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There is plenty of value for people who can do both. Or at least most of one and a good amount of the other. I have become a generalist at a company that definitely has distinct frontend and backend teams. I started as backend dev but start
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Yeah, but as soon as they need to bridge the gap, they have to enlist help from someone else. And when they find that person, they have to communicate their needs using voice or text rather than raw thoughts. Need to change requirements? Se
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14y ago
Site wont load for me. I'm a big fan of "git gui". You can commit individual lines.
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They pay the taxes for income in the US. This is about foreign earnings. If they stopped selling internationally, would you say it is no longer robbery?
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Because their computers are clogged with viruses?
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14y ago
Google had irrefutable evidence that it was possible (aka, the iPad)
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14y ago
Thanks for the ending. I honestly wasn't sure. The colors bit was the biggest hint.
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14y ago
Hopefully it has good security. Any chance this will become the norm for all states?
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I think the author knows what he is talking about. Journalistic objectivity is about reporting the news without your personal bias. I think you can give your subjective opinion (making predictions, etc) and still have it be considered objec
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Can I skip the orbs and go directly to the end? The end has all the crazy distortions that make it fun.
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Scarborough didn't claim that Romney would win, so I don't see why he would ever take this bet.
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Was your story really boring? Being forced to listen to a long boring story is painful.
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14y ago
I don't remember apollo astronauts, but Wikipedia does. Hopefully our records will be better preserved than those from the Mayflower.
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I'm impressed. I definitely thought it was hyperbole when Joel said they would carry the fuel if they have to. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4718124
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14y ago
Cool photo. I love the Zynga logo reflected in the windshield.
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Amusingly, they use screenshots from Windows Explorer in their patent drawings. See Fig. 1 in the first patent (pg 3) http://www.surfcast.com/images/pdfs/US6724403.pdf The pictures has some funny Drive names: Bambam, Fatbelly, Bigboss, Hu
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14y ago
Only if you patent it, granting you exclusive right to that idea.
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14y ago
Would you pay $5 a month for the ability to downvote?
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14y ago
Does anyone else get annoyed when replying to threads with multiple people? I always want to reply to the most recent message, but usually someone else responds while I am composing. So I have to view their message and reply to that instead
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14y ago
Do you have "compact mode" turned on? I mostly like it, except the contact info side bar can cut into my email pane when I dont have my browser fullscreened.
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14y ago
How much data do you have? My personal gmail has less than 3gb, and I dont notice any performance issues.
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I am guessing that Zynga games don't have a lot of security, and that a targeted attack would be disastrous to their players and analytics.
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I'll wait until the kickstarter video comes out showing me how hard my life is without this button. Props for making the tiniest iPhone accessory yet!
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It captures his frustration: arguing with someone, knowing no amount of logic or evidence will change their position. An atheist might say its like arguing with a christian. A pc person might say its like arguing with an apple fanboy. Batma
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14y ago
So? What would you do about it? It's a risk the "target" won't talk to you, but there is little downside. They might think you are a pushy jerk, but they aren't going to do anything. They will just immediately forget you. If you don't talk
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Is Apple trying to stop end users or repair shops? What percentage of ios users have even considered opening their phones?
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Think they will make a larger iPad? 13" maybe?
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Weight, battery life, resolution: with current tech you can choose two. Since these devices are hand held, I prefer weight over screen res.
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If you haven't seen acme in action, it is pretty crazy and interesting. Basically it makes heavy use of the mouse, and any typed word can be invoked like a command. Here is a tutorial. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP1xVpMPn8M
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Steve changes his kind so much he'd probably claim it was his idea! :) Like Bezos said recently, successful people change their mind, especially when confronted with great evidence like the Nexus 7. Judging by the photos of the prototype iP
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