Yes, it was a disappointment. It lacked color (something the Apple II already had), had buggy software, and all at a price that rivaled the Apple II. $1,298 for the Apple II $2,495 for the Macintosh It completely…
Steve Jobs single handidly killed Apple's presence in the early PC market by taking his project (handling the development and launch of the first Macintosh) and commandeering it into a monster project. What was meant to…
Despite high turnover, and lots of complaints, my last company had one of the highest Glassdoor ratings I'd ever seen> How? Simple, they'd pay their employees to do so.
I hesitate to suggest that this may indicate there aren't that many 4.5+ star Japanese food restaurants. Even great resaurants in my area struggle to break the 4.5 barrier.
very cool, I'll remember this for my next project in the CLI
"and be sure not to use the word 'overall'"
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Agreed. People lie to me all of the time. Heck, half the time my anecdotal stories are probably riddled with confident inaccuracies. We are socially trained to take information from people critically and weight it based…
Come on, 5AM is at least a little early.
Inspired by this, I may just start that 5km walk at 5AM. When do you get to sleep to allow for that early start?
The gallery or the showcased websites?
I remember this happening. The 20 some sites we ran went down as they were supported by cloudflare. I spent a panicked 30 minutes trying to figure out what I had done wrong, to eventually find out it was on CF's end. I…
To hoard liquid cash for buying opportunities. If the prices of commodities goes way up, individuals and companies need cash in hand more than the long term assets. Cash is king.
Unrelated: I really love the mix of fonts on this blog. Really readable and enjoyable to look at.
Yes, and, I think he outlines some serious issues with discourse on Reddit. I think if you strip away some of his biases you get one singular complaint: Reddit strips nuance from conversation. Adding nuance introduces…
Are you trying to make a statement in the form of a question? It is a video game, take of it what you will.
Why were you intimidated by him, and why is it obvious you were more intelligent than him?
Yes, it was a disappointment. It lacked color (something the Apple II already had), had buggy software, and all at a price that rivaled the Apple II. $1,298 for the Apple II $2,495 for the Macintosh It completely…
Steve Jobs single handidly killed Apple's presence in the early PC market by taking his project (handling the development and launch of the first Macintosh) and commandeering it into a monster project. What was meant to…
Despite high turnover, and lots of complaints, my last company had one of the highest Glassdoor ratings I'd ever seen> How? Simple, they'd pay their employees to do so.
I hesitate to suggest that this may indicate there aren't that many 4.5+ star Japanese food restaurants. Even great resaurants in my area struggle to break the 4.5 barrier.
very cool, I'll remember this for my next project in the CLI
"and be sure not to use the word 'overall'"
[flagged]
Agreed. People lie to me all of the time. Heck, half the time my anecdotal stories are probably riddled with confident inaccuracies. We are socially trained to take information from people critically and weight it based…
Come on, 5AM is at least a little early.
Inspired by this, I may just start that 5km walk at 5AM. When do you get to sleep to allow for that early start?
The gallery or the showcased websites?
I remember this happening. The 20 some sites we ran went down as they were supported by cloudflare. I spent a panicked 30 minutes trying to figure out what I had done wrong, to eventually find out it was on CF's end. I…
To hoard liquid cash for buying opportunities. If the prices of commodities goes way up, individuals and companies need cash in hand more than the long term assets. Cash is king.
Unrelated: I really love the mix of fonts on this blog. Really readable and enjoyable to look at.
Yes, and, I think he outlines some serious issues with discourse on Reddit. I think if you strip away some of his biases you get one singular complaint: Reddit strips nuance from conversation. Adding nuance introduces…
Are you trying to make a statement in the form of a question? It is a video game, take of it what you will.
Why were you intimidated by him, and why is it obvious you were more intelligent than him?