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by b123400 10y ago
> That seems to be the essence of his entire essay. He wants people to be nicer. Yes, criticism is often necessary and often motivates progress, but the criticism should be nicer. This. Especially when he is giving an example of "fe
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by b123400 10y ago
Here is mine. The company was going to pitch investors very soon but its product is not ready yet. The CTO copied our competitor's code (well, mangled javascript), replaced their name with ours, updated some public API to our company n
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by b123400 10y ago
Yeah I figured the "rules" to write a native module for a while, but there is no tutorial, no support at all, which makes me rather uncomfortable, and I am never confident with that code.
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by b123400 10y ago
You definitely have access to something we don't, and that might changes how you view Elm. For example a normal Elm user can only send/receive values to/from JS via ports, and that is not scalable, e.g. you are not suppose to
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Using Tensorflow and SVM to Create an Image Classifications Engine(code.oursky.com)
1 points by b123400 10y ago|0 comments
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by b123400 10y ago
Wow, I never heard of that! Thanks, will check it out :)
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by b123400 10y ago
I tried Halogen for a while and found it too complicated. I need to create a type with 6 type params (something like `ParentComponentSpec s s' f f' g p`) for embedding a child component! Also, most of the operations are wrapped in
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by b123400 10y ago
I have some similar thoughts when trying out Elm. Every function that a language support/does not support shapes the ecosystem, and that is arguably as important as the language itself. With Elm, decision making is done by a small grou
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by b123400 10y ago
So many package managers, we need a package manager for that!
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by b123400 10y ago
1. File size is a big hint. 2. Most of the electron apps doesn't replicate native elements completely, so you can guess it from tiny details like shape and shadow of text field. 3. It is also very common for their windows counterpart t
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by b123400 10y ago
When I choose softwares, I tend to choose native one over electron or JavaFX ones. It feels more native and more "sincere", like the developer really want to make it a good software. I know this logic doesn't make sense, but
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The Churn(blog.cleancoder.com)
39 points by b123400 10y ago|6 comments
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Powerful PRs, one-click installation enhanced deployment options to fastlane(fabric.io)
1 points by b123400 10y ago|0 comments
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by b123400 10y ago
I am always amazed by how motivated Pieter is, he seems to just do it whenever he has an idea. I have lots of friends saying/claiming that they have a new goal (e.g. diet, learn new things, work out, etc) and do absolutely nothing, the
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by b123400 10y ago
While the language is nice, I find it hard to work with existing frameworks, given they are designed for a language as dynamic as objective-c. For example, NSError, NSNotification's userInfo is a `[AnyObject:AnyObject]`, but its member
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by b123400 10y ago
Glad that the XLIFF file import bug is fixed
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by b123400 10y ago
I joined an internship in San Francisco last year, and surprised that they are only willing to pay me $1.5k per month, I later realized it's even lower than the minimum wage of SF. It is a small but funded company with less than 10 peo
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by b123400 10y ago
This, exactly. Stackoverflow does have Japanese version, and there are sites like Qiita for programmers to share knowledge. But the problem is most of the existing discussions are in English, and a Japanese version of the sites wouldn'
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by b123400 10y ago
I work for a Japanese company and sometimes work with people from other companies as well. Most of the people around me avoid English at their best, therefore cannot not access to the knowledge on stackoverflow, also documents in Japanese a
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by b123400 11y ago
How about joining NGO that you think it really makes the world better? Like Wikimedia / Mozilla?
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by b123400 11y ago
I wonder how long will it last until it is filled with junk calls
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by b123400 11y ago
"Full stack" is an alias for web developer nowadays, and I thought everyone kind of assume that. Btw if one shouldn't use the term "full stack" unless he is also writing operation system, then maybe anyone who doesn
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by b123400 11y ago
I went to NK few months ago, while they do check cameras on train, they didn't check anything at all when I leave the country via airport. They call this "internationalization", I felt a little bit stupid for encrypting all t
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Localize your iOS and Mac apps(blog.b123400.net)
1 points by b123400 11y ago|0 comments
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Parse is shutting down, shall I migrate to another BaaS or Parse OSS offering?(parse-hosting.oursky.com)
21 points by b123400 11y ago|24 comments
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by b123400 11y ago
We are working in a coworking space, but the CTO doesn't seems to like this idea at all, he keeps asking people in the common area to shut up.
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O₂ Engine – HTML5 Visual Novel Engine(o2engine.org)
53 points by b123400 12y ago|18 comments
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by b123400 12y ago
Did Baidu or its employee said anything about their script being used to attack Github? Would like to know how they think about it
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by b123400 12y ago
No, it is not a function of the app, but a breakpoint action in XCode. It only works when you are debugging the app.
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by b123400 12y ago
When is Twitter shutting down its API?

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