Mayzie

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by Mayzie 10y ago
> i believe there's 'hot code push' potential It's called CodePush, and it's a plugin for React Native (does not come with it). It is developed by Microsoft: https://microsoft.github.io/code-push&
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by Mayzie 10y ago
What's wrong with GCC? What's it fixing?
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by Mayzie 10y ago
I've used and am impressed with Sajari: https://www.sajari.com/
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by Mayzie 10y ago
Of course, another product shut down by Google.
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by Mayzie 10y ago
Not to mention horrible shuffle functionality and unfixed bugs that have existed for years that are existent throughout the program.
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by Mayzie 10y ago
> The issue was that people with disabilities across the country (i.e. non-Berkeley-students) were suing Berkeley for not making their videos disabled-friendly. What the f#$k? Suing because their videos are not "disabled-friendly&qu
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by Mayzie 10y ago
ITT people complaining that the underlying library is written in C. Who cares? The author wrote the C code and Python bindings for his library so we can _all_ benefit from handling more requests per second just by writing Python code and us
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by Mayzie 10y ago
"We are a subscription service for stolen goods" Um....
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by Mayzie 10y ago
If I turn off show hidden files, it's nice, lean, and clean with only one file..
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by Mayzie 10y ago
Link to actual article - https://cravingimprovements.wordpress.com/2017/01/23/what-se...
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The Planning Fallacy(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Mayzie 10y ago
> How native is react native? Does it use the platform's look and feel No. If you want native look-and-feel, you'll need to download and install third party libraries, e.g. for Material Design. However, those third party librar
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by Mayzie 10y ago
I mostly agree with this comment. React Native offers a really bare bones solution, that you often have to find yourself going out to the community and looking for community supported libraries to make an application that is just a bit more
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by Mayzie 10y ago
Unfortunately, each of those libraries are just 100% JavaScript, not utilising the native Material Design components within Android, and thus end up being _really_ slow, particularly when remote debugging and rendering lots of those compone
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by Mayzie 10y ago
> captive portals are whitelisting the domains it hits to check for a captive portal. Why?
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by Mayzie 10y ago
Who cares? It's fine, it does its job, it's clean and it's clear, no garbage.
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by Mayzie 10y ago
Out of curiosity, how granular can the canary system be? Can say, for a Lavabit-like service, each e-mail address have a separate canary associated with it?
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by Mayzie 10y ago
As a non-American, I don't know what half of these objects are..
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by Mayzie 10y ago
I was asked to draw a "phone". Drew a telephone (the old ones with a rotary dialler, because that was quickest to draw), and it guessed "telephone", but it was incorrect :-( EDIT: Drew a "cake", it guessed &quo
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by Mayzie 10y ago
20 seconds is far too quick for me to draw anything more substantial than a few simple geometric shapes with a computer mouse.
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by Mayzie 10y ago
> Facebooks own apps are written in native code, IIRC. They are written in React Native. See: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/showcase.html
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Stone money (Rai stones)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Mayzie 10y ago
That's what I have to do. Super annoying indeed.
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by Mayzie 10y ago
Don't give anyone ideas.
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by Mayzie 10y ago
Nope.
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Switching from macOS: Hardware(blog.elementary.io)
13 points by Mayzie 10y ago|3 comments
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Switching from MacOS: Creative Work (elementaryOS)(blog.elementary.io)
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Switching from MacOS: Developer Environment(blog.elementary.io)
15 points by Mayzie 10y ago|12 comments
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by Mayzie 10y ago
To be fair, so does elementaryOS. They really try to encourage developers to adopt their HIG.[1] So much so that most developers using or targeting elementaryOS integrate their design really well.[2] For those that don't but still use
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by Mayzie 10y ago
The website is far too slow to load. :-(

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