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Comment #10465319
Personally, I'd rather have a few extra mm of thickness and batteries that are not glued to a keyboard. Efforts could be made to keep this tech more repairable.
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Comment #10313646
What about for say a small non-profit that isn't tech-savvy that will have at most 10 pages of content? I could see where this could really be an issue if there was a lot of conten…
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Comment #10313412
How does Weebly compare to other options like Squarespace? I'm currently researching these kinds of services so this couldn't come at a better time.
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Comment #10188565
That's likely out of scope for node.js. I'd recommend checking out leveldb: https://www.npmjs.com/package/level
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Comment #10093209
That HR barrier is really difficult to understand. There are so many libraries and frameworks these days, and companies are looking for a person with particular experience in a par…
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Comment #9070054
From their description I'm guessing Northeast Minneapolis. It is an old blue-collar area currently being revived, and has quite a few older 3-story houses. A lot of the old warehou…
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Comment #8828798
Unfortunately btsync.com is a service offering of the bt sync software. Check out http://www.getsync.com/
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Comment #8664497
Add to that list "Business Intelligence" developer/analyst, although that term is gradually changing into something about analytics and data science, which are demanding degrees in…
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Comment #8395005
I dropped Dropbox (except for when I have to use it at work). The tipping point for me was Condoleezza Rice. But there were other issues that were building up. It was consistently …
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Comment #8351586
I don't see how that's anti-competitive. Isn't that just... competitive?
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Comment #8335968
If you'd rather work with a SQL database, here's a module that attempts to put NPM into a Postgres database: https://www.npmjs.org/package/npm-postgres-mashup
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Comment #8292482
No you are not. In fact Gruber's podcast yesterday talked about that very thing. They thought it might be called iPhone "pro" because anything else meaning bigger just doesn't soun…
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Comment #8080092
You should check out the zed editor. Its something you can run locally (stand-alone or chrome app) and has a remote code component. I've used these cloud IDEs, but haven't like any…
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Comment #8070348
Hi HN I told myself I'd submit this to get HN's feedback on this side project when I finished it... but I kind of ran out of steam/passion to finish all the lessons and promote the…
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Comment #7848131
You're assuming that whoever sees the dog has the time to sit and wait and observe. What if they were to assume that you were making a quick stop but you actually weren't, didn't n…
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Comment #7681057
So does this mean we might see some c# based packages on npm? Reading this post got me trying to figure out some cool uses for it, but I don't really know enough c# to have any ide…
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Comment #7382687
I'm not entirely sure about this, but it seemed like Grunt was more for front-end developers that haven't quite jumped into Node.js yet (or had no intention to). I've noticed some …
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Comment #7246194
Ignoring Modern UI does not make Modern UI completely disappear. Nor does it change the fact that Microsoft thought this was a good idea. Poor usability is poor usability. Microsof…
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Comment #7164986
Isn't using a keyboard an alternative navigation? Basically you're bypassing the UI presented on the screen with shortcuts. It's not a very strong argument for Windows 8 working we…
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Comment #6996003
And to bring it full circle, the WSJ employed a former The Verge writer (that had left The Verge for ABC). I'm actually excited to see where the WSJ tech section goes.
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Comment #6895145
I also keep running into this. I spent several years working in the "business intelligence" field. This essentially involved me using a reporting tool of some kind and writing SQL …
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Comment #6881994
The animal as people logic doesn't hold up. With this reasoning what do we do about animals that hunt and kill other animals for food. Are they behaving immorally because they must…
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Comment #6849980
I woke up this Thanksgiving with a bunch of email notifications from Paypal that my account had been hacked and taken over. I (also shame on me) tend to reuse some of my passwords,…
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Comment #6771863
Do revolving doors decide when you get to leave or do you?