stefan_kendall3

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1. 151.▲
   by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

   The android emulators not only are bitterly slow to launch and use, but they do not reflect actual device performance, unlike the iOS simulator. This makes automated testing impossible on the simulator, whereas in iOS I can run my full test
2. 152.▲
   by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

   Uh. It's way harder to setup an android device for debugging. I just had to plug in my iphone and tap "use for development" at the prompt. I'm porting an iOS app to android right now, and android is way behind on the dev
3. 153.▲
   by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

   If you read the articles on HN frequently, I would have to imagine you believe the US to be a place where everyone is starving in the streets or living in high rise luxury condos in the bay area. Non-government solutions to Europeans is unf
4. 154.▲
   by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

   Responsiveness of the controls needs work, but the game was just frustrating enough. I died 19 times. Not nearly as brutal as super meat boy :P
5. 155.▲
   by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

   I've seen someone do it. If your workflow is 'git push -f feature' after rebasing, instead of 'git push feature -f', you can tap enter and break the world.
6. 156.▲
   by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

   I agree with the hackathons. It promotes unsustainable work styles, usually at the expense of health. If I participate in a hackathon, I refuse to touch the crap and eat and sleep as I normally would, at least.
7. 157.▲
   by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

   "git push -f" will no longer ruin days (as badly)
8. 158.▲
   by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

   I would agree with you, but I've actually seen the homework assignments and only acceptable correct answers to common core work, and it's disgusting. Trying to solve 72/9? Better show your work by drawing 72 circles, or you g
9. 159.▲
   by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

   Yup, I do. I maintain pretty strict control of my physical security of the laptop. If anyone gets access to my physical goods, I have much bigger problems.
10. 160.▲
    by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

    If you find any cost savings in this, I'm guessing you're an alcoholic and should probably avoid a make-it-at-home device.
11. 161.▲
    by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

    Yes. The government is not supposed to threaten massive fines for companies wildly improving the quality of life for its citizens. It lessens the incentive to build great products and bring those products to an international market. "O
12. 162.▲
    by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

    To send a clear message to other countries who try to bully companies for cash. It's a shakedown.
13. 163.▲
    by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

    And I thought a company policy limiting two employees to a flight was silly.
14. 164.▲
    by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

    I hope they try to fine Google and they pull out of India entirely.
15. 165.▲
    by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

    rollingstone has been a socialist rag for a while now.
16. 166.▲
    by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

    I was having fun, and then I timed out trying to make a move. Clean interface, fun concept.
17. 167.▲
    by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

    Is this any more insane that $CRM? Quarter after quarter of losses, and the market cap has been all over the place.
18. 168.▲
    by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

    Change your diet. I don't mean "diet", I mean change what you eat forever. What you're eating, in addition to how much you eat, is extremely important. If you eat crap (sugar cereal), you're going to feel like you&#
19. 169.▲
    by stefan_kendall3 13y ago

    Unless I really, really, really want to use a service, I only use it if I can login with gmail or facebook. I don't have time for your shit registration form or strange password requirements. I'm always logged into gmail and faceb