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Mintz
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Comment #785450
Unfortunately (and unintuitively), a person's intelligence doesn't directly translate to the type of driver they are. That's a perfect example. Shame.
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Comment #785299
I've actually done this on my way to/from work, and it makes a legitimate improvement in my commute.
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Comment #763057
Yeah, because StackOverflow.com is a shining example of Jeff's ineptitude. Jeff declares bold, out-there statements probably more than his fair share, but he's sparking beneficial …
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Comment #753131
For such a tech-centric city, it's disappointing how little web-presence we have...
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Comment #753079
I suppose somebody has to say it: No, I don't actively contribute to open source projects. No time, really.
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Comment #743650
Then it sounds like Apple should review some of their own apps, like text messaging.
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Comment #743644
I knew if I read this article, my blood would boil like it does with every other App Store article that's been coming out lately. Yet I read it anyway, and I can only ask: How long…
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Comment #743350
"Don was responsible for the LM P60's (Lunar Descent), while I was responsible for the LM P40's (which were) all other LM powered flight". Two men were able to write all that code …
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Comment #742068
Interesting. I didn't expect Netflix to have a "fun" atmosphere like Zappos or anything, but it's funny to hear about a trendy web company with little, if any, character. I wonder …
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Comment #729899
BUT... they're getting press. Have you heard of them before today? Doubt it. Now you do.
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Comment #726623
Surely they could get some reading done?
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Comment #725983
I bought a Kindle for my technologically-inept mom, and she loves it. Things like the font, screen color, etc. don't bother her, because she focuses on the bigger picture: thousand…
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Comment #725951
Yeah, I can see how you're spinning it to be a positive thing, but when you hear how these guys are getting frustrated, I don't think this is quite what they want to hear.
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Comment #725862
This really bothers me. It's like the U.S. is a football team, and we train one of these immigrants; we make them hit the gym, show them the ropes, teach them the intracacies of th…
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Comment #717882
The irony of you saying "almost everything I ever inherited was crap in one way or another" is that somebody probably said the exact same thing about your code. I bet you write ama…
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Comment #716679
I think the purpose the author shared this technique for is when you need to constantly comment/uncomment a block of code for testing. I agree with you, though. Once you're done wi…
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Comment #704437
Not sure how I feel about the "He was wrong before, so he must be wrong again," strategy. Ballmer's probably learned a thing or two in the past few years, and history isn't always …
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Comment #704414
Yes. I think by the second season they get A computer.
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Comment #703772
I remember when I first saw an episode of The Wire where they were using typewriters. The computer has become so synonymous with the workplace that I thought their office looked re…