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pcunite
13y ago
Excellent ... now show us "Area 50" ...
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pcunite
13y ago
I applaud the author for bringing up this point, however, there is only so many hours in a day. The developers in question are probably not 30 years old anymore. They were cool once too ya know. Instead of bashing them for not coding and dr
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pcunite
13y ago
>> Downvotes? Really? HN is getting to where you can't have an intellectual opposing view. We are being bullied (down voted) into sameness, borg-ness. Are geeks truly petrified of being in the same room with a different persona
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pcunite
13y ago
Wow ... thanks for the info!
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pcunite
13y ago
I'm new to web programming but I got the impression that C++ for web work was silly ... use PHP, use Rails, use this, blah, blah, everyone said. Now it seems that Node.js is just C++ style programming in JavaScript, expect that you get
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pcunite
13y ago
This google cache shows it: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:4IOcCsF...
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pcunite
13y ago
Keyboard and mouse availability ... it will be configurable. In your own home you'll be able to move from display to display as needed.
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pcunite
13y ago
Cool ... this gives me hope for the future I want. The day will come when we will all hold cell phone shaped PCs. You'll be able to interact with them as you do now. However, when placed within 10 feet of a keyboard or mouse, they&#x
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pcunite
13y ago
I recently bought 7 books. The price difference for a PDF file was sometimes more than a real physical copy. For whatever reason I was not willing to pay even the same amount. So, into my online shopping cart went 7 print copies ... go figu
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pcunite
13y ago
In my personal experience the most talented developers have been polyglots. Not that someone who knows only two syntaxes is not useful. It must be like musicians ... when you see a person get off the drums and pick up the guitar ... it just
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pcunite
13y ago
This hurts ... I once had to spend the night in a car (one night) so I know how it hurts emotionally. I pay myself these days, but wonder about businesses that run off of greed. What is happening in Bangladesh could very well come to our co
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pcunite
13y ago
After 10+ years as a performance leaning C++ desktop app developer I'm looking for any and all tips to make JavaScript (jQuery too) work in perceivably faster ways. I'm use to threading database calls, using message queues, and
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pcunite
13y ago
As a founder, you are an idea, product, execution, sales, or customer service guy. Rarely do you start out good at all of those. You may never have them all. Get good help fast in the areas you fail at. Founder's fail because they lose
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pcunite
13y ago
I’m still agonizing over what to do ... thanks for sharing your experience. My first thought is that if thousands of Google links to keys and cracks did not exist, our sales would increase. As you've noted, it’s a time sink to fight it
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pcunite
13y ago
Well, imagine that in a very public place, perhaps at half-time during the Superbowl, an announcement is made on how to get free gas from a local gas station. It destroys sales for that small business. How would you feel as the owner? Would
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pcunite
13y ago
Would someone kindly up vote me so that I feel welcome to have an opinion here at HN? Thank you.
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pcunite
13y ago
It's a slippery slope ... filtering known serial key websites and their patterns. In the offline world you can't buy a magazine from Wal-Mart that tells you where to get drugs. Yet, in the online world, there is no effort to stop
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pcunite
13y ago
Whoever down voted me obviously does not sell software online. I lose about 1,000 potential sales a month from entities linking license keys. I personally "feel" like Google could do "something" about it and spend a litt
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pcunite
13y ago
I wish Google would focus some effort on curtailing searches for "cracks, serial key, activation code" and other nonsense that is killing my software sales.
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pcunite
13y ago
A comment to the artilce by a "Strummered" "When the people fear the government, there is tyranny. When the government fears the people, there is liberty". - Thomas Jefferson All we have now are corporate lawyers and sto
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pcunite
13y ago
I'm the developer of a small but "better than current offerings" product. Everywhere my product gets mention two or three shills jump in to recommend theirs. Wecome to WebSpam 2.0
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pcunite
14y ago
I look forward to seeing this. Don't just focus on the gaming community.
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pcunite
14y ago
I love marketing my own applications. Sadly, it results in more emails, phone calls and other "work" that add stress because the product is not finished. I really need a developer but they want more than I pay myself! Tell me what you think
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pcunite
16y ago
I have been using laptops since 1997, many different brands, shapes and colors. The one that I had stayed with the longest is ThinkPad. Very simple lines, non-descript raw functionally, the TrackPoint, and up until recently IPS displays. I