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by grinich 13y ago
2nd most common men's name globally. (1st is Mohammed.)
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by grinich 13y ago
Sounds worse than TEAL. :(
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by grinich 13y ago
What use is owning it if nobody reads it?
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by grinich 13y ago
This is the common argument for using verbs/buttons. And it certainly also makes sense in the physical world, where we pull levers or turn wheels to control larger machines (cars, airplanes, a stove, etc.) In my comment above, I actual
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by grinich 13y ago
Endless scrolling pages, flowing text, drop-down menus... these are all foreign concepts to animals. People are used to interacting with 2D objects in the world. It feels natural. "Cards" provide a strong figure-ground relationshi
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by grinich 13y ago
You should write him directly and get involved in Free Software! He's just rms at gnu dot org
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by grinich 13y ago
http://www.youtube.com/startupbootcamp
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by grinich 13y ago
He's speaking at Startup Bootcamp @ MIT this year. http://startupbootcamp.mit.edu/ (so am I)
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by grinich 13y ago
It's surprisingly large: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kcGltYWz3k
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by grinich 13y ago
Those dental drills are powered by an air turbine, though. Dyson (notable for their vacuums) actually have done a bunch of work pioneering high-speed electric motors. The Dyson Digital Motor is awesome and runs at +100k rpm. They're us
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by grinich 13y ago
Change your apps name. Not that big of a deal. -- Steve Jobs http://www.smh.com.au/technology/technology-news/dear-steve-... The name won't make or break your product/company. But getting
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by grinich 13y ago
The iPhone SMS sending bar does the same thing.
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Have you actually driven a Model S?
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by grinich 13y ago
This is such a perfect comment. You completely sum up their business in 11 words. In the future, I hope they partner with hospitals/medicare to provide fitbits for free. There's immense savings in preventative medicine. A lot of p
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by grinich 13y ago
It's all in the video! http://youtu.be/HverdXMmuEE
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Disconnect, The Anti-Ad Tracking Startup, Now Has A Privacy App For Children(techcrunch.com)
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by grinich 13y ago
Or just shorten it to only the exclamation point.
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by grinich 13y ago
Even better, use oauth2 tokens instead of your username/password. Here's a script to generate them: https://google-mail-oauth2-tools.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/py...
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by grinich 13y ago
Alexis already runs Das Kapital Capital ;P http://daskapitalcapital.com/
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Solving problems is part of writing software.
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A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.
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The company is probably mostly young single professionals, for whom cooking meals not economical (time+$). Sure, it lets you stay late, but for most of these folks, having catered food is more like the college dining hall than a sign of wor
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by grinich 13y ago
Or walk in and slip them a $20. It's the old school hack.
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Try to make one. You'll figure out why soon enough. ;) Like making a good piece of software, there are hundreds of subtleties in great typeface design that a reader never thinks about. Jesting aside, there are a handful of large foundr
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by grinich 13y ago
Though he does release early and often.
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simple NLP solution famous last words.
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by grinich 13y ago
I wish somebody would combine these into the official Angular docs. Those are dreadful for beginners.
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"This website was created entirely by teenagers..." -- Gabe (in the first 15 seconds)
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OTR encryption is pretty good in this regard. "If you lose control of your private keys, no previous conversation is compromised." http://www.cypherpunks.ca/otr/
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The lack of integrated testing was by far the most impressive thing about the Curiosity Rover/MSL landing to me. Most people who followed the news had no idea that the skycrane deployment setup was never actually tested in full. They v

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