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addlepate
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About addlepate
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Comment #5962390
Incisive, well-written.
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Comment #5899198
> I came here meaning to be all snarky and cynical. I was going to say there's no way Apple trained him to do that, and they'd probably fire him when they caught on to what he was …
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Comment #5894211
Keep Kosher by Eating Pork Through a Hole in a Sheet
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Comment #5833986
Mysterious, indeed...
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Comment #5826304
Much easier to get away with when it's a small thing for developers. I'm guessing slid.es shows a little more deference to IE. Just a guess, though.
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Comment #5819482
Of course it's the first amendment! Just don't protest any wars near where Important People are trying to do business, like some kind of gross hippie.
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Comment #5794347
Bans just happen, try not to ask yourself why. For example, I bet you will never see this comment!
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Comment #5767269
Who exactly are the members of this cult? Seems to me the members of the "A/B test everything" cult are much more prevalent. I wonder if the author just works with a designer who's…
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Comment #5764030
Sweet sanity.
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Comment #5758812
He's ultimately right, but few will listen. And those that do are "fanbois", of course. That's just how it is.
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Comment #5757218
This guy is such a clown, and I am really tired of internet people lionizing him because they think copyright infringement is super-cool and patents are super-dumb, or whatever.
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Comment #5751495
Yeah, why take a pay cut or cut something you as a board member personally care about, when you can just cut something stupid peon employees care about. Engineers in such an organi…
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Comment #5746861
While I sympathize with the situation MailChimp is in, I am getting tired of this anti-elitist attitude of PHPers. Of course, part of the reason why I feel that way is because I th…
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Comment #5744457
I completely agree, though it is a good place to see what's going on. An incredible amount of bozos, though.
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Comment #5705590
How is leaving SF any different? You're doing the same thing but at a greater step of remove. Instead of the homeless people being down the block, they're safely away from you in a…
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Comment #5705494
To each his own. I don't work for the world's largest anything, and while programming is only one thing I do, it's the only one I'm interested in doing professionally. How quaint, …
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Comment #5653739
I thought the whole idea of arbitrage is that it's risk-free! :)
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Comment #5621154
This doesn't seem to actually do anything...
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Comment #5619745
Shouldn't be too hard, all it really needs is "SMARTEST DUDE EVER" and maybe a few links.
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Comment #5603114
I work for a company that offers unlimited vacation. It works, and I think it's great, and it's a major hurdle for me leaving to work somewhere else. It seems that even top compani…
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Comment #5534050
I recommend having accounts not linked with your real identity, where you can say what you actually think. It can be a pain because you have to be careful, but as noted philosopher…
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Comment #5532629
Way to take a decent (if prosaic) point, crumple it up, and toss it in the garbage. You say all this stuff as a preamble to implying that Apple, specifically Apple, lacks confidenc…
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Comment #5517500
Yeah, no kidding. Rationality isn't all it's cracked up to be anyway.
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Comment #5517478
From everything I can tell, he wasn't doing a good job. Department stores are a nightmare to shop in, and JCP didn't change that, not even close.
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Comment #5486115
I'll second the Rich Hickey shoutout at the end. I've been listening to everything I can get my hands on from him recently. He is brilliant.