garyhalverson

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   by garyhalverson 15y ago

   Whoa, that page is hard on the eyes....I didn't get far in that article, but I think C has continued to live on as well as a foundation that has spawned other great languages. I don't see it (or variations of it) going away anytime soon.
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   by garyhalverson 15y ago

   No, not credit...but the fact that elegance and simplicity is clearly a trend where complex and expansive functionality was the trend in the past (think MS)
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   by garyhalverson 15y ago

   How can you go wrong trying to connect with your customers as a business owner. I think this is a great strategy to follow and even beyond the 1000 users, you can still grab x number of new customers to email personally. People want to fe
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   by garyhalverson 15y ago

   I think you have something interesting here. Elegance and simplicity are far more important than previously thought. Clearly this is part of the legacy left by Steve Jobs. Fantastically engineered products wrapped in beautiful design. Eleg