I don ' t mean the Squeak selfhosted GUI , just a bare bones Smalltalk compiler with minimal standard library . I dig Squeak in concept , but in practice I find the axiom everything is somewhere else to be true too often . Monkeypatching core components is what turned me off of Ruby on Rails . Years ago I used a content management system called Scoop , based on the nifty idea of using the CMS to hold its own module code , but it wound up being an unupgradable mess . Maybe source control repositories and packaging tools would have been more useful than any specific programming language . <| sep |> Ah , right . <| sep |> The S 3 is definitely a great product and still has a bunch of functionality even with a nonSamsung phone . My favorite features are notifications , shealth and samsung pay . Notifications Love em . They stack on the left side of the watch face and it ' s so satisfying to turn the dial to the left and sort through them . They also include the icon of the app and look great on the AMOLED which btw has amazing visibility under sunlight . Group texts also display properly where can read the whole message on the watch . SHealth the included step counter is nice . I came from a Fitbit so I will miss my weekly challenges but SHealth now lets me compete 1 on 1 or against all SHealth users . I tracked a 45 min hike yesterday and my watch battery only went down 2 %! Samsung Pay wow the fact that it has MST and NFC means that can pay with my watch at almost every terminal . The fact that it works on nonsamsung phone is huge . It ' s very easy to use . I hold the back button , tap pay and then I have 30 sec to pay . I tried it twice at Stater Bros who only takes MST and both times worked flawlessly . The S 3 feels like a more coherent smartwatch than Android Wear . I think you ' ll be very satisfied !