rarepostinlurkr

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by rarepostinlurkr 11y ago
Why spend resources focusing on the Desktop, when Mobile dwarfs it in size by orders of magnitude? Mac had around 7 billion in revenue last quarter report ( http://images.apple.com/pr/pdf/q4fy15datasum.pdf ) but Mob
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by rarepostinlurkr 11y ago
I am not sure I follow how you arrive at the conclusion that "many users" would prefer this. What platform are those users on? It appears that many users (certainly a financially measurable majority) have indicated their preferen
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by rarepostinlurkr 11y ago
The existence of things like MacKeeper seem to indicate otherwise.
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by rarepostinlurkr 11y ago
20% down? A starter home in the bay area in a less than great neighborhood would run you about $500k 7 years ago. Drop 100k down on your home for the 20% buy in, thats a pretty big chunk of change that has already eliminated a huge swath o
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by rarepostinlurkr 11y ago
Kind of feel weird posting this but a recent show, Mr. Robot feels like the next attempt at something kind of like "Hackers". One of the early on episodes actually has a character musing aloud if some screen writer is making the n
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by rarepostinlurkr 11y ago
And in all honestly, they are probably correct in telling people that. People are already using incredibly low power/perf laptops (new MacBook). I'm not convinced anyone doing content consumption would notice if the chip swapped o
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by rarepostinlurkr 11y ago
I stop doing work on nights & weekends. I generally very much enjoy my job, but when I start to feel off, I cut off all work and just focus on other things that I enjoy. I read more, I play video games, knowing they are "pointles
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by rarepostinlurkr 11y ago
Not useful enough to be able to acquire a bank account, which requires a drivers license or social security number, which then requires a birth certificate. And as it turns out, it seem acquiring any of these things for purposes of a false
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by rarepostinlurkr 11y ago
There Haskell people go again =) You try to define something in simple normal terms, and off they go adding highly specific and technically correct words to what was supposed to be a simple explanation. (I'm not a Haskell expert, I dab
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by rarepostinlurkr 11y ago
Ooo! Something I think I can answer! A monoid is just a thing that knows how to add to itself!
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by rarepostinlurkr 12y ago
This seems a lot like fancyhands.com; or on its way to trying to become something like it...
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by rarepostinlurkr 12y ago
This is Passenger Phusion +1. As was pointed out in a thread several months ago, the DNS resolves to the same place. The writing style is similar and the feature set far too mature for a 1.0 product.
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by rarepostinlurkr 13y ago
Almost exactly a year after they bought Android, Schmidt joined the Apple board of directors. The iPhone certainly was in development some time prior to its announcement.