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by mmc 18y ago
Because so many people use it for business communication, I think it'd have long-term effects on the economy that would be really difficult (but interesting) to measure. It's not a perfect example, because you can get your mails out of GMai
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New paper shows how to get control without injecting new code(jacobsschool.ucsd.edu)
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by mmc 18y ago
OK, so in six months, four new mail clients will have conversation view and Apple will add it once those have some success. But how many will be hackable? In my view, the real problem with email clients (that aren't emacs) is that I have no
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by mmc 18y ago
I completely forgot about ECB! I don't use it with Python (for no good reason), but it was really great for C++ projects. Love ECB.
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by mmc 18y ago
I long used emacs in X11, but recently switched to Aquamacs out of sheer laziness - not wanting to recompile emacs+gtk for my new intel mac. I've tried all the various ports, and Aquamacs is my favorite 'native' port, but I actually miss th
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by mmc 18y ago
This is an interesting article and I think a good overall point to make, however the generalizations don't all hold up. Based on personal observation as a long-time CS grad student, I take issue with #1 and #2. Grad school only delays adult
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by mmc 18y ago
Some good points - I agree with hs saying 'do the scariest thing'. While you're young. I think this means either the startup or the PhD. But you sound more interested in the startup - you didn't even mention your intended research area! A P
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by mmc 18y ago
First time I've seen a blocker design for visual confusion, but some existing leg pad designs do incorporate this kind of visual trick to attempt to make the 5-hole look bigger. Here's a long list of thumbnails of pads: http://www.hockeywo