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by bla2 10y ago
Chromecast and the idea that a TV is just a "dumb screen" is fairly successful. VR might become a thing.
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by bla2 10y ago
clang understands #pragma GCC diagnostic fine, no need to have special code for it.
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by bla2 10y ago
The 3DS is a huge success too.
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by bla2 10y ago
Fun fact: `typedef int I;` and `int typedef I;` are both valid and do the same thing.
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by bla2 10y ago
"A Fire Upon the Deep" explores a related concept.
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by bla2 10y ago
What are other reasons?
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by bla2 10y ago
Sure, but that's not cross device.
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by bla2 10y ago
How would the cookie from the work get to the phone?
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by bla2 10y ago
Coincidentally, Super Mario is a single player game.
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by bla2 10y ago
You can also right-click that overlay, click "Inspect element" to open devtools, and hit delete to remove the overlay.
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by bla2 10y ago
Doesn't Germany require you to give up other citizenships when you become a German citizen?
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by bla2 10y ago
Disappointing. The were a loud voice against SOPA/PIPA. All it takes for them to do an about-face is a bill that includes a few bits about protecting multinational internet companies.
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by bla2 10y ago
Does anybody know how fork() is implemented? This blog post kind of sounds like fork() would do the slow emulation of it through CreateProcess().
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by bla2 10y ago
Very cool, thanks for posting.
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by bla2 10y ago
(2013)
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by bla2 10y ago
Does anyone here know who funds CfA? Or how these "revolving door" numbers compare to any other company? Feels like a smear campaign.
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by bla2 10y ago
Google has had voice search for much longer than Siri has been around. It just isn't branded as well (or at all).
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by bla2 10y ago
Browsers want to get rid of Flash and other plugins. Netflix was the largest site using Flash. Netflix distributes content, and the content owners aren't willing to have their content distributed. I don't disagree with what you sa
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by bla2 10y ago
It'd be nice if they stopped breaking the language at some point. I don't want to rewrite my program every year. I would have called that future stable version 1.0 (like, say, Go and Rust did).
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by bla2 10y ago
You can use a different launcher. Now is just a feature of Google's launcher, right? It doesn't have deep system integration.
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by bla2 10y ago
Note that this is Windows and visual studio specific. Things are a bit different on Linux.
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by bla2 11y ago
No Apple or Microsoft. Are they opposed to this initiative? Do they think it's not important?
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by bla2 11y ago
Warning, that page has an auto-play video with sound.
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by bla2 11y ago
"Build your code with more than one compiler" was good advice 20 years ago, and is still good advice today :-)
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by bla2 11y ago
Faster compared to 1.6, still much slower than 1.4.
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by bla2 11y ago
Was dart ever part of chrome? I didn't follow that closely, seemed like a separate effort from Google.
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by bla2 11y ago
This four-part series explains it well: http://www.andreykurenkov.com/writing/a-brief-history-of-neu...
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by bla2 11y ago
The original link linked to both llvm and clang release notes.
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LLVM 3.8 Release Notes(llvm.org)
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by bla2 11y ago
I love that feature. I use the web way more than apps, so having web pages in the app switcher is awesome for me. I wish I could have several YouTube app tabs in the app switcher too.

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