mr-ron

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by mr-ron 8y ago
I like trackpads, I use the native trackpad and keyboard exclusively in the mac and almost never external.
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by mr-ron 8y ago
Couldn't agree with you more. The new MacBooks are lemons. The giant trackpad is a huge complaint of mine I don't hear a lot. Why on Earth would apple make it so big??
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by mr-ron 8y ago
I dont think this has only been the case since ES6. There have been plenty of OOP approaches over the years. The 'Prototype' method alone has caused serious confusion for me for as long as I had to work with it.
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by mr-ron 8y ago
The Innovaters by Walter Issacson. It's literally about 20 biographies in one book, documenting the internet creation, and the computer, which meet in the middle in the 80s and 90s. I can't recommended it enough of you are looking
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by mr-ron 8y ago
Day Z and Rust are from 2013
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by mr-ron 9y ago
If you like this you would love https://tcrf.net/The_Cutting_Room_Floor which has hundreds of these types of articles showing lost content and logic etc. My favorite being https://tcrf.net/Super_Mario_Bros._
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by mr-ron 9y ago
No clipboard manager?
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by mr-ron 9y ago
Are you sure they are bees and not wasps?
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by mr-ron 10y ago
Examples? There isn't a whole lot from that era that I haven't found SOMEwhere.
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by mr-ron 10y ago
Another great collection of old browser-ready software from archive.org: https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary
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After spurring M&A from Google, Namely raises $50M to take on the biggies in HR(techcrunch.com)
1 points by mr-ron 10y ago|0 comments
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by mr-ron 10y ago
Preordered mine as a switch from Apple. Mostly because of the Daydream VR line, and I have found myself strongly disagreeing with a lot of Apple's vision. (Lack of VR, Lack of aux)
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by mr-ron 10y ago
Larry Ellison owns 45.4% of Netsuite Stock. This means he is aiming to make $3.75 Billion from this trade. Holy crap.
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by mr-ron 10y ago
By bringing it to you, it is now your problem. You can't have him on your team continuing to think what he did was ok. At the very least you need to bring it directly to him.
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by mr-ron 11y ago
There is this, which is similar. https://www.cbinsights.com/research-downround-tracker Doesnt measure layoffs, but downrounds instead.
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by mr-ron 11y ago
It was a one hit wonder hit, which is what OP was referring to.
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Namely Raises Additional $30M; Cements Position as Leading HR Platform(prnewswire.com)
1 points by mr-ron 11y ago|0 comments
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by mr-ron 11y ago
hah nice! There are also articles of linus torvalds asking for Computer help pre linux
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by mr-ron 11y ago
I am really upset there is no good way of searching archives of usenet. It is a fascinating piece of history. I used to have a pretty good screen scraper that would search queries on the Google Groups Usenet archives. Inspired by images li
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by mr-ron 11y ago
This guy has a serious axe to grind against some previous employer.
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Namely, Human Resources in the Cloud, Raises $45M in Round Led by Sequoia(recode.net)
1 points by mr-ron 11y ago|0 comments
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Update to Our Customers on ADP(blog.zenefits.com)
17 points by mr-ron 11y ago|8 comments
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ShoCard Is a Digital Identity Card on the Blockchain(techcrunch.com)
10 points by mr-ron 11y ago|4 comments
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How Workday HR Challenger Namely Doubled Its Valuation in Just Three Months(forbes.com)
1 points by mr-ron 12y ago|0 comments
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The HR software battle heats up: Namely raises $12M(fortune.com)
1 points by mr-ron 12y ago|0 comments
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by mr-ron 12y ago
I get it a lot in unsolicited requests and workplace emails. Perhaps as a misguided effort to be more professional. Or a subconscious realization of the topic of the article. An example of an email I got just today: Hi <mr-ron>
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by mr-ron 12y ago
What about the initial email, just dropping the I? I get email like this a lot in the professional world, and for whatever reason I've found myself sensitive to it: Dear Dr. Pennebaker: Was part of your Introductory Psychol
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by mr-ron 12y ago
80 Char limit screwed me up on that one. I wasn't sure how to parse that, but of the whole thread, that quote struck me as the most interesting.
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I don't think RMS will succeed ... unix will be the last operating system – 1985(groups.google.com)
6 points by mr-ron 12y ago|6 comments
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by mr-ron 13y ago
Satire

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