yawgmoth

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by yawgmoth 14y ago
The trend of 'surface won't suffice! I need a workstation to get real work done!' reminds me of 'a UI won't suffice! I need a command line to get real work done!'.
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by yawgmoth 14y ago
It seems to me that, by and large, those who hate massive UI changes are those who were well acquainted with the old ones. Also, Metro != Ribbon.
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by yawgmoth 14y ago
Just a heads up, the live demos took a bit to load (the network here is poor), but there was no indication they were loading. An indicator would be nice.
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by yawgmoth 14y ago
Correct. We've found something that could potentially be the Higgs, but we do not know with certainty that it is the Higgs. Code_primate explained it succinctly: http://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/w0tty/higgs_boson_c...
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by yawgmoth 14y ago
I would love to use the Nexus 7 as a home phone . Of course, I would have the right headset / earplug to go with it.
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by yawgmoth 14y ago
I like the idea of encouraging a high-performance culture, but I don't think the 'perform or die' atmosphere would be healthy for many engineers. I know, idolizing 'rockstar programmers' is a sort of new hotness and I understand that a com
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by yawgmoth 14y ago
This looks like a fantastic tool to use for introduction to front end development. The inline tool tips / tag definitions are very useful if you aren't sure what a particular tag does.
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by yawgmoth 14y ago
But consider the alternative. Not shipping part of their software that fits on their platform just for the sake of making sure that the consumer's decision is purely unbiased? That'd be an awful business move, and they knew that.
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by yawgmoth 14y ago
Also surround yourself with slackers. Surround yourself with people every type you can. Learn from them all. Even the lazy ones can teach you things.
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by yawgmoth 14y ago
Am I the only one who finds statements like this to be somewhat fanatical? Companies compete in all sorts of ways, but I find it hard to believe that Microsoft is some malevolent (thanks) empire trying to crush every OSS entity that they s
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by yawgmoth 15y ago
Very cool and inspiring display :)
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by yawgmoth 15y ago
I really don't come to HN to read these types of articles... I come here for technical and entrepreneurial topics, not this.
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by yawgmoth 15y ago
| If any company is capable of exploiting WebOS's strengths with an array of capably designed and profitable hardware, it would seem that HP would be the one to do it. I don't think HP agrees exactly. It appears that they think that there
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by yawgmoth 16y ago
Every tag I've submitted so far has caused an error.
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by yawgmoth 16y ago
It seems to me that a lot of the evangelists of one source control tool over another fail to realize that for companies that -aren't- startups, migrating between tools is a lot of work. Reconfiguring build servers, rewriting documentation/w
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by yawgmoth 16y ago
This article doesn't look very ensuring. Every link in the text is a link in the site itself or one of the in-text ads. The frazpc.pl link looks no more convincing to me. I could be wrong...