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by geitir 7y ago
I think windows has always hands down beat osx in everything but aesthetics in terms of functionality and control. Maybe you could say except for proprietary features / apps but I don't think that really counts because that's
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Bitbucket has had critical issues 3 days in a row(bitbucket.status.atlassian.com)
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Angular?
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When you think of the typical archetype for men learning to cope with emotion, it's generally by overcoming personal hardship or difficult challenges through perseverance. But we see where this fails in situations where you have no con
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by geitir 7y ago
This guy is a professor? Kind of ironic right off the bat he dismisses his wife's opinion and then claims journalism that refrains from labels is toxic.
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This is precisely why we have capitalism
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by geitir 7y ago
Well I mostly agree but you have to consider technical debt
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I would predict things tend toward the bi distribution the article talks about during market lulls and that competition rather than abundance creates the gaussian distribution. In the example of smartphones given, there hasn't been the
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by geitir 8y ago
I learned to program through php and the documentation was a major part of that before the prevalence of stack overflow etc
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by geitir 8y ago
I would say this has a lot to do with the increase in accessibility and subsequent marketization reducing what used to be a fairly niche service attenuated to like minded scientific or at least exploratorily minded people to a common denomi
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by geitir 8y ago
I believe this has a lot to do with the reduction of the middle class. The amount of people who can afford to go even two months with no form of income in the United States is extremely low
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by geitir 8y ago
Why are you screenshotting a contact's message? Android actually can block screenshots of copyright content as well now.
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Not really
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Thanks for taking the time to form your perspective in words. It was an interesting read and one which I (at first pass) agree with.
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People with empathy naturally don't want to inflict unnecessary pain on other people. Sure, you could argue that empathy is a human construct, but then you might argue that the very nature of our reality has been evolutionarily hewn to
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by geitir 8y ago
This is fun
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That's the contingency: Where is the separation of product? Apple isn't strictly a hardware company more than it's strictly a software company. If you consider the iPhone a unified inseparable product, then the ability to ins
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by geitir 8y ago
This is completely wrong. I am a recent graduate who is in stem and took up to calc 3. It is true you do learn notation but only what is necessary for the concepts and math of the calculus classes. I've run into the same problem as the
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by geitir 8y ago
Sorry but maybe that holds for a smaller increase of efficiency but I highly doubt that's true for 20%+
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One of the books I read when I was younger that got me into programming is Little Brother by Cory Doctorow. In the book, the high school they attend has cameras that identify students by measuring gait. The characters in the book put gravel
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by geitir 8y ago
Generally, practices that garner popularity in the middle and upper class have life improving properties, whether physical, social, or mental. That doesn't mean they don't create a class barrier, but that's a consequence of f
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by geitir 8y ago
I feel with Amazon you can intrinsically tell by the formatting and lack of consistency in design between pages the hodgepodge of code running
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by geitir 8y ago
As a 24 year old currently hobbiest programmer (looking to change that), I was able to follow along and really enjoyed this article. Anything I can learn technical and close to the "bare metal" I get immense satisfaction from. I h
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I wasn't aware sending thank you notes after an interview would ever be a thing
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It's part of the natural move towards a centralized web. You want a website you can trust that delivers good content, as do other people, increasing the load on the host beyond minimal finance resulting in ads. That said a lot of sites