crazychrome

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by crazychrome 12y ago
Awesome! Although I'm not a believer in generic but I think it's a bfd in the programming field which will be as important as the REST thesis, or ror. How about a service with similar approach that offers Parse to appengine migrat
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by crazychrome 12y ago
How about my own types?
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by crazychrome 12y ago
Internet of Things is a mediocre idea without a single convincing/exciting use case. With this technology users can remote control the lights/door/microwave/fridge, download recipe/timetable/schedule from mindl
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by crazychrome 12y ago
should I take it as a compliment?
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by crazychrome 12y ago
I feel sad for HK. A protest led by teenagers? Where are the adults? If these teenagers were devised, where are their parents? Do they have any idea whom they are fighting against, fighting for? Shame on all HK adults.
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by crazychrome 12y ago
> You're telling me that every single change to the US since ~1870 has been from something other than protests? how many of them ended with gunshots?
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by crazychrome 12y ago
so according to your opinion, a protester bits your arse and it's a show? I'm a programmer and I have proposed a straight forward rule to help me understand the situation. If you have a better way, show me. If what you are saying
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by crazychrome 12y ago
There is a single rule to see tell the true motivation of a protest: is the biggest protest sign written in English (if the general public in the area/country not native English speakers)? If yes, it's probably a show to leverage
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by crazychrome 12y ago
right. how about previous 150 years? woo, I forget, the Queen sent a Governor who suddenly realise HK needed democracy!
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by crazychrome 12y ago
Not sure for whom this Cube is made. If it's for regular people to dancing together, why there is no regular forks in the video to say something, if it's for artists, why there is no single piece of artwork presented, if it's
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by crazychrome 12y ago
Rust is interesting one. The only part I dislike is the pointer ownership. Can they work out a better model/analogy after 15 years of Boost?
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by crazychrome 12y ago
I do agree with your points, but i think you've over generalised them into a degree that discussion is not only unnecessary but also childish. Let's restore the context back to Swift in iOS programming to match its targeting marke
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by crazychrome 12y ago
when I first saw Golang, I hated it, but now I think it's the best server side language. Galang is an insanely pragmatic language. It's not fancy, just works. Facing Swift, I had mixed feelings. It's a beautiful language, pro
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by crazychrome 12y ago
It's not going to work, no matter how much Ray Ozzie is widely admired (his remarks on Google Wave is really insightful). Here is the deal breaker: here is no easy way to edit sound so far on phone, nor computer. It means no editorship
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by crazychrome 12y ago
I think the file metaphor is a must for the separation of OS and applications. Unless you have a better conceptual framework to deal with this problem, you'd probably live with "files".
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by crazychrome 12y ago
the burst of social media hype. who'll be the next?
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by crazychrome 12y ago
is this a joke? if it is, then i think i might've got it.
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by crazychrome 12y ago
agree. What's the killer App for it? Maybe it's the HealthKit related things, but they hardly appeal to core Apple buyers: young people! It'll be a historical change if Apple starts to add oldlies into its base.
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by crazychrome 12y ago
So according to your logic, Microsoft in the 90s was not in the "unique position"? All your points about user engagements, keeping them around, intrinsic value, applied to Microsoft perfectly. The fact is, Google occupies a unique
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by crazychrome 12y ago
Your argument is based on the assumption that Google occupies the unique position in the user->view->ad-click chain, your wording "at a location where people just breeze right through". let's deal with it for a moment.
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by crazychrome 12y ago
it's a common misunderstanding that ad publishers care about Google users. They care their own customers, and Google is just a user acquisition channel. Say you are a bread maker, do you care the shopping environment your customers buy
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by crazychrome 12y ago
b.s. Google's business model dictates that the search engine is built for ad publishers. Google might have put users in the first priority for 1 million times but what about the next 1 billion times? What about the edge cases? The reas
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by crazychrome 12y ago
it doesn't take a genius to realize america indeed has the racial problem. just look at the popular tv shows targeting at black audience, e.g. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (it's a fun show, watch and count how many whites in it?)
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by crazychrome 12y ago
let me rephrase my words: free call is not attractive at all to general public as a standalone product. it's a nice-to-have feature, not a deal maker.
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by crazychrome 12y ago
couple of reasons: .. This is a Mac only project, therefore it's not a hard requirement to choose a cross platform language. .. Consider how it would be used in production. Two possibilities: a) output as .ai, .jpg, .png to be used as
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by crazychrome 12y ago
great idea! it'll be even better if the language is Swift.
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by crazychrome 12y ago
i don't think it's going to work. google had gvoice for years and marketed it with free phone calls and voicemails, and it didn't take off. i had a similar project 5~6 years ago, which fell apart. my conclusion is that free c
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by crazychrome 12y ago
prototype for T-1000?
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Will kickstarter approve its iOS app competitor project?(kickstarter.com)
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by crazychrome 12y ago
exactly. Larry Page reminds me of Steve Ballmer's remark on iPhone. I think Steve Ballmer is an excellent man, except having no idea about design: "... windows phone can DO email...". Larry Page thought Google can DO social,

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