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   by applecrazy 10y ago

   I was doing a puzzle and it showed me a button to a "restricted area"- is this normal?
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   by applecrazy 10y ago

   I think the title of this HN link is clickbait itself...it's metaclickbait
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   by applecrazy 10y ago

   I see your point and agree with you. Their PR department should have come up with a better example. However, they didn't want to offend or scare anyone with a more realistic application of this feature (to prevent abductions and missi
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   by applecrazy 10y ago

   Can somebody explain to me why they would download a programming language just to write a technical paper? I get that it's a replacement for TeX, but with a name like Bookdown, I expect it to be as simple as Markdown in terms of setup.
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   by applecrazy 10y ago

   There's an export option in Unity by default to turn your game into a packaged application. Tons of indie games harness this to create platform-specific binaries. There's even an export option for HTML 5/WebGL if you're
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   by applecrazy 10y ago

   Nice app and website, but I don't see the benefit of using a Chrome extension versus a normal browser web app. I understand that you can use it to find the phone number of a person on your current webpage, but I think it should be seco
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   by applecrazy 10y ago

   I'm pretty sure kids these days aren't stupid enough to not realize that stealing people's personal information is considered illegal. This is most likely a recruiting tactic.
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   by applecrazy 10y ago

   This is quite impressive- I like that it has a Swift like syntax. I also wrote something similar (but extremely impractical and useless, not to mention highly inefficient) to create an English like syntax for C: http://imgur.com&
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   by applecrazy 10y ago

   Make a coffee for yourself. This allows you to get out of your desk and moving and has the added benefit of keeping you away from your computer.
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    by applecrazy 10y ago

    Could you elaborate as to why it's such a bad choice and also in which use case you would find it acceptable to use Mongo? I really want to understand why certain tools are better for certain tasks.
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    Ask HN: Best beginner database?

    4 points by applecrazy 10y ago|6 comments
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    by applecrazy 10y ago

    Could you explain why? What do you recommend instead?
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    Ask HN: Is Node.js recommended in the long term?

    8 points by applecrazy 10y ago|11 comments
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    by applecrazy 10y ago

    Actually, Vue has one way binding by default when dealing with Components, in that way, it's very similar to React: http://vuejs.org/guide/components.html#One-Way-Data-Flow
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    Ask HN: What are the best free resources to learn React?

    7 points by applecrazy 10y ago|8 comments
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    by applecrazy 10y ago

    A certain American politician has ruined my faith in any slogan/title that states, "Make X Y again!"
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    Vaccines Made On-Demand(theatlantic.com)

    1 points by applecrazy 10y ago|0 comments
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    by applecrazy 10y ago

    No desk would be complete without the C programmer's K&R C .
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    by applecrazy 10y ago

    *10
20. 590.▲
    by applecrazy 10y ago

    What about Apple News? It can do all this with the iOS 19 update.
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    by applecrazy 10y ago

    I smell a publicity stunt.
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    by applecrazy 10y ago

    This is exactly what I was looking for since mid 2015 for a static site. MDL didn't cut it for me, and Polyner was overkill. I will certainly looking into this for some projects I am working on. Thanks for sharing!
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    by applecrazy 10y ago

    They also have a free plan where you get basic containers (from AWS, I think) that sleep after 30 minutes of idle time. I've used these in the past to code on Chromebooks and tablets.
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    by applecrazy 10y ago

    Couldn't he also get his employment terminated at Apple? Because I'm pretty sure any company wouldn't let you work with the media whilst working with them under a standard NDA.
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    by applecrazy 10y ago

    It's not just you- I've been using Python for fun for 3 years and I still find the docs elusive! :)
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    by applecrazy 10y ago

    I've heard a lot of people who have gotten interesting in coding through a graphing calculator...but in 2016 doesn't anyone think that they're a bit outdated? People started writing programs for graphing calculators because t
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    Ask HN: How did you learn coding

    24 points by applecrazy 10y ago|59 comments