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by szggzs27 7y ago
Steve was mocking xerox for being run by people who have no idea how to develop a product. Jobs would mention that those people can only do marketing and sales and would drive the design to the point of uselessness. Wish he would be still a
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by szggzs27 7y ago
AirBnb is scum and I hope it gets regulated to death. Two years ago my friend rented her room for two nights. The person who rented it didn't like it, and demanded his money back after the first night. Instead of going through the usua
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by szggzs27 7y ago
Clearly it does not have a tech company valuation, hence they pulled the IPO. You can't put a horn on a dog and call it a unicorn.
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by szggzs27 7y ago
not at all, but you need to consider the context of what happened. the protesters were throwing molotvs. there are footage of protesters beating the police with equal brutality, but i guess you won't find it on reddit. i'm ending
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by szggzs27 7y ago
and are you there to witness both sides of the story? i will have a wild guess that no.
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by szggzs27 7y ago
reddit has become toxic pool of garbage. the anti china sentiment that has been driven up by US media and Hong Kong protests alike is irrational and is bordering xenophobia and bigotry. just a small glance at r/HongKong and you can see
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by szggzs27 7y ago
I use windows at work, on 3 screens. One thing pisses me off to no end: When you drag a window and accidentally make a small "left-right-left" movement, everything on your screen is minimized to the tray. There is no button to res
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by szggzs27 7y ago
surprised they omitted the shittiest thing ever made: TouchBar
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by szggzs27 7y ago
I suggest ditching that piece of shit of an invention. 4 years on, the TouchBar: - Adds zero value in terms of functionality nor user experience for 95%+ of the user base - Fails to better the classic buttons to change volume - Fails to bet
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by szggzs27 7y ago
Take the all occurrences of the word "blockchain" out of this text, and it would not take away anything from this article. Sounds like the author has no idea what he is talking about, and is forcing blockchain into the article whe
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by szggzs27 7y ago
No, it is punishing the wrong people, who would lose their jobs and who were not the ones responsible for the decision making.
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by szggzs27 7y ago
Deutsche bank employs tens of thousands of people, shutting them down would cause a lot of grief and miscarried justice. The execs are the ones who should be tried and jailed.
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by szggzs27 7y ago
Ironic coming from Bloomberg which is known among the financial services, as a joke, as the most expensive messaging system available. I used to work for Bloomy for 3 years, and all the workflows for a Bloomberg employee are tied into the t
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by szggzs27 7y ago
without going into too much details, what is competitive rate for a FE web dev? I work in London and was just wondering what those rates go for.
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by szggzs27 7y ago
The author seems like a grade A idiot. If his priority is noise cancellation, go for Bose QC series or Sony WH series which are known for great active noise cancellation. >Yet I chose the Beats because they looked comfortable. And, you k
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by szggzs27 7y ago
Maybe if they didn't send letters masking as police enforcement trying to bully you into paying for tv license you don't need, people would be more welcoming towards using their product.
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by szggzs27 7y ago
how do you fix climate change with fucking blockchain?
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by szggzs27 8y ago
The golden era of YouTube ended when it was bought out by Google in 2006. Ten years ago, YouTube was just a very popular video hosting service, with videos that were not made for profit but for entertainment. Videos were made by fans for fa
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by szggzs27 8y ago
I got a refurbished machine. The thing is, I wanted the 8th gen cpu with 6 cores, and for me it wasn't worth dropping slightly less on a 2015/2016/2017 MBP with old hardware. Well maintained 2015 MBP on ebay are too expensive
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by szggzs27 8y ago
Had a 2015 MBP. Loved it. But had to part ways with it half a year ago. I bought a 2018 15' MBP last week. I wanted the 2018 model for the 6 core CPU, so did not have a choice regarding the TouchBar. Here are some of the issues I'
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by szggzs27 8y ago
why bother replying to a guy who thinks AirBnB solves problems with rating systems? the guy thinking depth is nonexistent
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by szggzs27 8y ago
>They managed to solve this exact problem you're complaining about via the rating system and guests being attached to their real identity I think you got it all wrong. This is not a pitch for AirBnB. If anything, the company is crea
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by szggzs27 8y ago
agreed. the guy failed and wants to pin the blame on 'full stack development' as a role, which is a rather stupid conclusion.
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by szggzs27 8y ago
Sounds like the author is blaming his shortcomings on full-stack development and is making a poorly thought out generalization of what full-stack development entails. Thinking that he can best people who boast many years of experience puts
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by szggzs27 8y ago
Yes, graphics may hamper the gameplay experience, but only if you don't have a good enough machine to run the game. If you mean that gaming companies only focus on the `looks` and not the actual gameplay, then I agree. Games are design
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by szggzs27 8y ago
Very good comment. All we know is that Apple underperformed in China and their strategy to expand asia needs revision. I agree with Ben's points that product substitution and third parrty software providing the integrations are the mai
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by szggzs27 8y ago
Agreed but I hesitate conclude that Microsoft wouldn't care about making some extra buck by placing ads. The amount of crap I've seen with windows 8 and 10 was disgusting