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Re:Blisk – a browser for web developers by skrowl on Friday May 13, 2016 @10:01AM (#11690445)
I know the pro-Apple bias is high here at HN, but this is just sad.

Almost all developers in corporate America use WIndows. If you work outside of silicon valley at a company with more than a few dozen people, chances are you're probably (but not certainly) using Windows.

Re:Blisk – a browser for web developers by pritambaral on Saturday May 14, 2016 @12:17AM (#11694523)
It's interesting to see what assumptions people make and how they make them. You assumed your parent had a pro-Apple bias and that they wanted a Mac OS X build, while I felt solidarity with them because I was looking for a Linux build. The only OS the parent mentions is Windows, though.
Re:Blisk – a browser for web developers by visarga on Saturday May 14, 2016 @02:20AM (#11694756)
Bayesian reasoning. You and him had different prior beliefs. It's quite justifiable because we live with incomplete information about the world.
Re:Blisk – a browser for web developers by paulddraper on Saturday May 14, 2016 @09:46PM (#11698955)
I work outside California for a web company with 40 devs. We use Ubuntu for prod and dev. Even the (few) Mac guys run Ubuntu VMs. The windows guy (singular) does too.
Re:Blisk – a browser for web developers by wagglycocks on Friday May 13, 2016 @01:38PM (#11691868)
We're not talking about developers developers developers, we're talking about web developers.
Re:Blisk – a browser for web developers by c22 on Friday May 13, 2016 @03:59PM (#11692852)
Personally I usually select my os based on the applications I intend to run on it, but for "web" development all I need is a text editor, so really any of them will do. Linux is nice to work in, but Windows will probably support the wireless card in my laptop.