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amirmansour
10y ago
I feel the need to respond here because in every thread about MBPs people mention the Dell XPS line as an alternative, and after buying one I can NOT recommend it as a good buy. The Dell XPS laptops have got one thing going for them: relati
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VERGE 3.0
(theverge.com)
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10y ago
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11y ago
I'm really greatfull for the new Fetch API. For now we need to use a pollyfill for it which just uses XHR underneath. Safari and modern versions of IE/Edge are lacking support.
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Second System Effect
(c2.com)
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11y ago
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amirmansour
11y ago
Could you please elaborate on these flaws within RabbitMQ's clustering design? I'm legitimately interested in a discussion on the matter.
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amirmansour
11y ago
Yes, but I also think you have to consider how those links are presented and interacted with. It's not just a link, it's got "like" button. What you see is people posting and even crafting links to optimize for that &quo
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11y ago
The author also published a related article on the Matter publication on Medium titled. "The Web We Have to Save": https://medium.com/matter/the-web-we-have-to-save-2eb1fe15a4... His writing can be found on h
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11y ago
I'm not sure we read the same article. I think you missed the larger point he made. He has no trouble adapting, he explained just how he himself uses Facebook. The point of the article were concerns regarding the implications of the ri
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Japan’s disposable workers: net café refugees
(aeon.co)
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11y ago
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The modern workplace doesn’t just make us lonely, it can make us physically ill
(qz.com)
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11y ago
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amirmansour
11y ago
I agree with you, but I must also add that not every site needs to have an app. Mobile web is plenty appropriate and sufficient for many types of apps. Many news and blog sites are a great example of this. In their case, an installable app
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amirmansour
11y ago
I can understand why enterprises need 10 year support for their server OS, but I would assume many of the third-party software running on that OS will not have a 10 year support period. This is not ideal from a security perspective.
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11y ago
Comparing Iran to North Korea is quite a stretch, and frankly doing so reveals that you are severely misinformed about the Iranian people, culture, government, and history. It's OK, majority of people are, and I would be more than happ
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11y ago
I'm glad they are making a high-tech comeback, but anyone else here also love (or prefer) using fountain pens?
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11y ago
I was really hoping to see 5th gen Intel Broadwell chips with the update. When are they expected? Intel said mid-year, but when will Apple incorporate them in?
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11y ago
Does this mean MBPs with 5th gen Intel Boradwell chips won't be available till next year?
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Ask HN: What do you use for issue tracking?
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11y ago
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11y ago
Implementation of such technologies is exactly what I worked on in grad school, and now I'm happy that a company like Tesla is actually gonna bring it to the masses. Batteries are essentially the "killer app" for the power-gr
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11y ago
All the product pages from Panic (panic.com) are always a joy. They are simple, clear, and pleasing to the eye. Here is a good example http://www.panic.com/prompt/
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amirmansour
11y ago
I'll seriously take you up on that offer, if you truly meant it.
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amirmansour
12y ago
Ya I quickly noticed after the first couple of videos!
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12y ago
Despite being a proficient Linux user, I will still go through the course videos, because I'm sure it will be fun to see how Torvalds would teach such a topic.
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12y ago
"academia is the only place that true learning happens." That is one of the most delusional perspectives I have ever encountered my good sir. I'm saying this after spending time in academia.
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12y ago
Regardless of any new constraints, this new method of acquiring necessary data is an improvement on the current state of affairs.
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Care-O-bot 4 – mobile robot assistant to support humans in domestic environments
(care-o-bot-4.de)
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12y ago
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Apollo Guidance Computer History: Margaret Hamilton's introduction (2001)
(authors.library.caltech.edu)
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12y ago
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12y ago
If you are keen on learning something new then I definitely recommend looking into Go. It will be time well-spent, and you can use the minimal Gorilla web toolkit ( http://www.gorillatoolkit.org ). It's a toolkit and not a fr
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12y ago
I can only comment on the electricity utilities. The power grid of this country is a marvel of engineering, but it needs better monitoring and control systems for our future to have electric vehicles and solar panels as commonplace technolo
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12y ago
After this sparked the "good old days" flashbacks, I went to http://www.winamp.com and it looks like they are working on a revamped version of Winamp. The site says: "WE ARE WORKING HARD TO REENERGIZE WINAMP!"
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12y ago
You could use the X-FRAME-OPTIONS in response headers to block people from iFraming your site: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/X-Frame-Op...
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