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seunghomattyang
14y ago
Grantland does a really great job.[1] It's probably because Bill Simmons, the founder of Grantland, uses footnotes extensively in his writing. [1] Example here: http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/8486795/the-harden-dilem...
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seunghomattyang
14y ago
That sounds like a great concept for a TV show.
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seunghomattyang
14y ago
Related article on the topic of diamonds and cartel: http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/print/1982/02/have-you-e...
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seunghomattyang
14y ago
How often does "something" killer actually kill its target?
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seunghomattyang
14y ago
Cook took the opportunity to reflect upon the lessons he learned from Jobs before his death last October, explaining that the founder never wanted Cook to dwell on what he would have wanted after he died. Instead, Jobs wanted Cook to avoid
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seunghomattyang
14y ago
This is the literal deus ex machina.
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seunghomattyang
14y ago
What would constitute a "step forward for mobile computing"? For me, it'd be having the computing power of MacBook Pro on an iPhone. For example, I would hook up—or more likely, wirelessly connect—this hypothetical iPhone to a desktop monit
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seunghomattyang
14y ago
Reminds me of what Chief Creative Officer at doubleTwist said about designing for Android: >> As it stands, If you design a great app for Android and people say 'hey, that looks like an Android app', that means you've failed.[1] [1]
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seunghomattyang
14y ago
Is there anything left to be done by NASA HQ? For example, are they still controlling the trajectory of the probe to Mars or is that mostly done by probe's onboard computers? I'm genuinely curious about what kind of things the HQ is doing r
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seunghomattyang
14y ago
Dashboard is actually one of my favorite features; I can't live without it. I use the dictionary/thesaurus widget every time I write (or read) and I take down short, temporary notes on the sticky notes. Besides that, I use the clock (to kee
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seunghomattyang
14y ago
This is slightly off-topic but does anyone know how pages on this site load so quickly? It's almost instantaneous on my computer. Does it use something like this? http://alexmaccaw.co.uk/posts/async_ui
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seunghomattyang
14y ago
An email client that lets me edit the title and body of the mails in my inbox would be a good start. I use email as a to-do list and oftentimes, 90% of the text in the email is not pertinent to that purpose (greetings, signatures, "polite"
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When in doubt, think in a foreign language
(blog.seungho.me)
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seunghomattyang
14y ago
Thanks! It was partly inspired by Watchmen but I guess print design rarely translates well into web design. I'll work on it.
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seunghomattyang
15y ago
Then is it okay to pirate software too? For instance, is it okay for me to pirate all the apps from Mac App Store since I didn't steal any physical copies?
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seunghomattyang
15y ago
Dante once said, "The darkest places in hell are reserved for those who maintain their neutrality in times of moral crisis."
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15y ago
I highly doubt Valve's database is more complex than Apple's or Amazon's database. You never hear about theirs being compromised to the same extent as Valve's.
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seunghomattyang
15y ago
Valve handled it well but something like this shouldn't even happen in the first place. Valve saw what happened to PSN so Valve should have improved its security after such an incident. Since Valve holds people's CC numbers and passwords, t
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seunghomattyang
15y ago
Are you kidding? If anything, what you said reinforces the fact that iPod is a great music player. It had the best way to browse music library (wheel), syncing experience (playlists, play counts, etc), best interface and best industrial des
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15y ago
I think it comes down to the fact that most of the Android users don't care about the responsiveness. Maybe there exists this mentality at Google that since Android is expanding pretty well, why bother spend extra resources into GUI acceler
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seunghomattyang
15y ago
Because we like girls more.
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seunghomattyang
15y ago
I agree. To extend the metaphor of the article a little more, we stop worrying about our moms cleaning our rooms when we move out, buy our own furnitures and pay our own rent. The web equivalent would be setting up/coding your own cloud ser
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seunghomattyang
15y ago
I agree with you to an extent but this article is especially relevant to the medical profession. There is a tremendous commitment to entering it. You must go to undergrad, medical school and residency (with standardized exams throughout) wh
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15y ago
I really hope Google goes beyond just advertising. It's great that their services are free but I would still pay a premium for a polished, distraction-free environment. I'd rather pay a fee than to be surrounded by advertisement everywhere
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seunghomattyang
15y ago
Am I the only one who really likes behind-the-scenes videos? Sometimes I enjoy them more than the actual products/movies. Anyhow, it's great that Google is making constant improvements to its search but lately, I feel like the results aren'
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15y ago
I only recently started learning HTML and CSS so I was wondering if there is a good resource for learning how to use grids. I don't exactly understand how to use grids (or even why). Is it for visual consistency or is there an underlying us
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seunghomattyang
15y ago
What do you guys think Dell could/should do to get back in the game (besides "shutting it down and giving the money back to the shareholders")?