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by throwaway420 14y ago
I love Foundation 4 so far, but I still find the top-bar nearly useless. Maybe my opinion or experience is atypical, but that's the one aspect of the framework that I usually find myself replacing when using Foundation. Most of the rest of
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by throwaway420 14y ago
For a second I thought this was about Burt Reynolds.
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by throwaway420 14y ago
I don't think PHP will die off for a long, long time. The low barrier to entry and ease of deployment means that beginners will be able to hack together solutions to their problems and even experienced programmers are able to use it for sho
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by throwaway420 14y ago
Do rank and file Google engineers realize how atrociously bad Google customer service is and how much of a long-term problem this is creating for businesses? We're not just talking about supporting "free" products here, we're talking about
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by throwaway420 14y ago
Yahoo has significant issues recruiting prime talent and I don't see how this makes things better in that regard. If there are unproductive employees within Yahoo, the onus should be on their managers to find and address the issue. Merely f
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by throwaway420 14y ago
Any company that does something that makes it harder for them to recruit prime talent is shooting themselves in the foot. History may prove Mayer correct, but I wouldn't bet on it.
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by throwaway420 14y ago
As bad as the US is becoming in many respects, the one thing its still got over the world is that its the one place that respects and rewards entrepreneurship to even the smallest degree. The barriers to entry in the US are numerous and muc
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by throwaway420 14y ago
has Sony considered the actual value this feature adds to the console? It's superfluous, at best. The features that excite technical people aren't always the same things that excite the average person. Remember this description of the iPo
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by throwaway420 14y ago
This is a reasonably decent idea. But copying the name and look and feel of an existing site in so casual a manner seems very lazy and is off-putting.
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by throwaway420 14y ago
Do you believe we have a relatively prosperous society because of an excess of laws, or do we have one in spite of an excess of laws and would have even more wealth and prosperity without these laws?
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by throwaway420 14y ago
Having had 2 PS3s flat out die on me right after the warranty expired - this after experiencing having a PS2 die on me a few years after I bought it as well - I will be disgusted beyond belief if there are any DRM schemes that will lock a g
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by throwaway420 14y ago
Particularly for small startups and self-funded projects, the most important factor in technology choice is almost always "How long does it take me to translate my idea into a working product?". For me, I haven't yet found anything that mat
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by throwaway420 14y ago
This is certainly a problem, but I see a larger, more troubling problem here associated with access to the legal code. Yes, what laws exist should be made available in as many formats as possible, including some easily accessible electronic
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by throwaway420 14y ago
Additionally, is Python 2 or 3 currently a better choice for new Python developers that want to potentially release a new project? I've noticed that some of the highly recommended Python libraries are still not Python 3 compatible. This mak