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onedev
13y ago
A"hack" if you will..... Sorry I will stop using that word now.
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onedev
13y ago
It's an incredibly lightweight OS that covers 90% of usage scenarios and runs well on portable ~$200 hardware. That's the promise of a Chromebook. The thing I think you're missing is that many people are replacing usage of th
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onedev
13y ago
Two words for ya reddit: "Feed Ads" (aka inserting ads in between pieces of organic content/stories) It works for Facebook, it works for Twitter, it will work for you. The only thing is you have to be careful how you present
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onedev
13y ago
It's a simple black cylinder, I think it's fantastically minimal.
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onedev
13y ago
As well all know though, UIUC is where it's at for CS.
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onedev
13y ago
Let's start a new internet country where it's isolated from the rest of the world's internet and we can have privacy for all!
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onedev
13y ago
So I think there is a key takeaway for the RapGenius guys here, and it has nothing to do with Google, SEO, or their tactics. The lesson to be learned here is that if they continue to intentionally behave in a childish manner like they have
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onedev
13y ago
This is hilarious. They thought no one would notice. I have no opinion on any of this but I found this detail amusingly ironic.
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onedev
13y ago
I desperately want you to be Ghostface Killah. Fantastic story by the way. How did you acquire your wealth if you don't mind me asking?
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onedev
13y ago
Hm that's a fair point.
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onedev
13y ago
So you never told us what you were smoking.
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onedev
13y ago
That last bit sounds amazing and highly valuable. I go to a well regarded top CS school and I regret that we don't have something like that in our curriculum that forces people to write multi-thousand-lines of code with a team and main
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onedev
13y ago
Interesting. I haven't really read that book but it seems that most really successful people have had to behave in very cutthroat ways no? Of course I may be saying this with subject to some selection bias. We have our standard set of
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onedev
13y ago
Add an extra 'o' to spice things up a bit.
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onedev
13y ago
No, I think you're doing the right thing.
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onedev
13y ago
What if we literally didn't buy it?
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onedev
13y ago
If I hear the words "get things done" one more time, I might just flip out.... Sorry this isn't directed at you, but I view that phrase on the same level as "changing the world".
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onedev
13y ago
I don't recommend people to certain jobs unless I am 100% sure they are the person for the job. I don't like having my name associated w/ people who reflect poorly per my recommendation. Alternatively the metric I use is: &qu
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onedev
13y ago
I feel like people who say this do it to downplay his accomplishments. It's a very negative tone.
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onedev
13y ago
That's an awesome name! Also great idea for a cool beginner web project.
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onedev
13y ago
I think this is a fantastic response. You can do a lot with programming where the end goal isn't necessarily a program/app but rather to reach a conclusion or to find out something interesting (e.g. data science). It's a diff
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onedev
13y ago
Hell something even more minor than that is the ability to have 5 icons on the dock...
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onedev
13y ago
I can change my default apps (browser/maps/etc). I can have F.lux I can speed up UI animations I can unlock the faster Nitrous Javascript renderer for 3rd party apps (Apple gimps 3rd party browsers by restricting this but w/
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onedev
13y ago
Never forget. RIP Telegram (2013-2013). This whole thing has been interesting to follow because it seems this same thing happens every time someone make macho Crypto-claims. From seeing how confident the Telegram team was to reading all the
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onedev
13y ago
2016: Year of smart people.....well at least I can dream :)
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onedev
13y ago
It's just part of the engineering culture there. There's a lot of transparency and they try to keep everything as open as they can internally.
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onedev
13y ago
I didn't read the article but based on the title I expect they came to the same revelations that Dale Carnegie did in his famous book "How to Win Friends and Influence People"
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onedev
13y ago
Even interns had this access.
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onedev
13y ago
What's your reasoning for why FB is an awful product? I'm curious.
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onedev
13y ago
Can you give specific examples of things you saw that make you say that? I'm genuinely curious. I'm not a native San Fransciscan but I've been to the city many times and have many friends there.
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