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by se85 14y ago
Not quite, although your "probably" right.
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by se85 14y ago
It's really no where near as simple as that, not even close. There is lots of politics, and red tape to keep in mind as well that has to be overcome before they can even think about Android, let alone delivering on it. Getting rid of Elop,
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by se85 14y ago
Lazy is never a word I would associate with someone who is motivated enough to be a good programmer in the first place.
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by se85 14y ago
You can't really call it cross browser when it doesn't support browsers that don't have getUserMedia. You had me excited for a second there because something like this with a flash fallback mechanism would be really, really useful.
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by se85 14y ago
Agreed, pretty much every "average" developer I've worked with, has been average because of a lack of motivation, or interest in pushing themselves, not because of a lack of following a list of steps posted on some website that somehow make
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by se85 14y ago
How so? We aren't even looking out for ourselves let alone platypuses! :-)
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by se85 14y ago
I really want to smack that smirk off his face. Uggh, what a painful video, I couldn't even watch the whole thing!
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by se85 14y ago
Beautiful != Consistency
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by se85 14y ago
"Because Dex relies on heuristics that don’t take your data into account" So if you do take your data into account and create indexes accordingly and have a solid non-changing schema, is there any benefits in using dex? Is it smart enough t
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by se85 14y ago
The guy just jumped on the bandwagon without having a clue. Just reading this blog - it's clear that MongoDB was not a good fit for him, if he had bothered to do some research, he would have found this out on day one. Thats the real lesson
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by se85 14y ago
In most cases this event wouldn't be too useful because: a) More often than not, these errors are caused by objects which could not be removed by the Garbage Collector because they are still within an active scope, so by definition the obje
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by se85 14y ago
Thanks, I just read that article. 2 years for that? Thats embarrassing as hell, I can see why he is lying through his teeth and deferring the blame. It seems that every time Zuckerberg talks, he's just more and more full of shit, can't say
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by se85 14y ago
Name one skill that everyone can do regardless of the number of neurons in their brain and the capacity to use them, and ignoring any other underlying conditions that may impact ones ability to learn or retain knowledge? This can't even b
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by se85 14y ago
Unsupported and self evident assertion? What about people with mild mental difficulties? What about people who suffers from extreme mental difficulties? What about someone who no longer has a concentration span due to past substance abuse?
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by se85 14y ago
There are many different levels of intellectual intelligence. As a result of this not everyone can be a programmer, just as everyone can't be a rocket scientist or a microbiologist either.
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by se85 14y ago
While I do agree with what your saying about WHQL licensed machines, it doesn't mean the problem goes away, it just means the problem is less likely to happen, your still at the whim of all the other weird and wonderful behaviour that can c
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by se85 14y ago
Very well said, in my experiences with building mobile apps that HAD to perform at close to native speeds with HTML/CSS/JS and Nitro/PhoneGap this is exactly how you need to treat the mobile web if you want things to perform. You really c
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by se85 14y ago
My pin number is 99990
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by se85 14y ago
I prefer the node.js example given over the Go example. Sure, the go example is shorter, but the JavaScript version reads much nicer (at least to me).
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by se85 14y ago
Japan will figure it out! I personally think it's a good idea. I don't have a problem with Nuclear energy (under the right conditions). I can't help but remind myself that having so many older nuclear reactors in such a small country that i
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by se85 14y ago
I sure hope so but i'm not entirely convinced that this effort wasn't at least partially driven by developers without all the facts behind the business side of the equation (which seems to have been overlooked or ignored for whatever reason
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by se85 14y ago
You have to figure out if its even worth your time dealing with the dramas clients like this bring to the table. More often than not, it's not worth taking on clients like this, especially if you keep accumulating clients like this and end
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by se85 14y ago
I think HP rebounding from the Palm "incident" and somehow still managing to release a hit smartphone would be more miraculous then Apple rising from the Ashes. I look forward to seeing what happens, but I'm very skeptical that a company su
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by se85 14y ago
I do remember those days, and 9x to XP was a big upgrade so I'm sure they fixed some of the issues however It was not until Vista that Microsoft finally fixed the memory management architecture that was a large source of the blue screens of
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by se85 14y ago
"99.9% of the Windows reliability problems are related to buying trash hardware. Just pay some more." Yes, because windows xp, windows vista, windows 7 and windows 8 are all equal to each other, and no matter what software is installed, as
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by se85 14y ago
b) No data loss is acceptable. Any data loss is simply "product doesn't work". So Windows XP never worked for me because of all the blue screens of death where I lost data from time to time? Consumer grade technology can and does lose data,
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by se85 14y ago
I understand the authors experiences and how that may have tarnished his thoughts on Apple products. Under normal operating conditions however which applies to the majority of iOS users out there, iOS is just as easy to use as it was when i
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by se85 14y ago
Could someone please explain to me how such conditions could be present on the surface of mars or the deserts here on planet earth to trigger the same results as the lab results?
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by se85 14y ago
Control is control, I agree! Did I ever disagree? We all have our own motives behind keeping control and I find it hard to believe that Zuckerberg's motives were as pure as claimed in the article (given the history of the guy and all). I be
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by se85 14y ago
Thanks, I misread the first time, made sense the second time! My mistake! I still have my doubts as to how readable such an approach like this would be in large JavaScript application's when taking into account the already very dynamic natu

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