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by kelvin0 11y ago
Why do they feel the need to have stories with the scrolley page css of doom? I want to read the text, maybe with a few intersparsed pictures ... please bring back sane reading format of websites.
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Is that like when Enron started being accused of inflated revenues and 'cooking the books' ... they also had to find a compromise and shred away the evidence! What type of non sensical argument is this?
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Insulting because they did their market research and have tailored the message to address the needs/wants of the target audience ... outrageous indeed. Next thing you know companies on the internet will start showing ads in webpages ta
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by kelvin0 11y ago
I could read stuff like this 24/7 ... something visceral about plowing though some ridiculous constraints and finally making history really gets to me ...
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by kelvin0 11y ago
It's so easy to write code and have something running. It's a whole other affair with regards to a 'structured' project involving a team of devs. If you look at the myriad of libraries and frameworks for JS, just so the
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Why the downvotes? I am genuinely curious also, but there is next to nothing in terms of details (uses cases and such) on their site!
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Can I make a t-shirt with your quote? It's awesome!
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Well I mentionned Dart because it is a very small step up to learn when you know Javascript. Not sure the same can be said of JS -> Haskell ... don't get me wrong I started looking into Haskell and I find it fascinating!
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Learn Dart :)
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by kelvin0 11y ago
The problem with this is the entrenched culture and feudal turf wars within various departements in gvt will likely need to be addressed, even if you have the top tech talent of the universe working on this ... I wonder how they expect to g
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by kelvin0 11y ago
wow, storm in a tea cup much? He clearly mentions implementing '$', and nothing else ...
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by kelvin0 11y ago
We all need our 'dens' I get that. Wish you well on your new sentimental adventures.
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Well from my perspective, either: a) Bonita went snooping in his office and found something she perceived as 'incriminating' or b) He needed to better insulate his 'work' time from his 'home' time, which is not
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by kelvin0 11y ago
I can see how some of our North Americans customs may see alien to Iranians. However the engineer in me cringes at the inefficiency of such exchanges ... Oh well, when in Rome do as the Romans I guess.
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Wow, this sums up clearly my experiences and what I've taken away from them. Very well written, this fits me so perfectly it's scary ... Makes me realize there are many more devs struggling with the same things. Thanks for that po
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by kelvin0 11y ago
I went in to add an entry to an excel sheet, then a error message appeared as I was editing it (100 rows of 10 columns). After that no one from the company could access the document at all, even from different accounts ... took Google more
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Also need a Django plugin for Python
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Can't stop laughing... this guy synthesizes pure comedy gold with a touch of absurdity and a lot of cynicism.
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Well I guess that ISIS selfie guy won't get that promotion after all ...
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by kelvin0 11y ago
That's exactly how I interpreted the 'insulting' comment. We tend to compatimentalize ourselves at a rational level, but sometimes fail to see the 'bigger picture' of our mental patterns and the impact they have.
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by kelvin0 11y ago
I wonder why the downvotes, it's actually a quite thought provoking question.
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by kelvin0 11y ago
I was the one who had pushed to use Google, but I've been burned after some of our files became unaccessible. I wish you well ...
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by kelvin0 11y ago
We simply host the critical bits ourselves, instead of relying on a third party cloud/host/storage.
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by kelvin0 11y ago
I can't believe they entrust all their family jewels in Google services. My experience is that even when we used the paid Google services their customer support is at best atrocious ... try not having access to your company's most
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by kelvin0 11y ago
In other news NSA lawyers have changed the definition of 'domestic surveillance'. Seriously, that would be hilarious.
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Anyone remember a certain president who was supposed to shut down guatanamo within a few months within being in office? This has the same 'smell' to it ...
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by kelvin0 11y ago
It's valled double speak (see 1984)
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Wow, this is impressive! However I'm still eager to see the matchup against the MIT Antelope.
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Is this the Design world's equivalent of the Engineering world's 'over-engineered' syndrom? I appreciate that these people are trying to innovate, but it`s almost like they are Designing as for design's sake ... Hop
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by kelvin0 11y ago
I think it's more a combination of being creative with above avergage intelligence and determination coupled with low risk assessment (poor judgement).

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