crazychrome

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by crazychrome 12y ago
Agree. Inbox is an OK product but nowhere close to expectation. It's a product of mixing ideas, not a product of revealing essence. Daniel Eran Dilger, the apple fanboy had a brilliant observation on John Sculley's Apple: "In
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by crazychrome 12y ago
yes, Google is new ms. but ms could be either new Google or new Palm. I wish ms the best, since Apple is not fun anymore.
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by crazychrome 12y ago
elementary os is quite stable. the only problem i have w/ it is the dev team promoting yet another lang to code apps. why not rust/nim/go?
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by crazychrome 12y ago
For 22+ years I believed Foundation series by Issac Asimov was unparalleled, since first read when I was 10. It changed after the Three Body Problem , especially the 2nd and 3rd installments, The dark forest , The forever death . I don&
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by crazychrome 12y ago
Do a Ctrl + F, then type "android". How many matches have you seen amongst 122+ comments? 2, including this one!
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by crazychrome 12y ago
Military forces are copies of the communication structures of inhibiting societies... another proof of Conway's Law? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law
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by crazychrome 12y ago
2015 the year of elementary os on mid 2007 iMac! everything works out of box, except have to do source compile for emacs 24.4.
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by crazychrome 12y ago
Apple does hire a great PR team. imagine they announce the agreement with Chinese government over iPhone inspection after the 1Q report...
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by crazychrome 12y ago
have you tried midnightcommand?
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by crazychrome 12y ago
help me to interpret this: amongst 60 comments of this article, nobody mentioned China despite the fact China had fought against jp for 8 years (since 1937, or 14 years since 1931) and (arguably), pinned down jp Army, given the original jp&
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by crazychrome 12y ago
"AI" in this question could be replaced by: alien, God, singularity, a guy/girl from future or the Terminator. Given above "options" are mutually exclusive, (e.g. both God and alien are watching at us), it's re
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by crazychrome 12y ago
A surprise?
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by crazychrome 12y ago
thanks for the update.
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by crazychrome 12y ago
absolutely agree. when I first saw AngularJS and read about dependency injection, I was turned off immediately, wtf?? Of course, I was not brave enough to call google guys idiots.
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by crazychrome 12y ago
Peaceful folks in Indonesia only killed thousands of Chinese descents and rapped hundreds, in 1998. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/May_1998_riots_of_Indonesia
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by crazychrome 12y ago
I don't understand what problem(s) the "anonymity" solves within the context setting by this app? I think it certainly improves user experience by removing the boring registration process (if it's the definition of the a
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by crazychrome 12y ago
never tried it. AngularJS gave me a strong feeling of j2ee, bold, tons of reinvetions of old concepts. most of all, the authors are from google which never shipped a high quality Js/browser based product. except the original gmail. th
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by crazychrome 12y ago
I understand you (maybe including other Nim guys) feels undervalued/offended when I asked for a sales pitch. Nim is an opensource project and probably nobody makes a cent out of it, yet some arrogant guy like me treat the priceless wor
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by crazychrome 12y ago
Nim is great, and this article is great, except until now no article about nim managed to sell it to me like a simple Golang example including channel and go routine. Could any Nim advocate demonstrate a simple program that: less than 50 lo
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by crazychrome 12y ago
And, 100x cheaper, if taking consideration of free cloud offerings. These profound factors keep me working everyday, although I haven't made my millions yet. There was an article about Nokia or Ericsson around early 2000, saying that p
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by crazychrome 12y ago
When I first saw this, I stopped paying for TV license. guess what, I still can't see the content!
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by crazychrome 12y ago
The book, "How Google works", is an arguably self-glorified interpretation of a rare success story. This article, is a re-interpretation of the interpretation. I seriously doubt if there is any value at all. I think HBR is a major
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by crazychrome 12y ago
I couldn't even finish watching the intro video. it's boring! And I guess it's another trap to suck up my fb/twitter/github/trello contacts/info so that I can do forum/email/IM/project manag
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by crazychrome 12y ago
How much do you value your privacy? How about I generously offer you $1 per month? Feel insulted? it's exactly Tsū's plan. (consider fb has 1.3b users and it's q2 earning 2.9b, $1 per month is indeed a generous offer) joke as
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by crazychrome 12y ago
not going to work, checkout Marc Andreessen's take on his own version of the same concept: Ning. Edit: typo Xing <-> Ning
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by crazychrome 12y ago
Great post. I think it's the first I've ever read about Rust clearly clarifies the owner of a ownership is scope. It may sound ridiculous but all other talking about ownership without mentioning who is exactly the owner.
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by crazychrome 12y ago
On the other side of the story, both Boxers and ISIS are not "civilised" according to modern standard: Boxers executed foreign missionaries and Chinese christians including children and women. Furthermore, both Boxer Rebellion&#x2
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by crazychrome 12y ago
It all happened before and it will happen again. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxer_Rebellion
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by crazychrome 12y ago
Business wise, i feel the product is not well targeted. Maybe MS has enough $$ to push it everywhere but for whom exactly this product is designed? for pro-consumers to create contents? i doubt. for the purpose of communication?seems overwe
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by crazychrome 12y ago
100% agree. it's a break through not because of the problem it's trying to solve, but the approach.

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