evilmushroom

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1. 31.▲
   by evilmushroom 14y ago

   I got a ticket-- been lucky the last four years. Frustrating experience every year. I "got" a ticket three times, but Google Wallet times out and wouldn't let me buy the first two. The third time around (after waiting in the queue), I notic
2. 32.▲
   by evilmushroom 14y ago

   Hmm I've gone every year (for last three years I only) as well, and haven't gotten an opportunity to early register. Hell I'm even a Glass Explorer that went to the San Francisco Foundry.
3. 33.▲
   by evilmushroom 14y ago

   Well I am a happy person. I coincidentally do most of that list as well.... but most of those items seem just common sense...
4. 34.▲
   by evilmushroom 14y ago

   I went to the San Francisco Glass Foundry--- it was awesome. I felt loss after I had to hand the device back-- as if I was missing one of my senses. :) Unfortunately as you undoubtably well know, I cannot talk any details due to NDA.
5. 35.▲
   by evilmushroom 14y ago

   Basically showing the price Samsung is wanting for its patents from Apple is lower than other companies pay.
6. 36.▲
   by evilmushroom 14y ago

   doh! foiled again.
7. 37.▲
   by evilmushroom 14y ago

   Hmm.. brb patenting the process of applying for a patent.
8. 38.▲
   by evilmushroom 14y ago

   There are techniques for doing this. I weight lift... a lot. So BMI is utterly useless for me (as you said)
9. 39.▲
   by evilmushroom 14y ago

   This is flawed, very flawed. I weight lift now and workout 6 days a week... in college I was a skinny 5'11" and 130. I'm not 5'11" and 186. This is going to tell me I'm fat.
10. 40.▲
    by evilmushroom 14y ago

    I would have to agree with this. Although I've been developing on android since the beta SDK in 2008..
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    My friend got his company to open source their MogileFS backup system.(github.com)

    2 points by evilmushroom 15y ago|0 comments
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    Apple Launches Attack on Galaxy Nexus & ICS over Voice Search and Unlock(reuters.com)

    1 points by evilmushroom 15y ago|0 comments
13. 43.▲
    by evilmushroom 15y ago

    MG Siegler is like the Fox News of TechCrunch on top of that.
14. 44.▲
    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    A number of us use Java for web development as well. (GWT for example) Not to mention projects like Hadoop etc
15. 45.▲
    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    Still do not get all the Java hate--- it's plenty valid enough for Android dev-- and easy to use. Some people just like hating it because they think it's cool to do so. :)
16. 46.▲
    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    True.. I did feel like a tank ran over me for the first two weeks. :)
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    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    I'm a software engineer... and being tired of being out of shape and gaining weight, I joined an extreme workout program/class a number of months back where we do kickboxing and resistance training alternating 6 days week.... and I absolute
18. 48.▲
    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    As long as this doesn't become the only way for me to put apps on my Mac. :P
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    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    And what of the "unuseful successful innovation"? 1) Android is growing like wildfire-- contributes over a billion to revenue last year it was claimed. 2) Google App Engine serves over a billion page load a day. 3) Google Apps? I love it--
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    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    I care more what my phone does-- than whether or not it has a slightly lower framerate while scrolling lol.
21. 51.▲
    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    This article is poorly thought out. He accuses Google of stifling innovation, then he spouts this gem: "Meanwhile, at Google, the cash cow is search-driven advertising. That allows the company to encourage engineers to waste 20% of their ti
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    Haters Gonna Hate: The Psyche of the Tech Zealot(savagelook.com)

    2 points by evilmushroom 16y ago|0 comments
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    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    Short term prototyping only. Anything long term and big--- and you'll be hating yourself for not having clear standards and patterns. :P Keep in mind you can make something that is overengineered suck hard too. There is a happy medium betwe
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    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    I really didn't care for netbeans--- the look, and it was more laggy for me. Could be I'm also way more used to Eclipse because I use it for everything else. ;)
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    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    Eclipse JDT for Java/Android/GWT Eclipse CDT for C Eclipse PDT for PHP Eclipse + PyDev for Python hmm <3 Eclipse. :)
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    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    I sense a bitterness in the force. I've internally rolled my eyes are the enthusiasm of an entrepreneur's pitch for their product before--- but who the heck am I to shoot them down? I salute that they are doing something they're passionate
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    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/data-storage.... Context.MODE_PRIVATE bam
28. 58.▲
    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    yes
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    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    Not saying it can't/shouldn't be improved... ...but I think it was unfair to single out Android which does have one of the more secure setups in terms of permissions for apps, for a flaw that exists in every major mobile OS. Your title sho
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    by evilmushroom 16y ago

    Component based object oriented-ish ala Ruby?