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by bonn1 12y ago
> Presumably, it will be available when Apple release the next version of Safari How do you know? It's was unprefixed already ~3 months ago, so why should it happen with the next release? And when does the next release come? And why
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by bonn1 12y ago
> ... the objections you've raised do not support your view at all. No reason to get emotional. > That's a really pedantic objection — Pedantic? Positioning elements is the most important feature of a layout system and CSS i
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by bonn1 12y ago
It's obvious that Apple slowed down innovating the web since the core of their business is iOS and apps. They shouldn't have any interest in a fast innovating web that gets on par with native apps which is their main lock-in for i
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by bonn1 12y ago
Thanks. And how can I define the version of the module which should be imported?
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by bonn1 12y ago
And do these package managers provide a full ecosystem where all Go libraries/modules are available like e.g. npm does?
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Frontend stuff–a list of framework/libraries and tools(github.com)
2 points by bonn1 12y ago|0 comments
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by bonn1 12y ago
Clever Marketing gig for TextSecure which has been rumbled by the third commentator on that page: > Okay, since you want to play in the same league as OpenPGP: where can I find the RFC describing TextSecure? How many independent implemen
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by bonn1 12y ago
Just wondering, does Go finally has a package manager with proper versioning of modules? Edit: Somebody is heavily downvoting me on every reply, I would love to know why. I like Go and want to get into it since a few months but the missing
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by bonn1 12y ago
Maybe Apple is overdoing the hiring process but I think it's the right approach especially for a company like Apple. I rather risk to decline ten good candidates instead of hiring one wrong one. Hiring not fitting people will cost the
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by bonn1 12y ago
It's true and obvious that Apple slowed down innovating the web since the core of their business is iOS and apps. They should not have an interest in a fast innovating web that gets on par with native apps which is their main lock-in f
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by bonn1 12y ago
Clever Marketing gig from DDG's CEO Weinberg (as recommended in his book 'Traction'). The post makes sense, DDG makes sense, good timing, ok no news to most of us but a good way to get people again talking about DDG. Consider
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by bonn1 12y ago
With ES6 JS feels pretty mature, so the question is how much added value would another language provide and at which cost.
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by bonn1 12y ago
1. Put the studies on suspend for a while 2. Try to get a developer who can support you, should not be to hard 3. Try to scale your business Where are you based?
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by bonn1 12y ago
I never understood people complaining about raising rents. If demand is bigger than supply prices will regulate the market, here: prices will increase. This is market economy and is there any reason real-estate shouldn't follow this mo
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by bonn1 12y ago
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/1347922?hl=en
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by bonn1 12y ago
Nice and well done! One gripe: the number font looks like Comic Sans. I know it's not Comic Sans but it's very close to and give the game kind of an amateurish look.
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by bonn1 12y ago
I agree. A short domain with an unknown or hard to type TLD is not really wanted. And the only TLD on that page which is 1) well known, 2) very well to type and 3) treated as a generic TLD from Google (important for SEO) is .io
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by bonn1 12y ago
This list looks very tempting and who is not dreaming of a 2-letter-domain? But there are two gripes and I think there is no domain on that list which you should get. Why: - Most TLDs on this list are way to expensive—everything above €50 f
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by bonn1 12y ago
If your LTV > CAC then yes. LTV = Lifetime Value of your customer CAC = the customer acqusition cost Since the CPC on AdWords are quite high and finally the resulting CAC will be also quite high (still depends on your conversion) you nee
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by bonn1 12y ago
It's hard to compress so much advice into one blog post and let is sound reasonable if context is missing. However, I agree with all points except this one: > In general, avoid the kind of stuff that might be in a movie about runni
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by bonn1 12y ago
Good point and I just checked: rdb seems to be for SQL based DBs. But I am wondering who is using SQL based DBs with Node, feels ancient to me, except you build the next datastore for a bank but even then. Also Postgres with its JSON option
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by bonn1 12y ago
ORMs are not really required in a Node/Mongo/JSON setup anymore: - JSON's nature is already very 'object oriented' and I use in code JSON data like it saved—no translation beetween clunky SQL and objects is necessar
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by bonn1 12y ago
> These have been supported for a while now For Safari still the -webkit prefix is required which is a bit odd
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Windows Signature Edition–No junkware or trialware(microsoftstore.com)
2 points by bonn1 12y ago|0 comments
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by bonn1 12y ago
Is there no video of the guys playing Street Fighter on the piano?
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by bonn1 12y ago
This helped.
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by bonn1 12y ago
This thing doesn't seem to run with 60fps. Why? HTML5 offers now few ways to get easily to rock-solid 60fps considering that the graphics are very simple.
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by bonn1 12y ago
Anyone can tell folks who are not into call centers like me why this TaskRouter is so special? Thanks
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by bonn1 12y ago
I thought the 'Rails' approach with tons of magic and thick layers of abstraction as one monolithic something does not reflect the Node mindset of being modular. With Express, Koa and other minimal stacks the Node ecosystem is qui
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by bonn1 12y ago
Worrying about the 70/30 share is premature optimization—first build an app and get downloads on a large scale without buying installs, good luck man.

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