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jeroen
18y ago
For the impatient (the site is very slow for me): It's about Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0. CTP downloads are available at https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/content/content.a...
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jeroen
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I clicked it, and then I wanted to know how my clicking compared to other people. Unfortunately, there are no stats.
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jeroen
18y ago
You are right. All Daewoo models in Europe are now sold as Chevrolets.
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jeroen
18y ago
The story was in the privacy-link announcement. http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2008/07/what-comes-next-in-th...
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jeroen
18y ago
which is here: http://analytics.blogspot.com/2008/10/more-enterprise-class-...
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"... 20 per cent of retail notebook sales during July and August." These numbers may not have been influenced by the credit crisis if awareness of the situation was not widespread. Or those analysts could be wrong in their predictions.
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jeroen
18y ago
Even better: <noscript>NOPE.</noscript> turns off javascript
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18y ago
I run windows with location set to Netherlands and language to English. I got Chrome in Dutch. Fixing language: Options -> tab:Minor Tweaks -> button:Change font and language settings -> tab:Languages Fixing spellchecker: see la
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18y ago
IE6 users will only be motivated to upgrade when a significant part of the web no longer supports IE6. Unfortunately, most of the web will only consider dropping support for IE6 when its market share is considerably lower.
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Surely the robbery part is theft. :)
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"He had been serving a 21 month sentence [in] a federal minimum-security prison camp" 21 months in a minimum-security prison seems doable if you have a wife, child, and several million dollars waiting at home. Or are US prisons really that
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"The internal code name for the next version is “Windows 7.” The “7” refers to nothing in particular, a company spokeswoman says." Uhh, how about NT4, 2000, Vista, 7? Anyway, I thought we all agreed that the Mozilla rewrite wasn't a great p
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I would add: making things easy to read. Red on black gives me a headache.
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18y ago
There was such a story ( http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/966679.html ), but the guy was "an accomplished mathematician" before becoming a security guard.
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I thought I recognised that, and indeed it is taken partly from http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2006/06/16.html . The original is a bit more detailed.
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18y ago
No examples on the front page, so for anyone wondering what it looks like: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=227737
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18y ago
Comments. I've gotten used to dealing with (and refactoring) sub par code and bad architecture, but I'll never get used to comments saying things like "add one to x".
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jeroen
18y ago
Thanks for all the comments. I will respond to more of them tomorrow. For now, I'm calling it a day.
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18y ago
Exactly. My bad, will fix that tomorrow. (it's late over here)
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jeroen
18y ago
Technorati would be nice, but their api does not return tags, which means that I can't create a cloud of related tags. The public search (the search box on the main page) is only half of the available functionality. For the other half you h
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18y ago
I was trying to create a bigger target, but I can see what you mean. Better now?
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Ask HN: Please critique my webapp
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18y ago
Interesting article, but hardly news 8 years after publication.
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jeroen
18y ago
Always assume that what you write is read by others than you intended. That goes for code, documents, emails, and test data.
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18y ago
From the source of http://paulgraham.com/articles.html : "// Begin Y! Store Generated Code" I didn't mean to imply anything about the code or architecture of Yahoo! Store, just about its origin.
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Don't know if you've seen this, but it might be interesting to read: Ask YC: What are the going rates for consulting gigs? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=182369
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It _is_ the Yahoo! logo. paulgraham.com still runs on Viaweb, which is now Yahoo Store, which is probably where the favicon comes from.
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The article mentions 3 leaving Yahoos, and 3 more in the last 2 years. Hardly a "steady exodus".
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It's hard to compare generations, as you are inevitably comparing observations on the current generation with memories about previous generations. Memories are always distorted by the passing of time.
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18y ago
You are right, of course. I took a shortcut because I knew my result would only be off by a small margin, but I failed to mention that.
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