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by Yaggo 11y ago
Oh, language is rotten if developers use libraries and abstractions? When was last time you wrote an application in "raw" Python/C/Swift/Erlang? (Whatever "raw" is supposed to refer to, is standard lib all
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by Yaggo 11y ago
When driving with cruise control, I have a habit to lightly touch the brake pedal once in a while (without actually braking) to "warm up" my muscle memory for emergency situation.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Completely disabled Flash in my main browser over decade ago.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
m.imgur.com executes ~500 KB of javascript. That's the only problem. You don't need that much code to show few images with comments. (Wether server-side rendered or not.) The desktop site is even worse, scripts weighting ~1.5 MB.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Far more dangerous ones, such as alcohol? Tobacco is already the 6th dangerous drug in the world. http://www.iflscience.com/editors-blog/whats-most-dangerous-...
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Angular is harder for beginners because it has everything loaded. React has fewer consepts. When learning & for non-complex apps, you don't even need flux etc. extra stuff. http://jamesknelson.com/learn-raw-react-
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Sounds like you are shooting yourself in the foot. Your code may work with ASCII but will immediately break in non-naïve cases.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Also much easier to understand for us with English as secondary languge.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
The $4 cannot be the cost of the phone but the government-subsized end-user price tag.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
I would love to see a documentary / an interview of the developer (team?) behind these Chinese crappy products. Are they really that incompetent or is it just totally different culture? I mean, after all they are capable of bundling th
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by Yaggo 11y ago
There are many developers who value high several OS X features, such as well-implemented HiDPI mode with custom resolutions, super-easy backup solution, solid energy saving & suspend & resume functionalities (no conflicts with crapp
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by Yaggo 11y ago
> But with that said, if you love React, why not help work on the core? I'm sure there are issues with React that need solving and if you've got the time your effort may be better spent on there. It's not that simple. One
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by Yaggo 11y ago
> The structure of the US government has an unusually high number of veto points. Presidents have, as opposed to similar positions in other countries, much less power to push their agenda. Actually the opposite is true. In many (Western)
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by Yaggo 11y ago
The market is saturated. I've bought many of my family's recent iOS devices as second hand. A generation or two old devices are still fast enough for casual use and offer great bang for the buck.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Pagination on screen sucks, but is sometimes better than badly implemented scrolling. This being said, scrolling should be the default option, because it's much more natural and usable on screen. One should only fallback for pagination
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Chrome-only demo is unfortunate in this particular case (I also use another webkit variant). If you ask me, scrollable page with screenshots is still better than video.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
The "Run Browser Demo" button engages me much better than video. I very rarely have patience for linear media.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Entirely new OS would be a waste of resources, but some big player could donate few millions to boost the development of Wayland. What the markets lacks is a system with openness / hardware support of Linux combined with solid graphica
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Still an external authority.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
HTTPS (in the current form) adds a dependency on external authority. This breaks the very fundamental principle of the web.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
If an electric car is not an option for you, Toyota hybrids have pretty good track record. http://www.transportenvironment.org/publications/mind-gap-20...
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by Yaggo 11y ago
This is awesome project. I'm currently building a fixed wing drone with dual wifibroadcast links, downstream for (stereo) video and upstream for control.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
> On an out-of-the-box Linux machine, you generally can't do a lot of things either. Minimal distros aside, you must be kidding.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
The context was: someone had difficulties to find "tar -xf" equivalent for Windows. I pointed out that it would be nice if Microsoft included tar etc. basic utilities in their OS releases. With out-of-the-box Windows machine, you
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by Yaggo 11y ago
... not very interoperable outside MS/Windows ecosystem.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Powershell is very capable tool but unfortunately not very interoperable.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
How about Microsoft offering basic utility software with their OS releases, e.g. curl/ssh/awk/grep/sed/tar etc.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
I asked this on RPi forums and got clarification from their engineer. It's not possible to connect CSI camera to Zero via GPIO. Required CPU pads are not connected.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Interestingly you can get out DPI display signal from GPIO pins. Adafruit is using this technique with their Kippah display, giving you fully accelerated display signal (unlike those crappy low-fps-low-res framebuffer driven GPIO displays).
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by Yaggo 11y ago
It's possible to connect HDMI display to GPIO pins[1]. Maybe similar technique is also possible with CSI camera connector? [1] http://www.adafruit.com/product/2453

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