maurycy

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   Gawker Media Cuts Jobs, Suspends Bonuses(portfolio.com)

   2 points by maurycy 18y ago|0 comments
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   by maurycy 18y ago

   Is Google a real business? It took them few years to be profitable.
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   by maurycy 18y ago

   The table under Evolution of vomiting is especially interesting. Never saw vommiting pigeon!
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   by maurycy 18y ago

   For me, it sounds like an excuse for buying expensive services. Oh, I'm not a snob, I don't buy social capital... I enjoy nice people.
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   by maurycy 18y ago

   Sounds good: "Although unit tests can be important for iterating features, for most young Rails apps, models are more simplistic. What you should make sure of is that all points of interaction for users are well tested, and stay un-broken
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   by maurycy 18y ago

   The greatest challenge to any thinker is stating the problem in a way that will allow a solution. Bertrand Russell The ability to simplify means to eliminate the unnecessary so that the necessary may speak Hans Hofmann
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   Ask HN: CSS framework for rapid prototyping?

   6 points by maurycy 18y ago|2 comments
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   by maurycy 18y ago

   Fish. Find the chepeast possible fish and eat with rice.
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   by maurycy 18y ago

   "Make something people need enough to pay for." Even better.
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    Yes. And adds bundles http://manual.macromates.com/en/bundles which are the killer feature. Jumping between files and methods with shortcuts is nice, too. Of course, it is archievable with VIm but it takes time and you'll constantly find
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    The Seed of Apple's Innovation(businessweek.com)

    37 points by maurycy 18y ago|11 comments
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    The simalarities don't end there. They are, as rumbas, useless working in hotels (ie, faceless corporations) as well.
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    Yes, I did. Lack of TextMate and OmniGraffle. Unfortunately, both emacs and VIm are very time expensive to configure to have the same features, working nearly the same way, as TextMate does.
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    OK, I agree. But what about us, poor folks who use Apple products merely to have decent Rails environment, TextMate and OmniGraffle? who don't want to spend ages dealing with Linux packages or configuring wifi (though, spent few years using
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    Sounds like a reply to our previous rant on his Firefox thoughts. Also, reminds me http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/30/business/30know.html . On the other hand, it is easy to say "oh, you have curse of knowledge and that's why you do not app
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    I would get it. Unfortunately, it takes a lot of effort to run Leopard on it, so it is no option for me. Linux costs too much time, and I simply don't like Windows. I would love Apple releasing their OS on other platforms.
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    This is a great point and, to be honest, the real reason why it makes sense to learn handwriting, reading paper books or mathematics. Focus is one of our most important assets and without ability to focus it is hard to accomplish anything.
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    Actually I think that Seth misses the point as well. I don't care whether other people wear the same clothes as me. I recommend because I like. Firefox's response to Chrome should be not adding new features but removing existing ones, or, a
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    I completely do not agree. I use a keyboard since 10, and I write faster than most people, yet I have a fountain pen and maintain all my personal notes in a Moleskine. It is hard to me to rationalize it but handwriting enables me to focus e
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    All subjects are good to rant on the education and the social structure, eh?
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    They have a good excuse to not read books, actually. (interesingly, one can reversely say that lack of degree encourages you to read more because you have more to prove)
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    Actually, nothing.
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    Why not have the best of all worlds? Philosophy of math generated a lot of interesting questions in the past.
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    So, their place would be in the literature courses, not philosophy ones.
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    You're comparing oranges to apples, and depreciating philosophy, which is more science than art. No one seriously discusses papers of guys who believed odd scientific theories from XVI.
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    "750 MLB players + 460 NBA Players + 1700 NFL players = 2910. Let's multiply that by the past 10 years = 29,000 current or former pro sports players who are pentamillionaires" It is not that completely different players play each season. I
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    Hopefully not. I enjoy printed magazines.
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    What a brilliant observation about "known unknowns". Though, one could say that there are also unkown unkowns, and unkown knowns, yet.
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    I'm sorry but I can't read this article. There are many others that need my attention.
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    by maurycy 18y ago

    Market Wizards: Interviews with Top Traders by Jack D. Schwager Stock Market Wizards: Interviews with America's Top Stock Traders by Jack D. Schwager