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by factotvm 7y ago
I would like you to be able to buy a laptop with the TouchBar. However, I would like to be able to buy a laptop without one.
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by factotvm 7y ago
A solution to a problem that shouldn't exist, in my opinion. That's fine if you want to try and sell TouchBars, but still give me the option to buy a laptop without one. I'm still holding out hope for a good keyboard and a pr
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by factotvm 8y ago
> please let me know what more you would like to see there I would love to see Hyde dogfood Hyde. I think that might be helpful to those coming in to check it out. What does the documentation of Hyde look like put through Hyde and output
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by factotvm 8y ago
iOS apps can become pretty complicated endeavors with all the moving pieces. It's as complicated as writing any desktop app. In fact, many are currently in the situation where you need to move from an OpenGL implementation to a Metal i
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by factotvm 8y ago
I left feedback on the page that it wasn't helpful. Saying, "Once Apple releases Mojave, no versions of VRED will run on that operating system due to the OpenGL deprecation" doesn't help their case, because it's jus
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by factotvm 8y ago
You might be more comfortable if you drank a less salty drink.
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by factotvm 8y ago
And I'd rather use Vim.
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by factotvm 8y ago
I disagree with you that Slack is an ergonomic interface. I'll give two examples off the top of my head: 1. New Threads sort with new items at the top. This is opposite of everywhere else in the app. And there is no indi
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by factotvm 9y ago
That they're putting in the first sentence.
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by factotvm 11y ago
> I find our current web technologies to be a much better solution over all. Really? It what sense? I just now see TypeScript coming close to parity with what ActionScript provided several years ago--and the tooling is nowhere near ther
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by factotvm 12y ago
I feel like that's SourceForge's job. When something gets excitement, that's the last time you want to throw up a page like this. Poor user experience. Would, say, GitHub do this? I suppose something else could be afoot, but
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by factotvm 13y ago
I choose Apple because I want good hardware with a *nix operating system. End of story. Show me an alternative, and you'll pique my interest. In the meantime, you should keep your ridiculous comments about conspicuous consumption to yo
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by factotvm 14y ago
I actually clicked on the comments to post how much I enjoyed the experience of reading the post (though I was going to put an "off-topic" disclaimer. To each his own, I guess, but I really enjoyed the reading experience of the theme.
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by factotvm 15y ago
I probably would not have bought this book, but I did get a copy because it's free. I hope there is a way to retroactively throw some scratch to the author should I find it useful. That seems like a good model, akin to music "piracy" where
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by factotvm 15y ago
Then give them a coding problem that takes a short amount of time but allows you to evaluate their skills. I relish these opportunities and respect the companies that ask me to do them. To keep with your metaphor, ask the carpenter to make
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Clojure 101 - Slime installation [video](vimeo.com)
2 points by factotvm 16y ago|0 comments
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by factotvm 16y ago
When I clicked the link I saw a indeterminate progress bar which spun (and spun, and spun). Then I recalled this little gem about Gawker's redesign: Remove the hashbang and prepend domain with "ca": http://ca.lifehacker.com/281626/jerry-se
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by factotvm 16y ago
I think the more relevant case here is United States v Paramount Pictures. To paraphrase (poorly) the decision: You can make movies, distribute movies and/or show movies, but you can't do all three. I hope at some point app stores as the on
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by factotvm 16y ago
I bypass the GUI all together and find battery life is increased even further!