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Instagram's API broken again
(groups.google.com)
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14y ago
On MacOS X, you can simply do: brew install ranger
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Moon mining race under way [video]
(bbc.co.uk)
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There are quite a few pictures here: http://www.google.com/glass/start/what-it-does/
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Dropbox also does that. You can potentially host your website within your 'Public' Dropbox folder. I'm sure Google is not using http://googledrive.com/ for anything that's user-identifiable. The only harm that I think can happen with JS i
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I love the fact that the 'screenshot' on the website is a real-time representation of the Hacker News front page at that point of time. Nice!
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14y ago
You can press <ESC> to see an overview of the whole presentation - which is interactive.
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In that case, his response was also one of casual exclaim - complete with a smiley that meant he's at a loss of words. Not an excuse - when your job's doing customer service better.
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14y ago
hmm, can you tell me what's changed? I think I remember seeing the page as is earlier. The comments on the other thread (including the ones about the guy in the Echo Nest shirt) all seem to be valid on this iteration as well.
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14y ago
This has been talked about earlier: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4703735 A quick observation: the discussion thread forming here is very similar to the previous one.
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14y ago
It is correct. Chad never told the user that he'd one day give him a notice about putting stuff up on Craigslist.
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14y ago
I think reverse gears have been a part of these cars for at-least as long as I've been watching F1 (last 12 years). The utility of them however has been restricted to just getting back to the track or in the pit-lane.
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14y ago
It's not simple on iOS since iOS simply does not allow it.
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14y ago
It solves a few problems like serialisation and enabling browsable APIs which makes it easier to both develop APIs and let others consume them. For me, the second part is more important than the first.
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That's what Intents are for. You can have intents that can talk between different applications in a standard format. Security is just an excuse for not wanting to try and enable this.
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14y ago
> paid only slightly more I see SIM free S3's selling for around the £500 mark. How much is the slightly more?
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14y ago
4.2 is officially due on November 13. We shouldn't really be expecting it before that.
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14y ago
Thanks, I've been trying to use Sketchbook Pro for a while and somehow it gets overwhelming. I'll give Quill a go. There's still definitely space for a proper drawing app on Android.
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adhipg
14y ago
A high quality simple sketching app like Paper by 53 on the iPad.
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Node_modules in git
(mikealrogers.com)
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14y ago
How is this different from 'Find My Friends' by Apple[1] considering that this is iOS only at present? [1] - http://www.apple.com/icloud/features/find-my-friends.html
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I've just been trying out CodeAcademy[1] and it seems like a nice place to get your hands dirty if you like learning things interactively. They do have a track on jQuery as well - which is something that I think you should be interested in
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14y ago
Why would you need submodule support with vundle? With vundle you don't even need to have your .vim directory as a part of the 'dotFiles' repository - it just accepts a list of plugin (github/vimscript/whatever) urls that you want to instal
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I had two of the books there on my Reading List. Instant buy!
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There's also a third reason: it's very easy to see what CoffeeScript compiles to - the JavaScript source is easy enough to read and comprehend - and that behaviour is well documented. Most of the times I'm looking at CoffeeScript to just fi
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We were users of Grove, and moved to plain ol' IRC right away after the announcement. There are a few things that Grove did very nicely that we liked like archives and offline email notifications. * Devs spend a lot of time setting up their
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Am I right in thinking that they don't support Web Font Loader? [1] Considering this is built on top of Typekit — which does support Web Font Loader — this is surprising. [1] - https://developers.google.com/webfonts/docs/webfont_loader
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> Apple feels maybe a year behind in some respects and a year ahead in others, but definitely not 7 years behind. I believe this comes from the fact that you had Apple's turn-by-turn. Is that actually better (or a year better) than Goog
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The point above is not about age but time. Carlsen had been playing chess for at least 11 years before he turned 19.
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, = . (and vice-versa) in some European countries. So he meant 500k + apps.
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