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Stripe launches new European payment methods
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On the Spectrum of Abstraction
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For a more visual explanation of the "cost of abstractions" watch this presentation by Cheng Lou (Facebook). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVVNJKv9esE
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It's always great to explore application connectivity for the next generation. Webhooks have done a lot for the web, but the lack of standardization is starting to show. However external deployment of code somehow doesn't feel lik
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Apple loses $22.1M case against patent firm Acacia
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The goo.gl short URLs in (parentheses) are really annoying. They totally hide the content behind the links.
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10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6diBt5lx3xM
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Open source implementations available on GitHub: Python - https://github.com/blockstack/secret-sharing PHP - https://github.com/mathieuk/secretsharer Node - https://github.com/ampe
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This should never happen
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Creative processes actually CAN be well-organized and fun at the same time. Just look at hackathons, which teams get stuck halfway and which teams are productive and take the prize home? If you only care about code and learning new APIs, th
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Forthcoming OpenSSL release announced
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It's not even just about bandwidth. You're reducing page load time, and therefore increasing revenue. http://www.fastcompany.com/1825005/how-one-second-could-cost... If you're a designer/developer o
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11y ago
Has anyone successfully backed up iPhone Live Photos on a photo storage service that's not iCloud?
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Very cool. It does remind me of the incredibly useful Peek functionality on iPhone 6S when you 3D Touch an item on screen. Have you considered rebranding as GitHub Peek? :)
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Extreme Go-Horse Process
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> In the end, if none of that works, just cheat. Just lie and pad your estimates, so you automatically build in some time for reducing technical debt with all of your estimates, which unfortunately I’ve had to use more often than I would
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11y ago
What do you rnean?
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Slightly off-topic, but I wouldn't worry. Nowadays hypervisors can boot up complete OSes in ~800ms. https://insights.ubuntu.com/2015/05/18/lxd-crushes-kvm-in-de...
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11y ago
It would be a really philanthropic thing to do. I like your way of thinking.
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And now Arment has killed the messenger but still spreads the message.
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Seems that screen/window resolution is an important factor.
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Love how the video starts with "Meeting? OK give me 5 minutes" and then shows how quick it is to create a prototype that even runs on hardware.
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Most of the time that's true. Though I've seen some open source software projects being put on Kickstarter, and every one of them ends in disappointment. Either too low pace, or half of the promised features are cut. (Some joke ab
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Patreon is an incredible crowdfunding platform. "Continuous Funding" is how I'd like to call it. Continuous Funding solves the problem many high-value funded Kickstarter/Indiegogo projects have: not being able to deliver
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Some programmers may not immediately see the benefits of having such a UI builder and would never touch the generated code with a ten foot pole. However I don't think that it's about the code it generates or boilerplate it propose
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11y ago
And if you like Dan's talk, check out his blog post My Inspiration to get some more background on the topic. https://medium.com/@dan_abramov/my-inspiration-ce454ab65f33 BTW vjeux, great job at React Europe!
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If you're using webpack (who isn't?) then you can add .jsx to the known and attempted extensions. Although I prefer .js as well because there's eventually there's no reason to structure your JS codebase on extension-leve
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To illustrate this point, React min+gzip is about 40 KB: https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/react/0.13.3/react.mi... not 121 KB.
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It doesn't seem to compare the minified + gzipped library sizes. That's the most important metric to me. Who still serves comments in JS?
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I see an iframe on the page. Right now.
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