not just you. I hated Apple for the first half of last decade because until about 2005, I was only exposed to Apple software for Windows, which is abysmal. Using Apple software on a Mac blew my mind. Even though Chrome and Safari share
818.
by benihana 15y ago
No, they're easy. I went to school in Florida and took these kinds of tests all the time. The state has a real hardon for standardized tests.
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by benihana 15y ago
It seems that to most Americans, the draw of the driverless car won't be "hey, this is more efficient and is costing me less overall." Rather, I think it will be, "hey I don't have to pay attention in the car anymore, I'll be on my phone pl
820.
by benihana 15y ago
I recently left ColdFusion development and I've never been happier. IT has been my anecdotal experience that ColdFusion is an old man's game. They seem to look on newfangled things like Object Oriented programming with mistrust. This guy th
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by benihana 15y ago
Great recommendation. Bored with your life? HAVE KIDS! Listen to this man.
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by benihana 15y ago
Didn't Apple do something similar when they forked KHTML? I think it took them a few years to make it completely open source after they said they would.
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by benihana 15y ago
Checks and balances, not sharing of responsibility. The Supreme Court exists to protect Americans from unjust laws, not to write laws that congress should be writing.
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by benihana 15y ago
What I don't understand is, why does this guy care if other people don't like the language he likes? It doesn't change the number of Java jobs or the kind of things you can do with the JVM, so why does he care if a bunch of Rubyists hate Ja
825.
by benihana 15y ago
Edit: nice downvoting. Do we downvote for disagreeing these days? Do we care about our karma on a website on the internet?
826.
by benihana 15y ago
It's really hard to want to continue reading when the third sentence says this: Little has changed with the process of software development since the 1980’s I understand the point: that things are the more the same than ever, that this gu
827.
by benihana 15y ago
Please note, bold design and strong typography !== hipster.
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by benihana 15y ago
Didn't sign in, because I couldn't get any information about it without signing in with twitter. And I'm not going to sign into a site with my twitter account unless I know what the hell it is.
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by benihana 15y ago
The shuttle mission, which was to provide a safe, reusable, cheap spaceflight platform, failed on two of the three goals. It was reusable, but not cheap, and not safe. We need a better LEO platform, not more shuttle missions.
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by benihana 15y ago
Listen, search on a calendar is the worst thing to happen to humanity. I don't use search in my calendar workflow, therefore no one should.
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by benihana 15y ago
If you apply, tell them Bucky sent you cause if you do, I get a grand if you work there for three months. I'm a PHP developer there. Working with the smart people is easily the best part of the job, plus we have foosball.
832.
by benihana 15y ago
Since rms came up with the name, you can pretty much assume that he thinks it's the greatest thing that could have possibly happened.
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by benihana 15y ago
All of these I did the first five years of my career - I feel that I got a lot more out of them than if I would have done them while in my CS program. With a few years of experience, I have a much better context into which to place these ex
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by benihana 15y ago
Even in L4D2 or CS, other Valve games the community is brutal. TF2 seems to be a bunch of people who do it for the "ggs"
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by benihana 15y ago
Agreed. But it's such a dick move. Instead of just saying, "hey, please don't do this," he hurts the guy. http://daringfireball.net/linked/2011/06/23/maisel-mansion
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by benihana 15y ago
I heard Canada is changing it's official slogan: "We're like America, but with moose."
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by benihana 15y ago
Women on a team correlates with a higher team IQ. Higher IQ does not imply smarter. Correlation does not imply causation.
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by benihana 15y ago
Oh, this web webdeveloer can be the CEO? And his plan is to buy a bunch of companies that make pretty things and give their founders free reign over their entire section of Yahoo! so that Yahoo! would just become a huge collection of bright
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by benihana 15y ago
Careful readers of the W3C definition will note that arrays in most languages, like JavaScript, are almost what this definition implies NodeLists are: “ordered collection of (things)” What? I think of arrays as contiguous blocks of memory
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by benihana 15y ago
Do you have any examples of these late 90s early 00s solutions that consistently failed to work at scale? Can you point me to any of the 'several dozen' event-based frameworks before JavaScript did it? I don't seem to remember these very we

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