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by bonn1 12y ago
I looked at it, also quite impressive, nice animation stuff, but not always smooth presentation (low frame rate) and the presentation look too gimmicky—people think that you spend 24/7 to build a flashy presentation which doesn't
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by bonn1 12y ago
> but that's not always the case. True and it heavily depends on your profession. My office stack matches my profession, i.e. a designer rather cares about Adobe CS than MS Office and is happy with Google Docs. So, it depends really
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by bonn1 12y ago
My office stack: 1. Word, if a lawyer sends me a critical document in review mode it's always Word and I want to be sure that he and the other party gets all my additions. Moreover, Word is performant and fully featured. I haven't
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by bonn1 12y ago
The Brits had always a good feeling for 'personal computers' (Sinclair, Amstrad, Acorn)
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by bonn1 12y ago
Out of curiosity: Who has written Haskell & deployed to production in the last 24h and if yes for what kind of app?
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by bonn1 12y ago
Still I don't know how to avoid that the annoying Apple mail program opens all the mails and not Gmail's compose view within in the browser. Thus, I'd also agree to just get a text preview from the text and maybe not just one
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by bonn1 12y ago
Out of curiosity: Who has written C99 in the last 24h within a larger project and if yes what kind of project?
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by bonn1 12y ago
> how should I be spending my time? Good question > It is best to pick a metric you are pretty sure you know how to increase. Good answer but the game is a bit more complex. It's good to have a KPI driven behavior but it depends
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by bonn1 12y ago
Hard question and I went myself through this process two weeks ago. At the end I had Wordpress and Tumblr on the shortlist and went for Tumblr finally. At the end it heavily depends on your requirements. If want to self host and are heavily
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by bonn1 12y ago
Well said. We also experimented with non-DOM rendering, in particular with WebGL-sprites. We achieved very nice result running constantly at 60fps even on low-end mobiles but it's nothing worth if one doesn't have all the DOM amen
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by bonn1 12y ago
> 25$ smartphones Where do I get a 25$ Firfox smartphone? > has the biggest "app store" of the world because it runs any web app How many web apps are ready to run offline, e.g. in the subway? > is totally royalty-free ye
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by bonn1 12y ago
> We Need to Break the Mobile Duopoly Yes, we all know this—maybe the OP wouldn't mind also to tell how we or whoever should break this duopoly if even Microsoft is not able to.
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by bonn1 12y ago
Most of answers here focus around management as a general topic and ways to handle the two weaker devs. Nobody recommends to fire them. I am also not giving this advice because I am not aware about the entire company and team situation and
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by bonn1 12y ago
I have another advice: Since many and me wrote that you should NOT go out and look for friends since it makes you needy and people smell the neediness it's is important to note that having a few good friends is the key to happiness. Ju
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by bonn1 12y ago
> If you are throwing a party and invite 100 guests, only 10 will show up. 9 out of 10 will flake out. This is normal and that's how people work. I made different experiences. If you prepare a party well, invite key people first, lo
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by bonn1 12y ago
There could be many reasons why people avoid you. I don't know you and it would be hard to find the real reason here but I give you this one advice: Don't go out and look for friends—never do this. The problem is that people w
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by bonn1 12y ago
Would you mind to elaborate about the side effects? The article sounds too good to be true.