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I was reminded of Anton van Straaten's "koan" on closures vs. objects with venerable master Qc Na [1] ... but I digress. This post is actually a troll post designed to re-ignite fiery discussions about which is the superior P
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Halevy, Norvig, and Pereira: The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Data [pdf]
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Um... Why is it inappropriate to suggest that one might bump into passionate and talented programmers at the startup centre?
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You may bump into some of them here? - http://www.thestartupcentre.com/
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I'm having a hard time believing the app affordability argument 'cos iOS apps require iOS devices to run them, which aren't by any means cheap in these countries. I'm guessing these were downloaded using a scripted iTune
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Ask HN: Why are free iOS apps most downloaded form China and Russia?
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While that criticism is valid, it is also possible for them to think that the details of it be better kept a trade secret than be revealed to the public through either a patent document or a detailed enough paper. (Just giving them the bene
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Something funny happened to me when I went to that link. On the side panel, right near the top was a video titled "The Power of Smalltalk". I clicked that to see what it was about - it was about real "small talk", as in
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Wasn't Dileep George part of Numenta?
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This is likely the meta-est thing Gruber has written - except perhaps writing the Markdown manual in Markdown. Apple event happens, random sites write various things about the announcements, Gruber waits for the noise to settle and writes a
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Google+ Embedded Posts
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- Print to PDF. With articles from online magazines, choosing "Print" to get all pages on page and then Print to PDF is my current preferred snapshotting. It is easily searched using spotlight on my mac. - Instapaper still works w
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General note to OP and others relying on MDN - if you do spot errors, please remember that it is a Wiki. You can just hit the "edit" button and fix it yourself .. and you'll be helping a ton of others along the way.
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Thanks for responding. By "ui front end at the back end", I was referring to the OP's suggestion to use nodejs as the entry point which the talks to the "real" back end. I'm interested in real time collaboratio
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I code a lot in JS these days and I find this divide suggestion interesting. Though I'm proficient in JS, I don't trust myself enough to write server stuff in JS - for ex: while an accidental global access likely has limited conse
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Google's NaCl set out to solve this same problem (pretty much), but I'm beginning to think Grun's Arc might completely shadow Google's work here for many reasons, not the least of which is total flexibility of developmen
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I did not comment on the implementation. I said, in effect, that an animation would affect the perception of the start/stop times and using one would therefore be a bad idea in this case .
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> The similar looking button in the Timer screen DID give visual feedback when pressed. In a consistent UI, either this button would do too, or neither would. Visual feedback needs to serve a purpose. This is a stop watch we're talk
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Why not go the whole nine yards and say "we're going to be using iOS on the desktop soon"?
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At first, when I read the post's title, I thought Apple had created iMessage for Android and put it up on the Play store. Now, that would be a really big deal because that would mean that Apple finally gets that communication is
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Btw Prof. Martin Henz was one of the major contributors to the design of Oz.
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Introduction to "The Reason I Jump" - autism memoir by Japanese teenager
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> Besides, have you tried Android recently? You might be suprised to discover that Android is better. .. not yet for music apps. Even Google folks admit that [1]. This really can't wait any longer. Where is Garage Band for Android
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Can you please clarify with some references where you got that from .. and whether that trend you mention is not because the revenues on iOS are also going down?
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It looks to me like the trend on the iOS app store is also downwards to the cheap/free end - i.e. a race to the bottom. My paid niche app ($5) used to get a couple of downloads a week. I made it free for one week, during which I got ab
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The ones in this all feel more attractive - http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/reviews/9943578/Electr... . I think that's because of the segway effect - it looks weird to be riding a vehicle while appe
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I'm beginning to wonder whether "support for 2FA" is a way for companies to get your telephone number into their database. Does using an authenticator application also provide the same information to the company?
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For me, the real indicator that progressive enhancement is "dead" was that as I began reading the post, I was left wondering "what the &*%^ is this progressive enhancement that he's declaring as dead?" until, pr
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Technical : The "break out the notebook" is close. Use the scientific method in your debugging. By this I mean form hypotheses about the bug and test them ... rinse and repeat. The important bit here is that you keep track of the
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It would be nice if the article had some absolute minimal details on how about 10 terrawatts of power[1] is going to be beamed down, and if that's a no brainer, over what area is it going to be beamed down. [1] Based on energy consum
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