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If abstaining from something secludes you from your peers, then the abstinence likely would have a larger negative effect. That said, in college I did go out drinking with friends quite often. Just because that's what everyone did, and it w
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It's a very tough question because 'planning' can include time when I'm in the shower, falling asleep, or driving to work. I work at a megacorp though, not a startup.
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15y ago
It'll be interesting if there will be a new super organic which means nothing artificial involved.
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15y ago
I predict the world will undergo an enormous robot revolution at some point. Things like highway maintenance, garden cultivation, cutting trees that leer over powerlines, self-driving cars, painting, home assistants (mixed with Siri technol
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15y ago
If you had to give up your mobile plan or your home broadband, what would you pick?
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15y ago
It seems that Adobe is shifting most of their resources away from Flex and towards other projects. The same thing happens to obsolete operating systems like Windows XP. They are technically supported, but the company has moved on. I won't c
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That renders like shit on my Droid X.
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15y ago
Navigating between two windows is much more annoying than scrolling up.
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15y ago
I've used Windows most of my life, use Linux for work, but I LOVE my MacBook Air.
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15y ago
You say you've been programming for 9 years. You're 19 or so. That does not equate to true 9 years of experience, compared to say someone who's been working professionally for that long at a 9 - 5 job. I find it amusing how you penny pinch
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It'll be interesting when the 'old web' is distinguished by it's use of Flash, so with modern devices you can't see content of ancient sites or web games.
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15y ago
This is an article about nothing. Some guy I've never heard of it has a secret idea. Just wonderful. There's millions of tech-savvy people with secret ideas in various fields, and yet there is nothing reportable about it.
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15y ago
It's much more likely that there will be almost no pens or styluses.
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15y ago
Why don't they automatically update yet like Chrome? Having to download something every couple of weeks is a huge annoyance.
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Why Mobile Flash Died: An Adobe Employee Speaks Out
(techcrunch.com)
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15y ago
Today will be 11/11/11 again. Just like in 1911.
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15y ago
Let me get this straight. The father made an account for his daughter, but lied about her birthday and broke the ToS?
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15y ago
I don't think we should move off completely. It's best to have some redundancy in technology.
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Jobs was right: Adobe abandons mobile Flash development
(wired.com)
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Here is a standard implementation I found from some code at work. /* memmove.c -- copy memory.
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15y ago
Linux isn't Unix, so are you sure it's the same?
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15y ago
If an app falls in the woods, and nobody buys phones to use it, does it make a sound?
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15y ago
A more realistic comparison is with Google Trends. http://www.google.com/trends?q=Linux+mint%2C+mint+Linux%2C+U...
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15y ago
I did not appreciate having to press spacebar for every sentence, so I exited early. For something that tells you to relax, it sure does make you do a lot of work.
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15y ago
I disagree because you want to test photographs from a human holding it, not a tripod holding it. Perhaps you could take dozens of shots with each phone and compare.
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What's the YC brand? I come here for the intelligent conversation about tech subjects.
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I was being sarcastic.
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15y ago
The masses will end up relying on some sort of a welfare system, and would riot otherwise. Food and wellbeing are the main things keeping civilization together. Wealthy regions are also stable regions, so it is necessary for the poor to be
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You can create an app over the course of a week that is then used by tens of thousands of people, so that is an example of a productivity multiplier.
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15y ago
Joe the forklift driver is never going to do powerful and interesting things when he loses his job. It's completely unrealistic.
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