nogbit

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   by nogbit 10y ago

   Yes, because their OS is now evergreen, there will never be another "Windows X" and it will be forever closed. If/when they make the OS open (and ideally their other products as well) only then can his statement be taken ser
2. 152.▲
   by nogbit 10y ago

   That is abysmal design, so many things wrong with it!
3. 153.▲
   by nogbit 10y ago

   That sums up the Brexit, ask them and none of them new what the hell they were really voting for....for or against.
4. 154.▲
   by nogbit 10y ago

   Buts it's intentionally dumbed down to keep the game fun, loosing all the time would get frustrating real quick. Theres no ROI for AI devs to kick the humans ass (except for maybe now with our AI/Cloud/VR/ craze).
5. 155.▲
   by nogbit 10y ago

   Nothing, more of the same innovators dilemma. Sell your stock and put it elsewhere...though you should of done that end of 2015.
6. 156.▲
   by nogbit 10y ago

   Yup, their end goal. You cant even close your account with apple, there is no facility or function to do so (removing a device and changing the email is NOT closing the account).
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   by nogbit 10y ago

   And the most recent whos hiring from yesterday I only saw one "cover letter required". I do that when I hire. I love reading them. So many are obvious boilerplate copy/paste that the applicant is sending to everyone, or, p
8. 158.▲
   by nogbit 10y ago

   Im hoping all of that is for more than just the 2 of you?
9. 159.▲
   by nogbit 10y ago

   There is also this I saw last month https://whoishiring.io that parses these posts.
10. 160.▲
    by nogbit 10y ago

    It's like politics, it becomes an echo chamber every fall when the big players make their announcements (aka marketing).
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    by nogbit 10y ago

    I did at one time listen to music while programming, but the last few years I'm more productive when I don't. When I did, any lyrics of any kind would be too distracting. It would have to be really mellow (any genre really).
12. 162.▲
    by nogbit 10y ago

    Visual Studio is the only place I've really used the function keys (F5, F10, F11), and I rarely use VS anymore. Outside of that I use F2 when in any kind of GUI that permits renaming of a file or folder. All of which can be rebound.
13. 163.▲
    by nogbit 10y ago

    If on some box where you cant setup vim like you want, CTRL[ works as escape and CTRL[[ when in command-line mode.
14. 164.▲
    by nogbit 10y ago

    By default, when in command-line mode CTRL[[ is the same as escape and when in insert mode CTRL[ is the same as escape.
15. 165.▲
    by nogbit 10y ago

    Sure the Hardware is amazing but the OS feels way too much like that slimy car salesman...."trust me, it's the best deal out there".
16. 166.▲
    by nogbit 10y ago

    I interviewed at MS in 2000, they said the same thing during the interview to one of my questions "Because we can. We are MS.". My response is probably why I did not get the job.
17. 167.▲
    by nogbit 10y ago

    And you will forever have that feeling as long as our K-12 education system continues to brainwash generations that participating in the two party system is synonymous with democracy. It's all they know or have heard of and anything e
18. 168.▲
    by nogbit 10y ago

    Exactly, an "errant" backhoe.
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    by nogbit 10y ago

    I refer to many servers, consoles, screens etc as him/her/he/she/guy, and I to call out any last remaining food on the kids plate in the same way as you. West coast as well.
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    by nogbit 10y ago

    Thanks so much for this link, so simple and exactly what I need.
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    by nogbit 10y ago

    We think Ember is great. If you want a framework (or any FOSS solution) for the long haul (years, not months) then back a horse that isn't ran by a company who is going to change their strategy every 6 months.
22. 172.▲
    by nogbit 10y ago

    Impossible? Try breathing meditation. You shut your mind down in an amazing way.
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    by nogbit 10y ago

    "I'm also going to come out and say it: working yourself to the bone, skimping and saving is no way to live some of the most active years of your life." Exactly the response to all of these "retire young" articles.
24. 174.▲
    by nogbit 10y ago

    I got a kick out of this, thanks!
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    by nogbit 10y ago

    I'm sure it's very popular in the west. Traditional mindfulness meditation requires only your body, that's it. Leave it to marketing to make you think you need to create a perfect environment (clothes, smells, sights, sound
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    by nogbit 10y ago

    Also add... Is it because many of them are having kids much later in life and don't need a car for all the reasons one would want or need one when they do have kids (school, travel, vacations, trips to grandmas, ski trips, Sunday drive
27. 177.▲
    by nogbit 10y ago

    No, but many do have full time employees in their "career services" center working to place you with an employer. http://foster.uw.edu/careers/career-services/
28. 178.▲
    by nogbit 10y ago

    Older iPhones become the "kids" phone when daddy buys the new one. There are more of them out there then you think.
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    by nogbit 10y ago

    And, even if your phone is updating it may be doing a fake update and then show you that you did update to whatever version Apple says is "safe" for this exploit but in fact Pegasus was in control the entire time. Get a new phone
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    by nogbit 10y ago

    Not with hills as he said, he would have to walk, and with that would take way too much time. Maybe on the days he did not have client meetings. Posted by someone who commutes to work on a road bike 20 miles per day round trip M-F.