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by cmelbye 11y ago
These are good suggestions, and probably easy things to tweak.
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by cmelbye 11y ago
I'm glad someone pointed this fact out. Source: https://developer.apple.com/news-publisher/
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by cmelbye 11y ago
So how do they run multiple application servers to scale horizontally? Or a cluster of Redis servers?
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by cmelbye 11y ago
That's what he was saying. When companies move to enterprise, they pay per-user instead of per-repo.
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by cmelbye 11y ago
> Apple, the first major computer company to make Open Source development a key part of its software strategy, continues to use and release significant quantities of open source software. Uh... what?
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by cmelbye 11y ago
That's not the same font. It's San Francisco Compact, the Apple Watch font. El Capitan's font is different (and available for download on the linked page).
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by cmelbye 11y ago
As the sibling comment says, there are probably better tools for automated testing. However, I haven't dove too deeply into this aspect of Paw, but I know that at the very least there is a "Run All" shortcut which runs all re
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by cmelbye 11y ago
Oh, I agree 100%. I was just as confused as he was when I first started using Go, and I'm very excited that this change might finally happen. However, I think calling my response "technically true" is selling Go's concur
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by cmelbye 11y ago
See also: Concurrency is not Parallelism http://blog.golang.org/concurrency-is-not-parallelism You can still benefit from the "claims of the language", even if code isn't running in parallel.
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by cmelbye 11y ago
He also criticized those long-term moonshot projects for not showing immediate tangible results.
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by cmelbye 11y ago
We're operating off of rumors and a font hack that uses a font designed for hi-fidelity mockups of Apple Watch apps. I'm going to wait and see what Apple releases.
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by cmelbye 11y ago
You're unhappy with the readability of San Francisco? I've heard the opposite from most people who have seen it on the Watch. I think it's quite a beautiful typeface, and I'm glad they're expanding its usage to thei
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by cmelbye 11y ago
In older stories, sure. But the "action hero" died a while ago. Have you not noticed the rise of the weak male lead in movies/TV/commercials? It's hugely prevalent in romantic comedies, but even TV shows like Modern
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by cmelbye 11y ago
You mentioned cars as appliances, but you forgot the part where humans driving cars has cause of millions of deaths and many more injuries. I expect it will still be possible to drive cars manually, but in dedicated or isolated areas.
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by cmelbye 11y ago
This isn't what OS X is doing, though. Some OS X updates are shipped too early, in order to hit a WWDC deadline. Apple is getting better at that though, by shipping major new features in OS updates throughout the year. Previous Windows
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by cmelbye 11y ago
They're pretty explicitly saying that this isn't an entry-level database—which is perfectly OK. For example, in the docs it says that Cloud BigTable is not a good solution for less than 1TB of data. If you're storing more tha
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by cmelbye 11y ago
You've obviously not tried Google Cloud Platform then.
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by cmelbye 11y ago
People want this? How many people?
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by cmelbye 11y ago
A lot of the stuff Tesla is saying about this is quite weird. (In the press kit and in Musk's live stream.) For example, the first sentence of the press kit: > The world currently consumes 20 trillion kWh of energy annually. Enoug
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by cmelbye 11y ago
Yes: https://github.com/derekparker/delve#breakpoints
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Google absolutely uses App Engine internally, and many other GCP offerings as well. This is simply inaccurate.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Why? The point is, Google has a habit of releasing tons of shiny new Cloud Platform services (whether they're considered "separate products", part of an existing product, or whatever), but keeps them in alpha/beta for a
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Do we have to do anything special to make this work? We've already been using CloudFlare with our App Engine application, using a CNAME in CloudFlare DNS.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
In a few more iterations. This is v1.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
They are now actively sponsoring attacks against private corporations that (indirectly) assist Chinese citizens in circumventing blanket information censorship imposed by the government. I'm not a fan of making enemies either, but that
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by cmelbye 12y ago
There are already a couple pretty good responses, but I would add that all of the technologies you mentioned (along with others in this space) are still evolving and maturing. Docker popularized containers, and now we're seeing the sup
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by cmelbye 12y ago
You said you were unable to watch because you were from the UK. Are you not familiar with applause or something? I don't see the connection to where you live.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Simplicity.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Probably won't hear too much about that on March 9, but I have a feeling you'll be happy with what you hear at WWDC.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
I'm kind of blown away by the down votes you're getting. I would be curious to hear why people are down voting?

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