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by ljk 11y ago
felt the same way in the beginning but i'm already used to it. The colorful favicon took a little bit to get used to
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by ljk 11y ago
is it me or are engineers expected to know everything(implementations, business logic) but non-engineers are not expected to be "jack of all trades"
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by ljk 11y ago
they did, and failed - http://www.cnet.com/news/heres-why-the-facebook-phone-floppe...
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by ljk 11y ago
houzz.com has a lot of "inspiration" photos
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by ljk 11y ago
not a designer here: why are there two columns? If it's chronological, imo the columns might be better showing up as staggered; the screenshot was a little confusing for me(again not a designer so I might be oblivious to some issues)
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by ljk 11y ago
or for some people who don't know how a computer works ;) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Qj8p-PEwbI
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by ljk 11y ago
very cool, what's the exact duration?
518.
by ljk 11y ago
Not surprised it's a medium article
519.
by ljk 11y ago
I see now, it's for Google Docs users who don't have Google Drive installed
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by ljk 11y ago
interesting, thanks!
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by ljk 11y ago
Also questionable review sorting on top of the inaccurate reviews
522.
by ljk 11y ago
why does adding "?" work at getting a different logo? not a web guy here
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by ljk 11y ago
Posted one day ago - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10149563
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by ljk 11y ago
Am I missing something? Doesn't Google Doc/Drive come with syncing if you download it?
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by ljk 11y ago
is there a way to spin it so it'll be legal in the US?
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by ljk 11y ago
Pretty fun, I wonder if having a more expensive monitor would help with the score
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HP told some to pick b/t becoming contractors witho benefit or fired witho severance(businessinsider.com)
5 points by ljk 11y ago|2 comments
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by ljk 11y ago
previous discussion - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6858855
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by ljk 11y ago
hmm isn't this what people were mad at Amazon about? and now a story praising this type of work culture? ..unless i'm missing something e: nevermind, they talk about a case of someone getting sick from overworking
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by ljk 11y ago
thanks for answering!
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by ljk 11y ago
from the page it looks like privacy badger is similar to noscript, care to explain how it's better than noscript? noscript also has "forbid", "temporarily allow", and "allow" settings for blocking domains
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by ljk 11y ago
how is the book relevant to cloud computing?
533.
by ljk 11y ago
looks like some microsoft products have those numbers too - http://news.microsoft.com/bythenumbers/index.HTML
534.
by ljk 11y ago
ctrl+f'd the quote here, couldn't have said better myself
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by ljk 11y ago
so.. it takes experience
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by ljk 11y ago
> Currently unavailable. > We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock. Unfortunately they're out for now
537.
by ljk 11y ago
i'm guessing the devs are the most expensive?
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by ljk 11y ago
from the video description: " So I spent the evening installing this iOS 4 simulator on to my Apple Watch. Pretty hard to use on such a small screen but very cool. "
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by ljk 11y ago
i use both. when i first started using it many sites were broken, but there are options to "forbid" and "allow" certain domains so after a while when the blacklists and whitelists are built up, it's working pretty w
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by ljk 11y ago
same experience here, but some communities don't even allow comments from users with less than 50 reps, so newer users like myself are basically in the read-only phase

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