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by bla2 11y ago
This announcement is for https://cloud.sagemath.com which seems to be fairly easy to use.
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by bla2 11y ago
The page loads very slowly for me. It says that https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlmxhCuD31o is the same content in video form, and that loaded much faster for me.
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by bla2 11y ago
The Android browser used to implement it, before Chrome for mobile came along. I think text reflow appeals to a certain kind of power user but is confusing for most users. So it sounds like a good feature for Opera, but not for mainstream b
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by bla2 11y ago
Works for for me on Android (chrome)
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by bla2 11y ago
According to the link posted by evmar, clang warns on this starting at r258128.
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by bla2 11y ago
Very interesting post, thanks! If the TS model means that more stuff can be added to c++ even faster, I'm not sure that's a good thing though. On the other hand, people have expected the language to crumble under its weight for a
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by bla2 11y ago
Only with :behave ms (default on windows), else ctrl-v starts block visual mode.
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by bla2 11y ago
That YouTube link is a replay too.
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by bla2 11y ago
Written by "Former Director of Product @ Facebook" - that's how it reads.
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by bla2 11y ago
You can long-press on the notification to block Amazon from sending them again. The Kindle app is great, but its spammy notifications really aren't.
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by bla2 11y ago
I also liked the "gg gb wp" at the end - the standard "good game" and "well played" that got changed to "well painted", combined with Ross's "god bless". "gg gb wp" made its w
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by bla2 11y ago
No, videos aren't out yet.
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by bla2 11y ago
The 3d stuff on maps.google.com is somewhat useful.
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by bla2 11y ago
http://bost.ocks.org/mike/shuffle/compare.html
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by bla2 11y ago
I'm guessing they'll announce open source Swift at the next llvm conference this fall.
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by bla2 11y ago
I agree, these are too opinionated to be unconditionally useful.
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by bla2 11y ago
…do you live in San Francisco?
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by bla2 11y ago
I like them. Reminds me of old times (lands of lore) and makes it possible to play this on my phone.
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by bla2 11y ago
Both written by the same guy!
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by bla2 11y ago
Somewhat hidden in the readme: A link to https://github.com/google/kati which is apparently much faster at execution Makefile code.
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by bla2 11y ago
I haven't had any issues, it works really well for me. I got a new device and didn't switch an existing device.
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by bla2 11y ago
The cycle of software life: 1. Motivated team in a larger company builds new, cool product (in this case Messenger) 2. It's good and becomes successful 3. The rest of the company wants to get in on that, think of ways to add value 4. A
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by bla2 11y ago
Other articles form the time: http://www.zdnet.com/article/mark-cuban-says-google-is-crazy...
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by bla2 11y ago
Related: https://github.com/shinh/maloader is a loader for running mach-o files on Linux.
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by bla2 11y ago
LLVM has hundreds of developers these days. Chris wrote a ton of the initial code, but he's no longer the "primary developer". The project's big enough now to no longer have a primary developer.
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by bla2 11y ago
Android was tiny and far away from launching when it was acquired. And the YouTube acquisition was definitely considered crazy at the time.
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by bla2 11y ago
Hm?
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by bla2 11y ago
Good reporting. Shows how much the EU is owned by the publishing industry.
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by bla2 11y ago
This is has been a problem for a long time, but it's fixed now: https://philipwalton.github.io/solved-by-flexbox/demos/verti... http://caniuse.com/#feat=flexbox
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by bla2 11y ago
Super cool. Roundtrips are especially expensive on mobile – it'd be interesting to see their latency improvement numbers broken out by mobile vs desktop. But the deck is fairly light on how much this helps with latency in general.

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