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Ask HN: Ctrl/Shift with same hand or opposite?
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16y ago
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16y ago
I would suggest, even better would be a really well thought out picture/diagram that tells the story. As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words, and it is far more likely it will be "read".
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16y ago
There was a good article I read a while back on how restaurants could improve their menus to increase revenues. I think a lot of similar things apply, and that article seemed to have the evidence to back up the ideas. Unfortunately I cannot
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16y ago
Whilst I was reading this article, I couldn't stop thinking of this: "My life is the complete opposite of everything I want it to be." - George Costanza
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16y ago
Hi Yosho, The ceteris paribus consequence of building something that your customers don't know they want is simply that you need better marketing. Retube has made many good points, but without knowing more about your business I think it's d
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16y ago
What do you guys think of java as a language for desktop applications? I have a web app that I already use java for, and it could use a tiny desktop app to leverage it. I say tiny because all it will do is receive web requests which inform
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16y ago
A couple of other factors that we considered: 1. The spelling should be obvious from the pronunciation. 2. Should have as few syllables as possible. Two is great if you can find one.
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16y ago
That follows the subject.verb(object) pattern so that would be fine.
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16y ago
Yes, that is actually what I meant to convey. I should have said that methods should be verbs, and that they should be methods of the subject (not direct object). And that parameters should be linguistic objects, direct or otherwise. PS. Ca
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16y ago
Indeed. A convention that recommends the following is not written: newEmployee.adoptBy(department)
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Ask HN: Does anyone distinguish methods names for indirect/direct objects?
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16y ago
Don't know your limits.
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16y ago
Here's yet another idea: Your mind and body need to be in balance. I believe this is the essence of the solution. One factor that I believe is amiss is their speed. It appears that your mind is thinking quicker than your body is acting, and
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16y ago
This is a really good essay. Absolutely spot on.
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16y ago
I couldnt get meetup.com to accept my login attempts! Anywhos, I will almost certainly be attending.
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16y ago
Don't believe everything they tell you. If you listen to too many people too often, you will be average at best. Have the conviction to be better. If you can't convince people of your ideas, it doesn't mean the ideas are bad, it just means
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16y ago
Looks good. I would have liked to see some of your selling points and services displayed to me without having to click on the video/tutorial. That's really a minor though. I thought it was pretty good.
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16y ago
I will try to make it. It's been too long.
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16y ago
I'd just like to point out that illusions are often as good as the real thing. If your brain believes you are more alert, chances are, to all intents and purposes, you will be more alert.
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17y ago
What are peoples views here on using Flash for rich internet applications? In particular, what do you think are the benefits of using Flash/Flex? It seems to me that development for prototyping and proof of concept is cheaper and quicker in
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17y ago
I would advise those reading too much into this article not do so. Using vectors for theory to do basic statistics is likely to confuse matters for you. Vectors, though important in statistics, are primarily used to describe spaces, be they
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17y ago
FEWER
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17y ago
"In Python 3, all strings are sequences of Unicode characters" What does that mean exactly? Everything seemed really well explained until then. The line above lost me. EDIT: I think I'm confused with the difference between UTF32 and Unicode
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17y ago
It depends what works for you. In my experience the first thing you need is motivation. Without you have nothing to drive you and all the will in the world will get you nowhere. Here is something that helped me: http://bobsutton.typepad.co
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It depends what works for you. In my experience the first thing you need is motivation. Without you have nothing to drive you and all the will in the world will get you nowhere. Here is something that helped me: http://bobsutton.typepad.co
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Lawyer Fees for New Webstartup
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cammil
18y ago
Sorry... I'm new to this... where is your site!?