mkohlmyr

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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
I think the brand and portal "product" could have been saved, but I agree the brand and portal could not save the current corporate entity. The brand and portal is a much smaller company than Yahoo of today and probably the curren
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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
As I understood it he was saying the better way to prove Python 3 is good for creating high quality software might be to look at the high quality software already written in Python 2, rather than pointing out flaws in it - since all program
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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
What "app" are you saying matters that couldn't be built as a chrome app? It's just a different platform. It could be argued it's a better platform than most operating systems and more similar to the smartphone app
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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
That's assuming the code-base was still saved as a representation rather than a syntax tree that can be viewed in whatever way a given developer prefer. There's no reason that has to be the case. In fact intuitively i'd be in
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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
She also insinuates that the floods in New Orleans were constructed to wipe out evidence of mortgage fraud around 1:16:55. There were several insinuations of this nature (regarding 9/11 and such) made in passing without (for presumably
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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
"what am I looking at?" An utterly terrible auction system.
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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
That's just silly though, if you see a bad trend, make adjustments to buck it? Just because you're "still making a profit" doesn't mean you're doing well or even that you aren't on the road to disaster. An
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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
Definitely true, in large part I believe this is heritage (older cities not necessarily built for massive numbers of cars) but also towns and cities just being smaller or "tighter" in general if that makes sense. I live on the sou
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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
I thouroughly enjoyed the read so I suppose I should be on my way then. I struggle to see the purpose of a comment like this when a good chunk of the point of an algorithm/crowd driven news aggregator is that we don't have to defe
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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
Companies don't get to pick and choose which laws they deem worthy of following. If you want the laws changed support an advocacy group. To let them off for blatantly ignoring legislation in a democratic society is setting a dangerous
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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
As an old interlopers.net member it's been really fun to keep happening upon these little gem articles by Simon recently. This looks very interesting! Simon, if you read this I regularly have the lyrics to one of your ancient tunes pop
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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
I don't think designers get design. In the same way that engineers over-engineer, designers over-design. The difference is when you over-design a user interface the end-user actually notices. In the same way that developers jump on t
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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
They don't really have to try very hard. He comes across as deeply incompetent most chances he gets imho, he's been especially embarrassing in international circumstances. He should have gone the way of Juholt, if not for timing a
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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
Never blows up on anything? I guess the times I tried and failed to dist-upgrade my laptop were just a bad dream... Nothing never blows up. I've had pretty serious issues doing dist upgrades and linux version updates where my hardware
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by mkohlmyr 11y ago
I would love to see distributed peer to peer become the next big thing. Just the social graph would be a start since it would probably be more difficult to find a decentralized way of of holding on to content and posts(?). Anything where yo
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
currently (just saying)
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Given he tried to have several people killed I imagine he finds himself on the wrong side of multiple executive orders, laws and moral frameworks alike... As for your second paragraph I would imagine you'd have to prove some form of in
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
That simply isn't reasonable. Name one business other than maybe network providers who's revenues grow in direct proportion to incoming packets, regardless of content? You can't disregard any business that doesn't fulfil
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
I thought it was worth reading, initially I had my doubts about the veracity of the claims by the person being interviewed, I imagine some of this is as much the writers fault as anything else. Toward the end it provided some insights that
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Wrote my first node-webkit app the other week, pretty enjoyable experience overall. Very easy to do as someone with web development experience. Also it seemed appropriate as I was already running https://github.com/mixu&#x2F
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
I had to use download.com recently. More than anything the experience solidified to me that using Windows is unpleasant. Finding and installing software is a bit like going on an episode of "the dating game" knowing that 2/3
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
The idea is not to not rely on C. The idea is to not have to do the compiler development in C.
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Having looked at the polymer page I see what you were going for and I can even agree with the above poster who commended your clever implementation of the animations. You even have a point saying it's on the developer. I just can'
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
How about don't slow down navigation to play an animation. Function over form. Every time. Never artificially slow your user down for the sake of "pretty". Pretty is subjective, snappy is objective and appreciated by everyone
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
You're asking a whole lot of teachers. And frankly, no. It is a classic case of treating the symptom rather than the disease. When what you need is stronger parenting and better social structure and safety nets, substituting that with
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Speaking as someone who grew up in Sweden I have a hard time believing the EU government is "less corrupt" than ours. Removing the ability to legislate (on anything) effectively forces every country to a lowest common denominator
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
actually he's saying they are equally as useful as they were 29 years ago.
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
It's been my main editor pretty much since release, mainly for JavaScript and Python. I mainly use it as a snazzier gedit with some neat features like live markdown preview and built-in browser tab. I still run PyCharm in a separate wo
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Seems to me if Ubisoft had half a brain they would turn this in to a 20% time of sorts. A bunch of talented game developers we already pay wages have a few months off? What if.. gasp .. We let them make games? Any games. There's liter
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
emscripten/clang?

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