pacomerh

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by pacomerh 15y ago
hehe, I wonder what makes a serious browser for them. Chrome is pretty serious to me.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
My best elements of a successful game are quality and attention to detail.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
Yeah, same here, I'm not sure if putting a circle public like that is the best choice, it'd be nice to be able to have access using your HN account somehow. We'll see how it goes. I wonder if others will start adopting this 'sharing a circ
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by pacomerh 15y ago
The speed increase on paragraph editing capabilities is really attracting versus pointing your mouse to do everything. I'm gonna give it a shot, thanks.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
Yeah, same here, as long as you don't over-nap then it works good, try with shorter ones they really help a lot.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
Yeah, boilerplate structures based on the most popular frameworks would be cool small project and time saver. I'm gonna adopt this idea.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
This is exactly the correct response to this article. He is looking for features this platform is not intended for. Developers have mutated this system by building a ton of plugins that extend WP to match a full featured CMS, and to be hone
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by pacomerh 15y ago
Very well made. This year will be strong for the canvas tag and web gaming. And of course don't be surprised if it doesn't run well on your tablet or phone. Mobile browsers aren't that strong yet.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
Agreed, in these cases of course, fans operate loud, but the point in case is that the brand has created people who just consider the user making mistakes, they don't even accept a failing product from apple which could be kind of arrogant.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
Rather than a trick I see it as reputation, they've earned by creating cool products. But yeah one has to doubt even the best brands, not all products are perfect.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
"1. Kids get bored quicker" I think that's related to multitasking, it's kinda sad kids today can't even do one thing at a time. The hole attention span issue.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
I still do and I'm pretty sure they get trashed after, but that's acceptable, the purpose in my case is to reinforce brand presence and work seriousness, not exactly to share my info, the client already got my info from the site.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
The company provides branding and design, but the site itself is very badly designed.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
One common problem developers have is that they try to do everything themselves and they have too many projects in their head, so just make an effort and forget about the other ones that won't happen anyways. Get one good project and divide
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by pacomerh 15y ago
Also, talking so much about using it or not adds another layer of complexity :)
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by pacomerh 15y ago
There's huge opportunity for android, just look at what's happening with the amazon market, that should give you an idea of how android can be re-invented and sold to a world-wide user base. Plus the more affordable equipment. Of course thi
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by pacomerh 15y ago
the answer to this is "It depends on what matters to you". Or maybe the question was asked wrong and it should be "list the most influential books for a programmer".
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by pacomerh 15y ago
What I do is revise the list every week and see what things on the list I still want to learn, so I practice the ones that have prevailed more than 2 weeks and the other ones I kinda question them. What has worked for me this year is always
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by pacomerh 15y ago
Gowalla's team has very good eye for design and user experience, so this is a smart move from facebook if this is a talent acquisition move.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
That's fine I hope other people adopt this mentality, and I'm talking fanboys for whatever platform. Whatever works for you applies to everything, I use the computer to make music and I know other people who also do the same and use differe
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by pacomerh 15y ago
Same here, I get full everything for an affordable rate, good signal and by far the free tethering is one of the things that I appreciate the most.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
I tried doing that a couple of times and they end up looking for the blue "e". Somehow that's their symbol for "the internet". So what I did next was not uninstall but hide the icon and leave the chrome & FF visible. Now my dad uses Fi
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by pacomerh 15y ago
Does anyone know of an app/tool to detect only the used parts of jQuery and trim the unused?.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
Try that on concrete.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
I absolutely agree, I think Grubber has gotten very comfortable in the so called apple bubble environment, I don't blame him though. But you gotta take his advice considering where he's at, and to be honest his advice is informative at leas
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by pacomerh 15y ago
The problem here is that these articles are very extremist. There are many native apps that can easily be done as web apps (cost and time effective), but not all of them. You can't choose one platform and just say it's the best choice overa
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by pacomerh 15y ago
Too far. People think that by watching Jobs interviews their gonna learn the secrets of a master guru. Geez, for that matter better watch documentaries on the Dalai Lama.
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by pacomerh 15y ago
I don't offer IE6 support, offering IE6 support keeps the browser alive, and it has to be killed collectively. I'm guessing that an example of a client that would ask for IE6 support would be Car Mechanic shops that have CRT monitors and su
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by pacomerh 15y ago
I never saw it from that point of view but it's very true. I feel like that word should be reserved for very special cases like Tchaikovsky or picasso, but those kind of geniuses correspond to that era where most things didn't exist. In our
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by pacomerh 15y ago
This list was worth it just for liveReload, this one is really a time saver. Thx.

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