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What do you need a GUI for?
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partial summary: the app store promotes whatever sold the most units yesterday. this gives an incentive to sell more units at a lower price, even if that's not the ideal pricepoint. it should promote whatever sold the most real dollars yest
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18y ago
No it's not.
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Can other people download those off your website and install them without using any crazy hacks?
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Is Apple preventing it from being installed in any way or just via Apple's app distribution mechanism? (I don't know either way, just asking.)
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18y ago
games is 2 megabytes larger. it must be better! just get both, their fault for bad UI.
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turn on full keyboard control in sys prefs. i do all dialogs with the keyboard. try using quicksilver instead of spotlight you don't have to use itunes. i rarely use it. i like the way cmd-tab includes things from all my spaces. but i can s
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Every syntax quirk that requires the code generator to do something (e.g. add more parentheses) makes code generation harder.
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generated code to convert stuff to explicit true/false
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This is hard to read because they specifically asked for a short line count, but it's not really very complicated. an if/else, a map, and a recursive call. Could maybe do the string manipulation more cleverly, but the obvious (assigning a n
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18y ago
A story about starting businesses gets political responses and gets marked dead for political reasons. Bye bye free speech and impartiality on Hacker News. Why can't people just reply to the large on-topic part? PS I would reply to the post
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Presumably he wants you to do it like this: > Take whatever money is left over and invest 70% in a stock index fund and 30% in a bond fund through any discount broker, and never touch it until retirement
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18y ago
Good ideas aren't worth anything, remember? Just buy one on the cheap.
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So you want to raise taxes on some people, and raise spending. You say this is a good idea; maybe it is, maybe it isn't. My statement above, that dems don't want to do half the list, stands. You don't have to be so partisan in response to b
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18y ago
So, do you want to do more than half the things on the list, or not? Which ones do you want to do?
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Democrats don't want to do half of those things.
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My comment on how this is related to epistemology: http://curi.us/blog/post/1339-steve-yegge-on-epistemology
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18y ago
if you type this into google you will find sources: government forced lower lending standards
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Many of the problems were blatantly and directly caused by Government intervention, for example when they forced lower lending standards on banks in the name of anti-racism. And Fannie and Freddie were not private companies. One thing they
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We don't have a free market. Blaming the crash on freedom is ridiculous.
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Why break lines at a fixed length yourself instead of letting your editor's wordwrap handle it?
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fail
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with kazaa/etc, you share all the files in your library. so if i download one, then unless i remove it from the library folder i share it every time i download anything . so it's kinda different. bittorrent doesn't share old stuff.
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APPL actually lowered laptop prices. 100 less for the bottom end. and 700 less to get features like aluminum and decent graphics.
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L2typ3
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Wow that's terrible. And I think it did get worse: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/businesstechnology/200... > Between 1989 and 2006, the median inflation-adjusted price of a Seattle house rose from $221,000 to $447,800. Fully $
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Large home. Hundreds per month on electricity. Hmmm. Maybe they need the space and power for their dozens of computers? ;)
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And have 5000 regulations for safety, external prettiness, etc... Those may be good things, but they cost money, and poor people aren't given the option to choose which features they can live without.
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18y ago
Try ultimate frisbee.
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18y ago
What was a "hack" about this?
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