kjhughes

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A father knitted his baby’s first year of sleep pattern data into a blanket(theverge.com)
206 points by kjhughes 7y ago|50 comments
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Social Networks That Failed(gizmodo.com)
125 points by kjhughes 7y ago|103 comments
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Would you give up Google for $17,000 a year? The Fed wants to know(cnbc.com)
28 points by kjhughes 7y ago|22 comments
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Open Source: From Community to Commercialization(a16z.com)
33 points by kjhughes 7y ago|17 comments
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by kjhughes 7y ago
That's easy: Your purchase decision is driven by what you'd like to know rather than what you're willing spend the effort to learn . Reading requires active effort. Until we develop "I know kung fu" [1] technol
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Billionaire Stephen a Schwarzman Has 3 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Launch(entrepreneur.com)
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by kjhughes 7y ago
So you sanction that 'sanction' be sanctioned?
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by kjhughes 7y ago
The Mr Macintosh blog (which the Arstechnica piece cites) has more technical details: https://mrmacintosh.com/google-chrome-keystone-is-modifying-...
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A Study of 2.7M Startups Found the Ideal Age to Start a Business(inc.com)
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Venture Capital – No, We’re Not Normal(medium.com)
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Tech startups selling interactive, memorial bots to be remembered by(washingtonpost.com)
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by kjhughes 7y ago
I've always admired Sun Microsystem's ambigram logo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d5/SUN_micr...
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by kjhughes 7y ago
Your assertion that Wolfram "unquestioningly accepted this nonsense" is unfounded. Ignore the personality assessment element. Wolfram sought to identify whose handwriting the note was, so he asked a "professional handwriting
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Locked Tesla stolen in 30 seconds in London with fob relay trick(businessinsider.com)
21 points by kjhughes 7y ago|18 comments
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Social Networks That Failed(gizmodo.com)
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What Every Developer Should Learn Early On(stackoverflow.blog)
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Gallery Go: a fast, helpful way to organize your photos offline(blog.google)
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My Web Development VSCode Settings, Theme, Extensions, Tips and Tricks(dev.to)
7 points by kjhughes 7y ago|1 comments
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A father knitted his baby’s first year of sleep pattern data into a blanket(theverge.com)
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by kjhughes 7y ago
> They just didn't have the strength to make that move, for whatever reason. The reason is well known: BMW has been too focused on sustaining innovations extending their current strengths than disruptive innovation that will eventua
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Catalyst deep dive: The future of Mac software according to Apple and devs(arstechnica.com)
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Congress Must Work to Understand the Language of Inventors(ipwatchdog.com)
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by kjhughes 7y ago
Clickable link: https://github.com/oriansj/stage0/blob/master/Linux%20Bootst...
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How Apple's app review process for the App Store works(cnbc.com)
2 points by kjhughes 7y ago|0 comments
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by kjhughes 7y ago
Related: Here's last year's 13-inch MacBook Pro (non Touch Bar) Battery Replacement Program: https://www.apple.com/support/13inch-macbookpro-battery-repl... The program covers affected MacBook Pro models for
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by kjhughes 7y ago
I'm not talking about consumer processors. I'm talking about professional, developer machines.
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by kjhughes 7y ago
I'm neither interested in nor discussing here "normal non pro computer[s]". It was you who suggested a "$2100 5K iMac - 6 Core I5 3Ghz" to me. I merely explained why it doesn't, IMO, demonstrate that Apple is
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by kjhughes 7y ago
A "$2100 5K iMac - 6 Core I5 3Ghz" is not a substantial improvement over my late 2013 MacBook Pro (2.6 GHz, 4 core i7), which can both travel to client sites and directly drive 2 x 3840 x 2160 pixels on my desktop displays. No n
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by kjhughes 7y ago
I love my late 2013 MacBook Pro too, but I've been longing to replace it for years now, only to be disappointed time and again with each new MBP release. I'm still waiting and wishing for a model worth buying.
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by kjhughes 7y ago
I'll believe it when they produce a MacBook Pro that developers love again or a Mac Pro that (not yet independently wealthy) developers can afford again.

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