danappelxx

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by danappelxx 7y ago
Libdill IO is nonblocking and calls returns a channel. Reading from the channel yields the coroutine, similar to the await statement in some languages.
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by danappelxx 7y ago
In fact, this means that writing concurrent code is easier as you don’t have to worry about synchronizing access to shared state. It also means scaling applications is straightforward, since you are forced to design for horizontal scalabili
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by danappelxx 7y ago
The profit margin is a lot thicker in the luxury car market. It's a lot harder for Tesla to compete with economy vehicles produced by Ford/Chevy/Honda/Toyota since they have established production lines and can out-produ
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by danappelxx 8y ago
If Uber raises prices, they immediately lose customers to Lyft. It was always a race to the bottom and I don’t see why it would be any different now.
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by danappelxx 8y ago
Not if you want the currency to replace traditional currencies in the future.
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by danappelxx 9y ago
Then how does opening the command line in windows magically make it productive? They're just citing a counterpoint.
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by danappelxx 9y ago
Don’t they manufacture chips for their iOS line of products?
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by danappelxx 9y ago
Well, the gotcha's are pretty straight forward - don't capture self. Xcode actually features runtime memory leak detection which can detect this (though I've never seen it actually work...).
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by danappelxx 9y ago
I’m with you on the prediction, but I disagree with your last point. My impression of Kotlin (as an avid swift user) is it is a modern, well-designed Java, but it’s still Java. What Swift does differently is what really sells me on it in th
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by danappelxx 9y ago
Well, at least they were kind enough to completely split up the sponsored content (right screen) from user content (left screen). With the update I entirely stopped viewing sponsored content, aside from the occasional ad when viewing storie
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by danappelxx 9y ago
Honestly, that sounds like a nightmare to me!
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by danappelxx 9y ago
Even more so when you source the attacks, too.
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by danappelxx 9y ago
I had the same thought [0]! They cite their wheel torque, not their engine torque, which is what we're all used to seeing. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15719411
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by danappelxx 9y ago
Ahh, that makes more sense, then. Thanks for clarifying!
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by danappelxx 9y ago
Sorry, 10,000 nm of torque? This can't be real. edit: misunderstood
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by danappelxx 9y ago
Looks like its back...
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by danappelxx 10y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to get "dynamic" (state-dependent) animations such as these but by generating keyframed CSS animations and injecting them into the styles. I'm no guru but I think this would give you the absol
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by danappelxx 10y ago
Sorry, it wasn't entirely clear to me from the article. Is React Fiber going to be a completely new project, or is it just a name for the new release? It seems like the latter to me since there's no API changes...
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by danappelxx 10y ago
Not an expert, but can't you just temporarily make the replica the master?
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by danappelxx 10y ago
> Unfortunately not many devs are trying out TypeScript. Really? I've seen so much hype for typescript (though not as much recently). How much is enough?
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by danappelxx 10y ago
Ummm [0] ...would appreciate an explanation here. [0]: https://github.com/airbnb/native-navigation/blob/91ae656192d...
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by danappelxx 10y ago
Holy cringe... this is exactly the reason I tend to avoid Facebook in favor of the Instagram and such.
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by danappelxx 10y ago
To be fair that's just bad UX, there is no necessity for apps using rollout to access the internet as (I hope) rollout caches the app.
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by danappelxx 10y ago
So the "working" icon works, but the "not working" doesn't? I'm not sure that's right.
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by danappelxx 10y ago
Could you go more in depth? What does S3 have anything to do with it?
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by danappelxx 10y ago
I'm actually not a fan of how it looks. It was hard to read on my phone.
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by danappelxx 10y ago
Well, that's quite unfair. JavaScript is also used for creating interactive web applications - not just tracking users. Really your attitude comes off unnecessarily aggressive.
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by danappelxx 10y ago
But Crystal doesn't run on BEAM, which (I assume!) is something OP was looking for.
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by danappelxx 10y ago
I think you got it backwards... right now non-tech-savvy people focus on the content with their tooling (PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides). Your tooling introduces a new layer of complexity: now they have to learn HTML and css to do the _
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by danappelxx 10y ago
What I think the author is trying to portray is that they achieved Ruby/Python level code (in terms of boilerplate and readability) while retaining the typesafety and performance that makes Rust attractive in the first place. That&#x2

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