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taude
8y ago
Probably. I love my Mac, but I don't use any of their apps.
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8y ago
I haven't seen too many people mentioning the onslaught of Microsoft One Note in developing a great note-taking tool, that syncs well in the cloud, and integrates with several of their other tools like Word and Outlook. Personallly, as
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taude
8y ago
Still way cheaper, though, than the Apple tax? What is the cost forwarded to consumers for Windowson one of those Lenovos? I doubt it's much.
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8y ago
I'm trying to figure out why people care so much about the difference between 4 and 4.5 pound laptop? They are still so much lighter than the old days, both extremely portable, etc... Not to mention the weight and tangle of all the don
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taude
8y ago
I'm often curious to what everyone (dev types, I'm assuming here) us a lot of trackpad for? I"m typically using "space bar" to scroll web pages, and often option-up/down for paging up and down. I do love and th
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taude
8y ago
How is it less work to install macOS than Windows 10? I personally ran a Hackintosh for two years, bought all the right parts according to Tony Mac, and after getting tired of fiddling each time with the upgrade cycle of the OS, I just went
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taude
8y ago
The link itself says refurbished clearance. Those are just the left overs. The model has been discontinued.
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8y ago
Good points. I do think car ownership might be different because it's a depreciating asset with a limited lifetime of use. I think real estate and buildings, that lifetime can be significantly longer... It'll be interesting to see
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8y ago
How does it factor in that they are leasing their buildings? Won't their rents eventually go up, and won't they have to remodel all the time to keep up their hip/modern work spaces? It seems like funky math that I'm not
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taude
8y ago
Probably went through some professional editing before publishing....
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taude
8y ago
I think you mis-read that they are closing on March 16th. It actually says May 16th, so users have two months to migrate....
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8y ago
Yeup. I walk through the cube farm here every now and then and I see people with FB on their screens. I'm sure there's things they could be doing other than perusing the feed (like messaging, event planning, etc.)... I also work i
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taude
8y ago
What about the economical gains from employees not wasting time on Facebook or otherwise doing something else more meaningful?
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8y ago
What about the people you want to invite who aren't on FB? Luckliy (or not) I still get Evites to thing that matter.
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8y ago
Good point on the URL. I had a custom URL on posterous. And even had it on Tumblr.Com. I let my old URL expire...maybe it's time to revisit that
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8y ago
I actually did this a long time ago and have a landing page up with my own private domain. The problem is that I don't really like the workflow. I think I'd like something where I can craft some content on the go while traveling w
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taude
8y ago
Don't a lot of these tech thought leaders/social influencers all know each other on Twitter and reply to each other's Tweets? I'm not on much anymore, but that seemed to be what I saw.... I know it's not the same as
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8y ago
I've been thinking about this. Creating a new website/blog where I post photos, write, and generally have a way for people to get in touch with me, etc... My last version of my blog was moved over to Tumblr awhile ago. I moved it
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8y ago
I think it's still pretty common in business. I actually did a web-based interview for a Unicorn Silicon Valley startup over it. So there's that.
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I'm curious about your hand grinder and if it does a better job than my automatic Baratza Encore burr grinder (priced at about $129 US). I've been hearing over and over that the grinder is the most important part of the whole pro
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8y ago
I can't believe y'all aren't taking advantage of using MongoDB's data loss feature as an opportunity here in true HN taste.
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8y ago
But a lot of them aren't anymore. I'd say 70% of my team is offshore. Before it became popular to offshore, they would have all been local. There's been many offices around me in the financial industry that have consolidated
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This doesn't seem right. I'm running it on a five year old computer and it feels way snappier than VSCode. I run on both Windows and OS X and don't have performance issues. It could be some a rogue package or something with a
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I haven't used Training Peaks since it was a Flash/Flex app. I imagine for a vast majority of Strava's user base, they're not into the detailed micro-management of their workout plans and goals. And they likely aren
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8y ago
I don't see how it shines a negative light on Strava. Sure, for the 100s of HackerNews types who hope to have their own innovative startup someday, but all these practices have been going on in the industry for decades of inspiration p
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8y ago
People should be more aware of this, especially if you go to work for a couple years at a high-value Unicorn company where your strike price might be something crazy like $25. If you don't ride it through to exit, you may very well ei
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8y ago
You all are overthinking it. To me it's just a sign of a larger company where there's an HR recruiting/hiring department that fronts the hiring manager.
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8y ago
Yes, we have a legacy product, still in production, still being maintained that generates in the 10 figures of revenue.
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I don't think this is an example of keyword stuffing. I hire a lot on complimentary skills. I bet there's a lot of Ruby Devs out there who'd like to learn and work on an Elixir project. I've even interviewed at some sho
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8y ago
I agree, there's more to ta job than the technologies used. I'm biased, though, and been around awhile working in most tech stacks. Just some of the things I prioritize: 1) Engaged, smart teammates 2) Solving an interesting busine
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