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jsavimbi
14y ago
No, I did not mean prime minister. In Spain, the head of state is the monarch and the head of the elected government is known as the "Presidente del Gobierno", or president of the government. Although a counterpart can be found in other par
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Well, at least he just has some blood pressure that needs tending to. Even though I mostly disagree with the man's politics, I must say that it takes a smart prick to make a contextually accurate and funny joke in a foreign language at an i
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14y ago
Man get all wacky about $175 transaction. IF you're playing that close to the bone, my advice would be to stick to cash sales and forget about banks and online escrow services like Square.
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14y ago
> Richard Stallman: "Rajoy nos quiere matar a todos" RMS: "Rajoy (Spain's president) wants to kill us all." Well there you go, Richard.
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14y ago
The mere fact that OP is still wasting time debating the merits of investing in engineering over design is a dead giveaway that he has not a clue. The debate has been dead for quite some time now. Let me clarify this for those not in the kn
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14y ago
> In my experience Only a fool would pretend to be blissfully unaware of what he's talking about and then offer you advice on the very subject of his ignorance.
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14y ago
> laughing at the concept that frat boys and meathead "bros" can write code. More of a reality than a concept.
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14y ago
> The brogrammer meme is JUST A JOKE! No, it's an inside joke. There's a big difference there.
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When copying a design, once should at least improve upon it.
(drively.com)
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If I just plunked down ~$100K plus another ~$200K in lost salary for two years of business school, not to mention the money spent and experience gained during my undergrad and subsequent years of employment, do you think I'd stoop down to l
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14y ago
Yeah, become really good at what you do for work unless it's something you really don't like doing.
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14y ago
Not in every case but most notably anyone working in the role of project manager, an actor who I give the hook to as soon as I'm on a project.
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14y ago
Make a choice then: learn to code or focus on design. I can help you. I make double as a designer as what I made as a front-end developer and I'm also happier for it. The more focused you become on design the less dependent you'll be on eit
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Agreed. Nothing worse than hearing a non-technical-business-resource-humanoid mention that they'll just write up the specs and hand it to the coders. Unfortunately, that's the world we live in.
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14y ago
This happens because people don't understand the GPL and its unique ability to empower developers to write software or something really interdesting like that.
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You have to read the three reasons posted above and then the explanation. The service as implemented on the backend looks good but on the front end they need some help of the professional kind. Also, including the Aviary viewer in the demo
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> We felt like windows were more analogous to system dialogs, but iframes are easier for message passing Stop. Hire a designer.
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> For most human traders You're living in the past. > The consolidation process delays the data by ~100 ms. This is still considered real-time by many people including professional traders. A couple of months ago we achieved round-t
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14y ago
Cool demo, but a real-time quote is measured in the ~20msec range. A real-time trade would be <50msec round trip. A real-time quote provider is someone who's server is physically connected to a direct exchange feed, as in you have a 5'
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I understand that the post about your site ambushed you out of nowhere and you were immediately compelled to shift into damage control by flooding the thread about how hard you were working on your design problem and all the other lip servi
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http://michalbures.com/blog/codecademy-how-not-to-do-a-redes... Michal did a sufficient job of providing examples right there, although I'd caution that very ambitious young man, programmer and designer not to use such an aggressive appro
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> That turkey wasn't ready to come out of the oven. Like development, design works best by iteration. The overall concept isn't bad per se, the implementation looks to be haphazard and needs style, tone, ease of use and continuity. >
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No, they actually do not. The visual design is poor enough, not to mention the actual code implementation but the interface itself is even more disjointed and incoherent, using a varied mix of metaphorical elements on the view that have no
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You're right, the redesign looks shoddy and inconsistent with modern layout conventions. Truth be told, they probably didn't hire a designer to do the work.
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One of these days I'm going to pull a metric out of my tuccus explaining to anyone who'll listen that the use of slides for anything other than a presentation [slide deck] is very annoying to the user.
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14y ago
This is really nice. Well done!
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15y ago
The "checkmark" was pure genius.
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15y ago
You are aware that your email address is currency on the Internet, right, and that people are going to design all sorts of honeypots to get it?
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15y ago
They were going to be sued anyways. Why make it easier on the publishers. Also, they've been at it for little over a year so they're probably still in that period where business processes are vulnerable to outside competition. But I highly
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Neither Dell nor Apple gives away their products for free. Nor will they at any time in the future, so the textbook for laptop metaphor is invalid in this case. What I alluded to is that should Dell engage in a product comparison campaign w
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