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by namank 13y ago
But that's not the contention here; those applications are outside the domain of most programmers, including embedded developers.
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by namank 13y ago
"If you are a US citizen.." The constitution of one country is being used to govern an infrastructure that powers many more.
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by namank 13y ago
Well put. Trust has become the underlying issue here, everything else is semantics. At the same time though, I think Obama is looking at a comfortable point where trust is traded off for security. Problem with such points is that they can s
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by namank 13y ago
Would you trade off developer time to figure out how many registers to use, how many pipeline stages you want every single time you need to write code? How many of your developers are apt at figuring that out? And that's a decision you
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by namank 13y ago
Programmers don't give a crap about the reasons mentioned in the post. So, if FPGAs do take off in the dev community, it'll be for different reasons. Such as when 80% of the world's code can be, with accuracy, can be parsed i
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by namank 13y ago
NO. What's the point of this? Parallax exists on the mobile because a phone IS a 3D object and because it's used for 3D applications. When is the web used for 3D? The closest we come to 3D on the web is games; and JS games already
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by namank 13y ago
You're wanting to do away with the whole concept of analytics. Though I've often pondered over the implications, I'm not convinced that not gathering analytics is the solution here. This is not too far from the debate about A
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by namank 13y ago
FBI's stated motivation was "protecting national security, preventing violence, and maintaining the existing social and political order. So the only way to progress is...how again? I wonder how they view innovation, startups, an
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by namank 13y ago
How is such a large accumulation of charge possible in an open system that is everyday life?!
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by namank 13y ago
Do the accessibility options help?
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by namank 13y ago
Skeuomorphism was important to transition users from physical objects to virtual objects in a meaningful way. It enabled you and I to understand what tap/touch/pinchNzoom etc are. Now that we know what virtual objects are about,
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by namank 13y ago
Nothing wrong with it. It's just time to move on, boeing 777 came after the glider; 7 came after 6; this comes after skeuomorphism.
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by namank 13y ago
This was inevitable. What bothers me is the disconnect between the icons for Safari, Settings, and Compass. They don't mesh with each other.
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by namank 13y ago
I question the authenticity of this article.
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by namank 13y ago
I have no sources but I'd be willing to bet that so do India and China.
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by namank 13y ago
Developers are critical thinkers. If the person hasn't evolved enough to account for the notion of being human; or if the context is such that critical thinking implies critiquing without appreciation, you get what the OP is complaining abo
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by namank 13y ago
Earth's radius is 3.7 times moon's; volume is 54 times. This difference may translate to the difference in phenomenon.
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by namank 13y ago
My argument's premise is that Apple is not a patent troll - the notion of poetic justice isn't quite applicable here. Not saying anything about the lawyers.
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by namank 13y ago
They invented the stuff they protected. The system, as it stands, only works if the owner of the patent/trademark/IP takes step to defend it.
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by namank 13y ago
Thats negotiation of terms, not the money.
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by namank 13y ago
While I appreciate where you are coming from, I actually prefer the blog post's vernacular when operating in the startup world. Where language is deliberately used as a mask, it's refreshing to hear things presented in the straightforward m
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The Development of the C Language(cm.bell-labs.com)
13 points by namank 13y ago|0 comments
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by namank 13y ago
Mike L, founder of Research In Motion (now BlackBerry) dropper out with two months left in graduation (from a world-renowned electrical engineering degree). So did, I think, Robert Downy Jr. "preserving the bridge" only makes sense to an ou
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by namank 13y ago
Hahaha, this is great! 3 weeks ago, I turned down some fairly decent jobs for my startup and let my parents know the fact. They were very supportive, pointing out only that I be doing it for the right reasons. One point of contention may be
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by namank 13y ago
Leave now. Get a 9-5 for at least the next 6 months, which should give you enough time to get to back in the real world. Then, the world is at your keyboard! If you don't have an IP clause in the contract, take the IP with you.
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by namank 13y ago
The real concern would be if login credentials were sent through Skype and Microsoft used those to gain unauthorized access.
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by namank 13y ago
While this philosophy is what sustains the entrepreneurial spirit, I think most people get int the game because they got an itch to scratch.
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by namank 13y ago
"understanding of usability and how people will see, interpret, feel, and use your product" This is the foundation of design (all kinds) and, what I think, the post is about.
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by namank 14y ago
I bet big corp would pay the design firm designing their intranet big bucks to buy this.
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by namank 14y ago
Define "thinking".

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