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by trymas 11y ago
Couldn't you use VM, or double boot? It's clear that OP, just like you, are not in the market for OS X (I am not even talking about windows, or probably ant proprietary OS). For me, OS X is the best option, I do not need to deal w
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by trymas 11y ago
Though, he had a point, that magnetism is difficult, he explained thoroughly and clearly where's the problem. I do not know how R. Feynman's university lectures sound like, but his popular lectures seem to follow a pattern, of giv
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by trymas 11y ago
I think he was. I understood this way too late after my studies. Now when I am learning something I always try to explain it in my mind (or write it down) to imaginary 'student'. It's so effective it's amazing. It lets m
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by trymas 11y ago
I am always amazed how Richard Feynman can make such simple stories and comparisons to explain the situation/theory in "explain like I'm 5" style. It seems that in every lecture or interview he gives he can explain the s
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by trymas 11y ago
I would not propose a project, even a trivial one, and slam a picture of myself bro'ing out. It gives no respect neither to the project, nor to the authors.
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by trymas 11y ago
does anybody of you feel that when this kind of UX/UI redesign project comes up it feels somewhat... bullshity (sorry for my words, but I could not find any better)? Especially when the README.md is a bunch of pictures of some dudes ch
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by trymas 11y ago
Sorry, but this looks like humble-brag, because everybody knows what happened in retrospect. Those VCs, probably can give CEO of ABB dozens of examples, how they rejected some 'promising' startups which have failed, and a few whic
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by trymas 11y ago
Sounds right, though it's confusing when many people use this notation differently. Is there any standard? though, I guess, it's off-topic.
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by trymas 11y ago
Doesn't $1MM mean 1 billion $?
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by trymas 11y ago
One little critique I have, is about Estonia's e-voting. That's a total black box technology. Basically what they did is said "ok, let's vote using internet, and we'll believe results are true". They do not kno
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by trymas 11y ago
I guess it's funny sarcasm, though it can have a negative effect on employees. For newcomers, who did not know if this a joke or not, and will be stressed out to make any mistakes, or either for old staff, who could think that one day
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by trymas 11y ago
I guess that's what indieweb is all about. /s
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by trymas 12y ago
Probably they acknowledged it sooner, but only after 4 years, they are offering free repairs and compensations.
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by trymas 12y ago
For now you are a bit wrong about Apple's not willingness to cover some hardware issues. 2011 MBPs were plagued by burning video cards, and only few weeks ago they accepted that it was an issue. Now if you have 2011 MBP, Apple will cha
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by trymas 12y ago
It's quite simple. 1. Enterprise needs vast amount of custom, specific features 2. It must be universal, to be able to do any business operations. 3. Good design costs, businesses want features, not designs (reasonably good/usable
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by trymas 12y ago
I'll just leave this right here: http://xkcd.com/936/
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by trymas 12y ago
Can you imagine, that this laptop, first of all, is a mockup, second, it's not for everybody. If you need HDMI, USB 3 A, Gazillion RAM etc., there is a laptop for you/your company! E.g. rMBP13/15.
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by trymas 12y ago
IMHO, you cannot charge 5$ for, what I would call, "a dedicated HN browser". Do people charge 5$ for reddit clients? BTW, in your webpage, slides are broken.
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by trymas 12y ago
+1. My collegues and I dream that one day browsers will accept some language-agnostic byte code, to which your favorite language could compile.