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by r0s 14y ago
Yes, agreed. That's a great way to handle it.
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by r0s 14y ago
Well I could have worded that differently. Sometimes it's a good addition like you suggest, I think I handle that gracefully. More often the response is more "The problem with that is..." which I counter with "here's the answer to that" wh
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by r0s 14y ago
I think you nailed it. I definitely under-sell my own value and abilities, I need to work on that.
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by r0s 14y ago
I've got a real problem recruiting smart people to my ideas. Here's the issue from my point of view: Lay people are easy to convert, you can simply answer questions intelligently. Someone with no interest or experience in the area isn't v
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by r0s 14y ago
I'd really like a Drupal migration path.
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by r0s 14y ago
iOS isn't a full open computing environment, any simple interface is just as "intuitive", compare to android or WP8.
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by r0s 14y ago
That is a huge barrier to entry for small developers, so indy games will always be sans-online DRM for the most part. These games are developed on open PC systems, so that's always going to be around too... your predictions for the future l
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by r0s 14y ago
It seems like there's two sides to creating demand for a product, natural customer desire and customer desire plasticity. Of course, focusing on both is the best approach. Personally, I've never gleaned the appeal of apple products. They
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by r0s 14y ago
That question doesn't matter at all, because that's the current status quo.
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by r0s 14y ago
Not a hack, but East Texas is a big fat target for reform. Maybe we just need a bunch of people to move there for a few years and upset the status quo?
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by r0s 14y ago
The PC revolution was great because it exposed PCs to a lot of people who really didn't need all that power and versatility; the PC was the only option. This is a long term market correction, and society is worse off for it, but that's not
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by r0s 14y ago
The article treats subvocalization as an absolute value to present a lazy argument. Is reducing subvocalization beneficial? Is every single phrase and word important to subvocalize? Relevant questions completely ignored here.
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by r0s 14y ago
> read every single word in the text with full comprehension Some would say this is impossible and unnecessary.
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by r0s 14y ago
My last YC pitch was a system like this, with some unique innovations. Do you really use the iRSVP system? Can you speak to the problems or weaknesses in your experience?
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by r0s 14y ago
I really liked Nano Assault. Gunman Clive just released and it's very good, and only like $2.00.
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by r0s 14y ago
Because he didn't evaluate how hard it is for a small shop or lone developer to get their app on the big three console stores, in any way. He's just jumping to conclusions.
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by r0s 14y ago
Nintendo is now officially selling AAA titles through the online store for DSi/3DS.
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by r0s 14y ago
And yet, he has done nothing to investigate that idea.
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by r0s 14y ago
You can buy classics right now on the virtual console service, for wii or DSi/3DS.
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by r0s 14y ago
I'm a big fan of English suits, wish I had the money. Here's a good example: http://tailgate365.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Ralph-Fien...
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by r0s 14y ago
> a growing number of bars in D.C. using Bulleit bourbon, a bit cheaper and rougher on the finish than Maker’s Bulleit is better, frankly. Maker's is overrated.
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by r0s 14y ago
Why would you invent your own system? They have migration tools for existing frameworks...
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by r0s 14y ago
It was a great, innovative platform. Media handling was excellent. I'm sorry to see them go.
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by r0s 14y ago
My last job was a mac shop, and I got put on a mini doing web development. I immediately got a keyboard and mouse that was large and comfortable, and didn't need batteries. Then I remapped some of the more familiar shortcuts on the keyboar
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by r0s 14y ago
He's speaking to the lack of real innovation in input methods. Compared specifically to consoles or tablets. Now, you can argue about weather that's true, but it's not immediately dismissed as "self serving". He's nodding to consoles here.
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by r0s 14y ago
I want to play Psychonauts but it's just a mess, runs like crap on my fast-as-hell PC. This game gets so much nostalgia cred, someone should really clean it up.
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by r0s 14y ago
That sounds like a massive conflict of interest.
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by r0s 14y ago
If Google does it, you can be sure every other company will jump on the wagon as quickly and haphazardly as possible.
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by r0s 14y ago
Edit: it's common for OSX to drop support for old hardware. It's also common for software to improve overtime with upgrades and bugfixes. Developers don't want to support old software indefinitely, unless you can do so with newer tools on
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by r0s 14y ago
Five years, hell three years out the mac hardware is obsolete and unable to use the newest OS. I hope your software is still supported on the old hardware! How is your custom POS developer going to test for that by the way? As long as we'

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