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choward
10y ago
This is probably a myth too, but I've heard that by the time you're thirsty, you're already dehydrated.
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choward
10y ago
Sorry for being that guy, but I'm getting really sick of the word "disrupt".
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choward
10y ago
That's true, but the odds are way lower.
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choward
10y ago
It's still no O(n log n) O(n) or O(1) though.
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choward
10y ago
If it's n^2 it may never return in your lifetime. Does the code work? Nobody knows. It this situation you may consider it a bug.
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choward
10y ago
B-b-b-but I didn't know. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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choward
10y ago
Yep. Having Yahoo as the default search has left a bad taste in my mouth. I accidentally used it once and it was all ads above the fold. I had to scroll to see actual search results. Never again.
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choward
10y ago
That would be a great question to ask these guys: https://softskills.audio/
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choward
10y ago
Mediocre? It's worse than that. It's worthless. Stock price means nothing.
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choward
10y ago
Exactly. This is the most pointless economic indicator ever.
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choward
10y ago
I agree. Hideous title. How did cervical cancer become more dangerous? Oh. It didn't.
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choward
10y ago
People dressed up in suits lose accountability to me. It's like they are over-compensating for something.
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choward
10y ago
Seriously? The only way to give money is to be forced to have features you don't need or want. If that's true, that's pretty terrible.
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choward
10y ago
What's with that garbage at the bottom right? I'm trying to read your article. Why would I want to talk to you before reading your article? Made me stop reading.
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choward
10y ago
Is there any evidence here or is Toby just making this stuff up?
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choward
10y ago
What?
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choward
10y ago
Swearing at people like that takes it to a different level. And it's not the swearing that's bad, saying "It's ridiculous that X task isn't done" is bad too. Swearing just adds emphasis and makes it worse. This
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choward
10y ago
Number 6 is not like the others. The other ones cause harm to yourself and/or others and have actual consequences. Cursing is just bad because society seems to think it's bad. The only negative consequences that come of it are bec
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choward
10y ago
Exactly. Other people are the main reason you have to teach your children not to swear. Whether we like it or not, we live in a society where people get butt-hurt about swearing and some people are appalled at kids swearing. I don't wa
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choward
10y ago
I honestly can't tell if this is supposed to be sarcasm or not.
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choward
10y ago
> like having long and synchronous opening animations in response to an action I love animations when they make the UI more understandable. I can't stand them when they are more than a couple hundred milliseconds though. I don'
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choward
10y ago
Yep. Once I read the first sentence I knew I was reading bs: "Amazon.com Inc. revealed plans to hire more than 100,000 people in the U.S. in the next 18 months, grabbing the spotlight as President-elect Donald Trump pushes companies to
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choward
10y ago
Nice Taco Bell ad. Why is this on hacker news?
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choward
10y ago
> If an element isn't drawn it shouldn't be autofilled. So if a form is too long and you need to scroll, all those fields you can't see won't be auto-filled? Sounds pretty terrible IMO.
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choward
10y ago
I've been running 6.0.1 on my 6P for a while now. I hear so many people complaining about battery life after updating. Battery life and reliably is the most important feature to me. I haven't had the 30% battery issue and my batte
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choward
10y ago
For when he decides to run for president.
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choward
10y ago
If you're allergic to peanuts, then there is 100% evidence that eating a burger is healthier.
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choward
10y ago
I thought the same thing. I thought the "elephant in the room" was going to be something like: "smartwatches will never have feature parity with normal watches". For example, they will never have a battery life of 3 year
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choward
10y ago
Seriously?
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choward
10y ago
The other way you could take his comment is he doesn't want to have to build apps like Launchaco. Because they way you interpreted it, which is probably correct, is completely ignorant. Launchaco generates marketing web sites. Web deve
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