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by sek 13y ago
I think the biggest problem it creates for the big ones is lack of focus. By trying to be everything at the same time, they become cluttered and complicated.
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by sek 13y ago
The official report says this was more of an excuse to get rid of old hardware.
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by sek 13y ago
Funny how fast that was, I just did it and wondered what was wrong with his.
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by sek 13y ago
Yeah that's what I thought too, a lot of spreekillings are about attention. I also think they were waiting to show their big toys out on the street. Armored vehicles for a 19 year old without military training and equipment?
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by sek 14y ago
Yeah just got M-Net in January. But we are blessed compared to the rest of the country. Our genius federal government built the infrastructure first and then created a private monopoly who owns all of it. The worst of both worlds. The funny
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by sek 14y ago
Awesome Justin, finally something that every web developer understands immediately and really takes the pain out of realtime for a lot of people.
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by sek 14y ago
Make an interactive tutorial for monads. After 5 articles about it, who were all very different, I still don't know how to code one.
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by sek 14y ago
Flexibility is not the opposite of scalability. Maybe he means writing hacks, but then you have problems after 200 of code already. If he means dynamic typing and lambdas, that doesn't prevent Python from being scalable. Startup or big corp
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by sek 14y ago
The only one I find even remotely interesting is .blog nothing else. In the end the rule for which domain you should get is: .com .com and .com.
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by sek 14y ago
It's well respected afaik. The LPIC-3 stuff is brutal, if you get it some top companies would hire you on the spot. I guess even with LPIC-1 you don't have to search long. The best thing is, it gives you the incentive to get a more well rou
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by sek 14y ago
http://www.lpi.org/linux-certifications/programs
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by sek 14y ago
This. I thought it meant super user too, but then I put in that command and said "ah". Then I moved on with my life....
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by sek 14y ago
It isn't right now, the interface is fine but the apps are really slow. The second problem is, the apps are written for the web, for example you often don't know where you are without an url. Native apps, especially the popular ones are dec
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Google Glass Nerdfactor(sekistner.com)
1 points by sek 14y ago|0 comments
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by sek 14y ago
You are the first adult guy I heard of who has a mother who is a programmer. Just realized that. I can't talk with my parents about my daily work, having a mom like that must be awesome.
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SPA, RIA or HTML5? HTML5 the new Web 2.0?(sekistner.com)
1 points by sek 14y ago|0 comments
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by sek 14y ago
This way you are also able to sponsor international events like the Olympics, not possible with buy.com.
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by sek 14y ago
I second this, when you are ambitious to build a global brand this makes totally sense. A generic domain can be a liability, because it's almost impossible to make advertising for "buy". Isn't there Best Buy? Brand strategy is very interest
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by sek 14y ago
No it does exist in Germany too, my mum has one.
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by sek 14y ago
Everybody consumes a huge amount of sugar every day, so the pill is not even measurable compared to your normal intake. So on average the effect of this small amount of sugar disappears.
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by sek 14y ago
Also Amazon is place 3, I find that rather dishonest from Mozilla.
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by sek 14y ago
25$ for a project? I don't even know if it's better than Asana what is free for personal use.
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by sek 14y ago
Ballmer is so rich and so old, he couldn't event spend it if he wanted to. This is really unlikely. Have you seen his office, it's not about the money. It's an ego thing. Edit: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/huff-wires/20121009/us-executi..
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by sek 14y ago
Yeah I just realized that when Seth Godin mentioned it in a talk. There is an unlimited amount of ideas out there, so these are not the scarcity at all. So they are pretty cheap. Being able to execute them is the big thing. The ideas that s
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by sek 14y ago
I bet there was a internal screw up, they said they were working on it pretty early. Maybe there was something with the team. Any insiders here?
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by sek 14y ago
I swear that was unintentional, fortunately I could still edit it XD
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by sek 14y ago
1. Weird marketing, the word "Graph" doesn't mean anything to average people. Just call it "Facebook Search". Also these cold hyper emotional sounds kinda turn me off, even Apple has more friendly ads. Did they steal the music from some apo
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by sek 14y ago
I never considered it because I can't think of a problem I need a mainframe for. If there is something really CPU intensive I would use the cloud (map-reduce XYZ) for it. Have you ever come over a discussion here on HN and someone said "Let
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by sek 14y ago
Seriously the old iPhone connector? http://www.zensorium.com/assets/gallery/2/7.jpg This was a really bad business decision.
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by sek 14y ago
I found these statements surprisingly polite. I don't know in what sheltered environment OP grow up, but I have another definition of "assholes". It seems he just is insulted because his worldview is targeted in a totally reasonable manner,

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