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by benaiah 12y ago
The current plan is to release on Monday.
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by benaiah 12y ago
Air-gap elimination in the iPad Air 2 should make this much better at use in sunlight - there's a claimed 56% reduction in reflections.
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by benaiah 12y ago
Ah, that's what that does. Didn't even realize it was a button until you said so. Seems like they didn't want to draw attention to the resolution drop (admittedly to a smaller screen) between the Nexus 10 and the Nexus 9.
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by benaiah 12y ago
A bit suspicious that there's no resolution announced, especially considering the Nexus 10 had its resolution advertised ad nauseam from the day it was announced, and the Nexus 6 has its high resolution hyped up as well. It'll be
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by benaiah 12y ago
This supports an org-mode like syntax for authoring, not just the sexp syntax: http://www.nongnu.org/skribilo/doc/user-3.html#outline-synta...
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Responsive Web Made Easier with Chrome DevTools Device Mode(girliemac.com)
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by benaiah 12y ago
My guess is that, while the games technically run on chrome, they require the asm.js optimizations that only Firefox has atm in order to run at a decent speed.
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by benaiah 12y ago
Everything you mention is either A: still part of the MAS or B: needed by both developers and consumers. > What I love as a consumer in my iPhone (compared to Android, etc.) is no upgrades -- annoying like hell. WTF? iPhone and Android
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by benaiah 12y ago
That was part of my point - that's what I think their reasons are for the policy on the iOS app store, and the MAS policy is the way it is to stay in line with that. I agree that it's a terrible system, but that's my best gue
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by benaiah 12y ago
> As a consequence, developers producing high quality apps reduce their prices significantly to levels that consumers can afford to take a gamble on. I wonder if this is Apple's entire point in taking this stance. The cheaper, more
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by benaiah 12y ago
Whether or not they know the meme, they're down voting because memes are contentless wastes of time. They're against the HN guidelines - as is complaining about down votes.
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by benaiah 12y ago
DAMP?
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by benaiah 12y ago
I'd be cautious recommending Nietzche to the depressed.
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by benaiah 12y ago
Actually, the article explains that 60% of Cavendish fruits are eaten locally - farmers grow the strain due to its high availability and very high yields. It's not "all bananas", but the Cavendish does have a vast majority, b
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by benaiah 12y ago
> Plain Old Javascript Objects objects Plan on visiting the ATM machine later?
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by benaiah 12y ago
Well, that may be true, but I doubt that process is gonna make successful businesses, unless you lace that booze with copious amounts of adderall . I am not responsible for the state of your liver if you follow the implied advice.
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by benaiah 12y ago
Or he could have meant that he was tired of these companies disclosing deeply personal information so carelessly. Either one works. When the meaning is that ambiguous, you should probably be kinder and more reserved in your attempts to corr
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by benaiah 12y ago
VC investment does not a successful business make...
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by benaiah 12y ago
For your web viewing needs, perhaps something like org-page[0] might help, though it requires the use of git. [0]: https://github.com/kelvinh/org-page
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by benaiah 12y ago
> I think a multi-stage filter complete with asynchronous post-processing jobs would be a bit much for your average Wordpress blog. People just starting out with (say, PHP) probably can't fathom a multiprocess deployment architectu
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by benaiah 12y ago
This is literally the first thing they explain in TFA, if you'd actually read it. tl;dr: it's all public data, meaning spammers know everything they do about the corpus, and it can't add significant latency.
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by benaiah 12y ago
Huh, thanks. Somehow I'd either never noticed this or completely forgotten.
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by benaiah 12y ago
"If your account is less than a year old, please don't submit comments saying that HN is turning into Reddit. (It's a common semi-noob illusion.)" https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by benaiah 12y ago
Not so, actually - humans are one of the best at endurance walking out of all land animals. Trained humans regularly beat horses at long distance races - there's am annual one held in England, for example. I'd give links but I&#x2
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by benaiah 12y ago
Off-topic, but when did HN get code fragments? That's a really cool development.
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by benaiah 12y ago
Does anyone know what the previous prices were?
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by benaiah 12y ago
Usually JS is the compilation target, not the language being compiled, though.
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by benaiah 12y ago
It seems that the peering arrangements typically pay for transfer through one network to another, not to get data to the end consumer. I don't know enough about the issue to say whether that's true or not, but that seems to be the
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by benaiah 12y ago
s/GCD/LCD Greatest common multiple, lowest common denominator
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by benaiah 12y ago
That's not what he said. He said it probably wasn't rendr for angular. I'm pretty sure he's saying they preload the initial viewing template (not a prefilled template) based on app state - stuff like clientside routing

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