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Comment #7134136
I think the poster's point was that he spends a lot of money on apple products, relative to his income. To understand apple's success, one should look at how much money ordinary pe…
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Comment #7038148
It's not a chiclet keyboard. Looks like the keyboard for the thinkpad X220. in my experience it's a very good keyboard. of course I would pay a lot of money for a mechanically-keye…
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Comment #7019174
Aristotle said that the rhetorician is a rhetorician not because he absolutely can convince someone of something, but because he is aware of all the means of persuasion. likewise, …
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Comment #6988633
yeah something is wrong. I ran the test on my lenovo x200s with an intel core 2 duo and intel GMA 4500 graphics and got 3700 "objects" and with a "tickcount" of 1400. I'm assuming …
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Comment #6988394
It's fine to edit for length and clarity if you recognize that by removing context you're creating a new context. It's up to the editor to be careful. The editor can't say "I am th…
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Comment #6986771
this is a list of facebook's engineers' favorite hacks to make facebook work better, not a list hosted on facebook.com of various hacks. with that said, I'm assuming you don't care…
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Comment #6965594
It bothers me. But (just a guess) I hypothesize 4K comes from the film industry, while 720p and 1080[ip] come from TV and computer industries. So the two systems of measuring resol…
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Comment #6965581
183 DPI is "too small" for native viewing, but it'll make prettier pictures and more readable text.
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Comment #6916125
Look up the Pentagon Papers and Woodward and Bernstein (and Rathergate, though that criticism was erroneous) for examples of established media sharply and consequentially criticizi…
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Comment #6911598
>Did anyone... Over months I read many articles describing cool things you can do with emacs you can't do with vim, and eventually I switched. So: one article, no. Many, yes.
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Comment #6858807
This article illuminates specific instances where NSA mislead the public. The comments here saying stuff like "I don't believe anything any nefarious organization says"--your point…
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Comment #6812883
The page gives no examples of pictures or memes and immediately asks for various permissions. I want to see what I'm getting myself into. As a side note I hate that applications as…
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Comment #6785920
I write free software for selfish reasons--I want powerful software as Paul Graham defines it. That powerful software amplifies thought is a side benefit. The more I (or groups) ge…
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Comment #6777649
Yes I think Emacs' philosophy is at odds with UNIX philosophy; I also think it's /superior to/ UNIX philosophy. It sounds like you take UNIX philosophy to be gospel, and deviation …
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Comment #6777599
I read this comment and got so mad that I looked at your previous comments and submissions. They seem high-quality. I think I concede that I didn't get your joke. Oops. :) If you'r…
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Comment #6763654
I genuinely don't understand what "'at best' 'rather' 'unexpected'" means.
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Comment #6759077
I agree. In 2011 when I got my smartphone, I remember mobile websites being simpler than they are today. My phone isn't as zippy, not because of planned obsolescence, rather the in…
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Comment #6759056
I got my current iPhone (my first smartphone) in 2011. Before that I had an LG Envy Touch, with a phenomenal keyboard. I type fast on my iPhone, but I reckon I'm still 1.5 to 2x sl…
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Comment #6721996
I haven't worked on one, but when I try the rMBPs at the store I find text more enjoyable to read. I have a retina iPhone, and I like reading text on it (though it's small). I valu…
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Comment #6717556
If I would buy a new laptop, the most important specs would be an IPS screen and the best keyboard available because IPS screens cause me less eyestrain and a quality keyboard with…
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Comment #6684087
>would they really dare to mock themselves in the honeypot? Of course they would. The makers of a maximally-effective honeypot aren't going to shy away from making fun of TLAs. The…
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Comment #6666693
I agree that who-owes-what is negotiated by the parties and not objectively pre-determined, and that we, as commenters, have a hand in deciding who-owes-what. I ask you: would you …
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Comment #6666580
If he rigged the system the way you say, I'll be angry on your behalf. With that said, I'll nitpick: Paul Graham can respond to your post however he wants. He _could_ simply say, "…
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Comment #6666498
As a casual browser this is the first I've heard of this. I don't know the accuracy of his claims. I'm curious about his sources and their reasons for not coming forth. That he doe…