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brandoncapecci
13y ago
Finish your shitty project before you start your next shitty project.
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14y ago
I thought he was making a joke... like trying to bring out the stark contrast between the word fame and the relatively unknown Cheddar.
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14y ago
I think he's insinuating office romantics. Probably watching too much Mad Men.
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14y ago
I feel similar. The reality of this example is that sexism tends to work in favor of prospective female secretaries, not against them. Attractive women would hold an edge over more qualified men simply by way of how superficial the position
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This guy has worked on all sorts of awesome shit that he gives completely free to the community. Heaven forbid he miscalculate time like 90% of Kickstarter. Yehuda clearly didn't take the money and spend it on beer and hookers so let's coll
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Well, I know every time I answer a question on Stack I make sure to check the gender of the OP first. On the off chance they are female I just respond: "Software is like sex; it's better when it's free - Linus Torvalds". /s In all seriousne
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I think he's implying that marketing isn't much of a skill - that competent people with a good product should market themselves. I've heard this from engineers before though can't say I know enough about the intricacies of marketing to weig
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At the same time, I imagine he could make a lot of accurate guesses on where the industry is moving. People are not expecting him to be exact so, to me, his response reads like someone who just doesn't want to be wrong. Even if Brad doesn't
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14y ago
Probably as a preloader... http://i.imgur.com/9BeuH.gif?1?9200
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There were countless sites that copied "social news" after the decline of Digg though. All were trying to be successful and really only one succeeded.
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14y ago
Sensationalism.
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Best part about this presentation is the term "got a little Zucked". Zucked adj. Butthurt about the lack of progress on HTML5.
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14y ago
How long until we have a macbook with 108,500 by 81,500 resolution?
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14y ago
You're thinking only about the end user - what I'm talking about is more encompassing than that. Toothbrush companies want metrics around their product. Users are going to soon be faced with a choice to either purchase a smart product that
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Arguably these features provide no value already though but only exist because on some level they are fueled by addiction. It always begins with very little effort and a shitton of perceived value. First time using a drug - little hit, big
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14y ago
That's like saying gambling is a fad. The novel implementations may change but integrating markers for performance will only come more common in time. Expect to be able to passively track how long you brushed your teeth in the near future.
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14y ago
Agreed. If it was a substantial issue, Ubuntu would have much better market penetration.
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Having a slightly larger size is a non-issue for people who aren't willing to spend at least the 100 dollars...
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Would be nice if you added the ability to short...
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14y ago
Slipping in download statistics in an apology - oh Apple - you are selling even when you are apologizing.
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His argument really seems to be that the relationship between the input and output is not obvious, not that you don't understand the words themselves. The blank button is a fitting analogy to the uncertainty of the arguments.
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14y ago
I can't stand downloading things through the App Store. The "do you want to open in" popup where I know I need to wait for a program to load, usually input credentials, and press download again. As I suspect this isn't a very big file, I'd
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Twitter has almost twice the mobile revenue of Facebook while Facebook has more users on mobile than Twitter has on the entire platform. Best case scenario as an investor, you look at this as an area that needs serious improvement.
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14y ago
PaintbrushJS, CaymanJS, VintageJS and Filtrr all do this for free.
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Can someone who advocates utilizing these color functions have any intuitive use cases for them? As a less user who tends to forget their existence, this demo has really only reaffirmed my original belief that statements are far more longwi
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You feel there are there are enough crowd-sourced hardware startup failures to warrant any action? I know the interest from this site is primarily tech products but it seems to have grown in proportion to the site which is still heavily art
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Fox Reports On New iPhone Features
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I don't think anyone has ever proposed that Android couldn't be beautiful but rather great design comes secondary to iOS. As far as innovative products go, I'd argue that this is still very much the case. Flipboard set a standard for beauti
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Sequoia should take out or redesign the leaf in their mark. It looks like cannabis and conflicts with their image.
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I disagree. Google had a monopoly on the maps market and was taking advantage of it. Apple's Maps app used vector images, brought 3d buildings to more cities, used higher quality textures, etc. They may have problems with it but I feel like
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