alexkavon

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by alexkavon 8y ago
Well, if Apple builds an app in C# then they would probably want to use their OS to do so. In order to do that they would need Visual Studio for Mac which would allow them to work with Apple to improve those tools and open doors for develop
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by alexkavon 8y ago
I'm not aware of any tools but that would be a fun project. A lot of the problem stems around Google search result ranking. If you research this issue, you will recognize the name Pat Flynn [0] as a knowledgeable source (proliferator?)
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by alexkavon 8y ago
It's worse than that. It's essentially a social media feed based around a few people. Most of their articles are like this one where it's regurgitated writing or reporting that another outfit reported something. Actually if y
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by alexkavon 8y ago
> Where did you find that text? It's underneath the first video.
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by alexkavon 8y ago
That's essentially what I'm saying. There is a longer game at play. I only state they probably want Apple to do it because they helped Apple port iTunes to the Windows Store. It's not a play for iMessage but a longer play.
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by alexkavon 8y ago
This isn't a big deal really. However Microsoft wants the real secret sauce. They either want A: Apple to build a client in Windows with C#. Or possibly B: wants to able to allow swift compilation on Windows thus opening the door wide
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by alexkavon 8y ago
> Next up, autoplaying video, and those stupid "pardon the interruption" popovers that you have to close to get to the actual page content. This is from the autoplaying video/audio update already available. I agree that mo
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by alexkavon 8y ago
Opt-out per site would be nice, but I doubt Google will do anything about it.
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Chrome’s autoplay update fractures web-game history(rockpapershotgun.com)
2 points by alexkavon 8y ago|3 comments
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by alexkavon 8y ago
Just clarify since I've upset some members of its community. I'm speaking from a development perspective. Sure Riot might have a large amount of users online, but what portion of that is people developing on top of the protocol. A
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by alexkavon 8y ago
Yep. Their docs inspire little hope that the protocol will be little more than niche. How to build on top of this protocol without requiring someone with domain specific knowledge is beyond what's offered. Cue XKCD protocols comic.
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by alexkavon 8y ago
If they're done with Windows 10 Mobile, this may be a consolidation of what was done in W10M to Windows 10 and more convergence to a single OS. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by alexkavon 9y ago
I was actually just thinking about how much independent art, music, video, etc. that I was into back in the myspace days. Now things are very spread out and discoverability is very low unless you're heavily invested in a platform (whic
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by alexkavon 9y ago
Even worse... https://s31.postimg.cc/7jmudkjob/feedback.png
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by alexkavon 9y ago
Just to highlight supporting bugs from a non-Windows platform... https://s31.postimg.cc/e37910orf/IMG_2425.png
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The way we regulate self-driving cars is broken–here’s how to fix it(arstechnica.com)
1 points by alexkavon 9y ago|0 comments
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by alexkavon 9y ago
Waaaay too late on that. Just try setting up your own server and sending to a Gmail address.
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Apple has begun notifying macOS users of coming 32-bit app incompatibility(arstechnica.com)
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by alexkavon 9y ago
> "A lot of people are looking for foods they can binge on, with no guilty conscience, but no such food exists." Vegetables. Raw.
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by alexkavon 9y ago
"Your generation isn't like mine!" says person worried about history repeating itself.
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Ask HN: Follow up for feedback a second time?
2 points by alexkavon 9y ago|1 comments
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by alexkavon 9y ago
FYI, the latest updates state this is fixed and in the insider builds.
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by alexkavon 9y ago
Agreed. AV Club is a gossip rag now. The Onion is spot on and hilarious as usual, but Kinja is a terrible discovery and reading experience so I don't blame you.
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by alexkavon 9y ago
I stayed on iOS 10 because of these reasons. As for the wifi/Bluetooth issue. I can't believe someone at Apple can't figure out a triple toggle: On/Disconnect/Off
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by alexkavon 9y ago
Haha wow, well sorry to burst your bubble but he essentially succeeded at the same goal at MSU.
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by alexkavon 9y ago
I agree with this to an extent. The red has a Libertarian tint, but even the Libertarians in Montana are different. The best way I've been able to identify with it over the years is consider myself an independent.
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by alexkavon 9y ago
Yes that was our most recent national claim to fame in politics. Gianforte is not a good representation of Montana politicians. He is a party boy and his campaign was nearly a replica of Trump's in a time of political uncertainty. He w
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by alexkavon 9y ago
Why do you say this? I ask because, I am from Montana and I often find outside knowledge of Montana consists of "they have an unlimited speed on the highway/interstate" (which hasn't been true for quite sometime) mindset
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by alexkavon 9y ago
> Shelves are stocked with shape and color variety in mind, and they have rigid item-placement spots. Those factors combine to make it very difficult to put stuff where Amazon doesn't want you to. Got the wrong butter? There's
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Amazon Go debuts, and its prying cameras foil our shoplifting attempts(arstechnica.com)
2 points by alexkavon 9y ago|1 comments

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