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by neovive 14y ago
I've been very happy with Galaxy Nexus so far. The specs on the Nexus 4 look impressive. Anyone going to upgrade their Galaxy Nexus for the 4?
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by neovive 14y ago
As an avid HN reader, it's hard to avoid testing out the latest and greatest framework. Constant change does lead to complexity, so sometimes I have to foce myself to stay focused on whatever old and boring I'm working with for a current p
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by neovive 14y ago
As long people are still buying big screen TV's the consoles will sell well. The XBOX and similar devices will evolve into home-entertainment hubs -- hopefully replacing the long-outdated cable set-top boxes.
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by neovive 14y ago
It's unlikely that the average consumer would care much about the difference. Consumers might just want a portable tablet that they can use for email, Internet and read/write Microsoft Office documents. Business users will just use what t
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by neovive 14y ago
I think Windows 8 is a long-term proposition for Microsoft. I doubt they are expecting any remarkable change in the short term; there just won't be enough compelling Win8/touch-enabled devices out there to make a difference. They need to
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by neovive 14y ago
I see this being a strong competitor in the ultra-portable notebook market. It hits a sweet spot for those looking for the portability of tablet with the flexibility of a real latptop/ultrabook. Having a real keyboard and the ability to r
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by neovive 14y ago
We all thought it worked :) All of my friends with NES growing up encountered the same problems overtime. It was clearly a design problem as described in the article. The SNES was so well designed, I still use it to this day (almost 20 ye
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by neovive 14y ago
With some of the best programming minds in the world, it's interesting to see that Google finds it more efficient for programmers to solve the performance issues vs reimplementing core db functionality, such as transactions. I like the dire
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by neovive 14y ago
This was more of a technical challenge, whereas, implementing international payments is beyond just technical and likely includes many legal hurdles and navigating many different policies. It has to be extremely difficult, otherwise, Strip
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by neovive 14y ago
Pricing is tough! On one of my websites, still running after 10 years, I still modify prices quite frequently based on market conditions. Their is quite a bit of "art" in pricing.
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by neovive 14y ago
I wonder if Peldi has plans to move Balsamiq off of Adobe Air. Given the recent pivots Adobe has made regarding Flash, there seems to be some risk with sticking with Adobe Air in the long term.
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by neovive 14y ago
Great outline. I've been learning Python on and off for the past few months. After getting comfortable with easy_install, pip and virtualenv things improved dramatically. However, I found it very difficult to get a dev environment runnin
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by neovive 14y ago
This is shaping up to be a interesting fourth quarter for the 7" tablet consumer market. Apple, Amazon, Google and Microsoft are finally going head-to-head with their own devices (where they control both the software and hardware). It wil
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Flask support in PyCharm 2.6 EAP(blog.jetbrains.com)
1 points by neovive 14y ago|0 comments
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Sony Confirms 'Sound Forge Pro' Coming to Mac(macrumors.com)
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Prototyping Bootstrap Layouts in Fireworks(bootstrapfireworks.com)
2 points by neovive 14y ago|1 comments
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by neovive 14y ago
He clearly has a strong interest and is very self-motivated. When introducing theory, be careful not to reduce his enthusiasm and excitement. If you plan to introduce some fundamental programming concepts, perhaps, start by helping him im
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Vert.x: Why the JVM May Put Node.js on the Ropes(blog.andrewvc.com)
2 points by neovive 14y ago|1 comments
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by neovive 14y ago
Wow! I'm really looking forward to reading that post. I've been reading up on canvas and JS lately and am interested in seeing some full application case studies.
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by neovive 14y ago
Great to see that the original FutureSplash authors are doing well. Flash is a great example of how far software can diverge from its original audience and goals. Regardless of Flash's future on the web, it is still excellent for animation
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by neovive 14y ago
Besides the nice hardware on the Nexus (although not quite as powerful as the Galaxy S III), you get almost instant OS updates. Other devices have to wait a few months (if they ever get the updates) since the carriers control the updates a
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by neovive 14y ago
It's quite sad to see this. How many people here are using the Galaxy Nexus? Google just pushed the 4.1 update and it is simply an awesome device and os. It definitely serves a more technical audience than the iPhone, but the power and c
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by neovive 14y ago
Very nicely done!! When I first looked at the logo it reminded me of Accenture, so I don't know if the font would work, but it is a step in the right direction. I really liked the metaphor of seeing different things through the windows (sla
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by neovive 14y ago
I wouldn't chalk this up as just a competitive response to the relatively low price Apple charges for its OS upgrades. I think Microsoft really wants/needs to accelerate the adoption of Windows 8 even if that means taking a hit on license
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by neovive 14y ago
I'm a long-time PHP programmer and have been programming with Lua (for gaming) for the past year and Python for command-line (NumPy) based scripts for the past two years. Obviously, in comparison, the syntax in Lua and Python are a thing o
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JavaScript Closures Demystified(sitepoint.com)
1 points by neovive 14y ago|0 comments
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by neovive 14y ago
Regexbuddy was critical for success on three Regex heavy projects I worked on a few years ago. I still have it running on an old Windows PC.
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by neovive 14y ago
I should have held on to my old Apple IIe. That was such a great computer. My first word processor ... Bank Street Writer.
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Functioning Apple 1 Sells for $375,000 at Sotheby's Auction(macrumors.com)
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by neovive 14y ago
I agree that this is going to be a very competitive series. The match-ups seem to favor OKC a bit since I think they can spread the floor better and create good shots for their KD and Westbrook. But James and Wade are very experienced and

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