jrajav

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   by jrajav 14y ago

   First thing I thought of too. Time for a pull request?
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   by jrajav 14y ago

   No they aren't, they use hooks to native phone functions. You can't write once, run everywhere. They're native apps written in HTML, CSS, and Javascript. That doesn't mean they're web apps.
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   by jrajav 14y ago

   Indent however you want to, and don't try to argue objectively for one way or the other. It doesn't work like that. Rather than argue the merits of spaces versus tabs, it's much more important to make sure that you have a consistent style w
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   by jrajav 14y ago

   I, for one, don't want anything WYSIWYG in what I'm trusting as my code editor.
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   by jrajav 14y ago

   I don't mean to be cynical, but it seems like someone else has just "discovered" the motivation for GTD. After all, that's the entire point of the system; Loading everything you need to remember into a trusted system so that your mind can r
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   by jrajav 14y ago

   You can still only downvote comments, not stories.
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   by jrajav 14y ago

   Well, he actually said "debugging code when it is running," which a lot of people find valuable. Of course you can debug anything in the looser sense of the term, but tools like debuggers make the process more productive. And yes, many peop
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   by jrajav 14y ago

   Agreed. I'm reminded of point 3 in the Android guide to good UI messages, a little gem of technical writing style: http://developer.android.com/design/style/writing.html
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   by jrajav 14y ago

   I'm not convinced that allowing their Windows software to slip in quality - software they force you to use if you buy an iPhone - will improve their brand image or prompt consumers to go purchase an iMac instead.
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    Personally, I didn't take it that way at all. My team interacts very often with another team based in India. It has nothing to do with outsourcing, that's another location of our global company. So, to me, the term "offshore" in this contex
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    One of the main take-aways (clickable breadcrumb folders) is already present in both Windows and OS X. In Windows, the current path is represented as a series of clickable buttons, including dropdowns to the right of each folder to show the
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    Doctors don't create.
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    I disagree. They may not be obviously related to coding , though they'll probably end up being useful at some point anyway... But they're definitely useful for working with logs, working with datasets, working with config files, and a host
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    Make sure you enable plugins.
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    Yeah, my comment was a lot clearer in my head. I meant that I was about to launch into a minirant about fair taxation in the US. I did a double take and realized that I had hit an emotional trigger very similar to the kind the article is ca
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    When I reached "Taxation is theft!" I was moved to come here and comment on it. It only took about a second for me to stop myself and laugh. Apparently others here weren't quite so levelheaded.
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    If by latest running shoe you meant latest cushioned, arch-supporting, spring-embedded running shoe, I disagree. That kind of shoe will cause you to run very poorly and will probably injure you, unless you pay careful attention to your form
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    I cringe a little whenever I see someone try to solve an issue with planning and productivity that's already been covered years ago by awesome systems like GTD - especially when they try to solve it with technology. I want a tool, not an in
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    I'm assuming that the number tied to your account would be verified, in which case that becomes the new traceable tie between you and the account. If it's not verified, I certainly agree.
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    >> Just because you're not seeing younger people at agile related events, doesn't mean they're not using agile methods where they are 'doing' stuff. I second this. If you're using conference attendance as a measure of the effectiven
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    Personally, I think one can learn enough about agile to apply it usefully without ever learning what a "scrum master" does. Maybe this goes back to the discussion of process vs. best practices.
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    I can also vouch for OmniOutliner, though I personally don't use it for task management. I use Notational Velocity ( http://notational.net/ ) for taking reference notes, and for task management I email myself action items and tag them using
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    Direct link: https://github.com/davidoc/taskpaper.vim
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    I pressed Cmd-S instead of Cmd-D...
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    I think you missed "coauthored Go..."
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    I think it's an indication that it's hilarious
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    I like the monthly graph, but otherwise it seems to offer less information than Wolfram Alpha.
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    by jrajav 14y ago

    This article definitely makes some great insights, but it also rubs me wrong in several ways: 1. Mr. Pavlus asserts that all "life hacking" is a distraction. Yes, he says "9 out of 10" and "in a lot of cases," and he backpedals in the concl