MrBra

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by MrBra 8y ago
A good workaround for Android is installing "Friendly" in place of official FB app. Not sure if there's an iOS version too.
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by MrBra 8y ago
Update: dark theme does not completely remove the flash but it makes it last so short that it doesn't really affect me. Happy enough for now :)
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by MrBra 8y ago
Thanks a lot! I installed it in regular Chrome and no more white flashes! Don't know why I did not think about themes... :\
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by MrBra 8y ago
First thing I thought was simply modifying Chrome default CSS but this is no longer possible as "custom.css" in profile folder was removed in newer versions. On the Chromium front, someone forked and fixed it at https:/&#x2F
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Chrome's “White Flash” Problem (on new page loads)
3 points by MrBra 8y ago|4 comments
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Google Play Instant(developer.android.com)
1 points by MrBra 8y ago|0 comments
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by MrBra 9y ago
> if you want to profess that your system is better. Not sure if you thought I am the project creator or if you were just generally speaking. Anyway, if you wanted to know more about the rationale behind this project, you could address a
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by MrBra 9y ago
Judging from the comments, the majority just read the title, interpreted it wrong, and commented accordingly, so yes, I thought it was necessary to avoid misinformation for other people coming here.
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by MrBra 9y ago
It is not, check my answer to @krapp.
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by MrBra 9y ago
Not writing JS is not the only purpose: --- Ferro uses an object oriented programming style. You instantiate an object, that object in turn instantiates more child objects and add these as instance variables to itself. And so on, producing
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by MrBra 9y ago
Whatever they are, they suck. Actually what sucks is not them specifically, but the reason because they exist. Ferro makes the whole process more natural, at least.
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by MrBra 9y ago
This is not just an abstraction layer for HTML/JS/CSS. This redefines the DOM paradigm and makes it available to the developer (and app) in a much more immediate and meaningful way.
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by MrBra 9y ago
For those who have difficulties getting it: it's not about the browser not running JS, it's about the developer not needing to write JS and not needing to use libraries for managing the DOM. And more.
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by MrBra 9y ago
Your comment would have made more sense if you explained why do you actually think this is awful rather than just slipping to the custom scrolling argument. Or is it just because of that?
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by MrBra 9y ago
Flipping your comment upside down: then we just need a layout design tool on top of Ferro and we'll get a Ruby equivalent to VS or Android Studio for the web.
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by MrBra 9y ago
It's not just a ruby to js transpiler. Opal is that.
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by MrBra 9y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16560016
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by MrBra 9y ago
see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16560016
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by MrBra 9y ago
For a moment I forgot this is homeland of JS-at-any-cost :) so to let this go through a bit more I'll just post excerpts from the linked website: --- Introduction Simplifying web-development with Ferro - An example Imagine a webpage t
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by MrBra 9y ago
Did you really take "no more JS/HTML" in previous title wording as for "browser not needing to run JS/HTML anymore", rather than for "developer not needing to write JS/HTML anymore"? Even though
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Ferro – Simplifying web development, no more HTML(easydatawarehousing.github.io)
24 points by MrBra 9y ago|60 comments
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Ebola virus genome hosted on Ethereum blockchain Swarm (decentralized storage)(github.com)
2 points by MrBra 9y ago|0 comments
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by MrBra 9y ago
What's your opinion on Haxe?
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by MrBra 9y ago
> having to retype my query Especially annoying when testing multiple queries to find the optimal one and you decided that a query of 3 submissions ago was the most effective and you couldn't remember it precisely.
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Arabic, more accessible than you think(britishcouncil.org)
20 points by MrBra 9y ago|5 comments
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by MrBra 9y ago
Speech recognition failed 2 times before managing to translate the Chinese speech: the sentence to be translate was (in Chinese) "AI is fantastic". Isn't this ridiculous ?
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by MrBra 9y ago
Sorry if this sounds completely dumb but I can't hold it: Can anyone explain what's with this: "you are running ML algorithms in the cloud, and we enable you to run them locally!" Can't we already run them locally??
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by MrBra 9y ago
Machine learning procedures stored inside a SQL server ??? How ugly can that be?
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by MrBra 9y ago
I have just watched the part where Emma Lawton was there as a guest. I wonder why did not they do a live demonstration of the device?
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by MrBra 9y ago
Watching this now... am I the only one who thinks it's a breath of fresh air compared to the mess of the JS world?

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