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by ivanca 13y ago
Ok, just show two buttons: "Get help" and "Rate this app"; then you can clearly identify intention without being dishonest with your users. (But that's only tangentially related to the subject at hand)
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by ivanca 13y ago
What do you think a re-view is? A review is what the user experienced; doesn't matter if the developer is going to get the bug fixed the next day or if is going to stay there for the rest of the eternity; the same thing with the user e
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by ivanca 13y ago
All nations existences are completely arbitrary -besides the ability to kill or exile previous residents-. Therefore one of the few common goals of the people inside the most rich of those arbitrary separations is to have the most advanced
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by ivanca 13y ago
Are you serious? Not linking to the app store is an extremely dishonest move. Like if EA could restrict that only the people who are satisfied with Battlefield 4 should be able to rate Battlefield 4 amazon after buying it; otherwise "f
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by ivanca 13y ago
Doesn't matter; it should start being punish, and because it is EA it would be one exemplifying move.
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by ivanca 13y ago
You know that apple has been baning every bitcoin wallet app right?[0] [0] http://www.pcworld.com/article/2095060/apple-removes-blockch...
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by ivanca 13y ago
Everyone else makes false claims and get away with it; fox news does it all the time, and they get paid for it (commercials) >It looks like you didn't understand the last part of my response. It takes time for a feedback mechanism t
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by ivanca 13y ago
It's a long history of fraud in human history; education is not a special case. >there’s no guaranteeing the integrity of future entrants into the market. There is no guarantee in any market; you survive by the product you provide,
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by ivanca 13y ago
Did you get a job at week 65? But anyway this is not the issue, if you pay to learn something so what? What does it haves to be regulated? Is not like food where you may get intoxicated if its bad, is not like cars where you may kill someon
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by ivanca 13y ago
I'm also wary of boot camps but this is definitely not the way; if you want to pay for something you pay for something. They are not pretending to be a college, they are not pretending to be a substitute for it. The only scam here is t
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by ivanca 13y ago
I took more than 20 in a couple of months (ordered by myself) after doctors couldn't find anything concrete (later on the current diagnostic is "fybromialgia" and the symptoms remain nearly 2 years later). I was aware of canc
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by ivanca 13y ago
Most soldiers after returning home find themselves in an awkward spot, killing is the only thing they do right, and having a PTSD doesn't help to pick other skills, so their only pahts are: 1) They become hitman, even if its socially u
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Easygit 0.0.2 (Sublime Text Plugin)(github.com)
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by ivanca 13y ago
Expressiveness means you waste less of people's time and mental effort. $(".enemy").after('<div class="crash">').remove() Without jQuery: var enemies = document.querySelectorAll("
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by ivanca 13y ago
>post-IE8, browsers are pretty easy to deal with on their own. False: - CSS browser prefixes are automatically inserted by jQuery - Many jQuery selectors don't exist in the CSS selector specification - Looks really really ugly and t
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by ivanca 13y ago
Shameless plug: I created a little Sublime Text 3 plugin[0] that allows to do a {stage-all/commit/pull} with a single click (the user is asked to enter a short description of the changes for the commit message); it only works _af
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by ivanca 13y ago
Can you easily integrate django with a shell command? Or with the python imgur image hosting? Easy online creation of gifs seems kind of useful.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Yeah; all the patent says is "anything the school and its student does over any network, that includes Internet".
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by ivanca 13y ago
"Extremly clear" would have been to mention the time-period in the title. And "pretty generous" according to who? you?
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by ivanca 13y ago
>Stripe doesn't need to share data if it doesn't want, but then criticizing us for being inaccurate is a bit ridiculous. Ridiculous is to making ANY present tense assertions when your using old data, like in the title you don&#
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by ivanca 13y ago
So, when scientist take the time to point out why creationism is wrong it means that they believe creationism is correct? I call bullshit on you.
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by ivanca 13y ago
>I'm happy to concede that the figures may be outdated "Share your metrics or we are going to assume and publish your company as being today where it was many months ago" is pretty shady journalism. >We gave you that op
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by ivanca 13y ago
In sublime text you open the command panel[0] (ctrl+shift+p) and it reminds you of the key shortcuts for any given command, and you can fuzzy search the name of the command. I use modifier keys but you can use 'Vintage mode' if yo
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by ivanca 13y ago
The main owner of the american company creator of the most used operated system in desktops around the world (in all countries, enemies and allies of the USA government) may not be the most trustable source in this matter. Call it "ad
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by ivanca 13y ago
Because his name is not clickeable it means 100% of the people that is interested in him had to google him. So it's pretty easy to measure it's impact. http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=%20SAM%20POLK So
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by ivanca 13y ago
This is a perfect example of the cynic snarkiness for the sake of snarkiness that plagues Hacker News; the guy of the article only has written one article besides this one[0] and that's it. He doesn't even have a profile pic or a
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by ivanca 13y ago
You can always buy him/her something; a soda, a cookie, probably anything from the store will improve his day and doesn't fit the definition of "tip".
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by ivanca 13y ago
This "apathy" will bring consequences far worst than the spying itself; before long corporations will be able to trade and black mail using the information collected by NSA. Call me tinfoil hat or whatever, but corporations always
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by ivanca 13y ago
And for taxis themselves; people who destroy other companies cars are not my favorite drivers.
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by ivanca 13y ago
They also don't want people who prefers to learn & discover something than build & sell something.

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