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by dangoor 8y ago
This separation of concerns is also good if you have both a web app and native mobile app. The server side ideally puts forth an API useful for both;
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by dangoor 8y ago
Overcast's author, Marco Arment, seems pretty clear in his design approach for Overcast (I listen to Accidental Tech Podcast, on which he's a host). He's pretty resistant to things to don't help the core experience of li
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by dangoor 8y ago
Plus Smart Speed is fantastic. I can listen to podcasts more quickly without actually speeding up the speech.
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by dangoor 8y ago
Yes, I think this counts IAP subscriptions. Note that Netflix just stopped accepting payment that way, though, so for 2019 Apple's results will no longer include Netflix subscriptions.
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by dangoor 8y ago
> Sadly I don't know if we could have an open system with personalized ads. I'm not a fan of podcasts getting personalized ads. I'm disappointed about Anchor being acquired here because they've introduced a way for sm
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by dangoor 8y ago
You can time travel with MobX as well. https://github.com/zalmoxisus/mobx-remotedev https://github.com/BrascoJS/delorean
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by dangoor 8y ago
Python 2 EOL on January 1, 2020 is pushing a lot of folks to seriously look at this. This is a big thing we're looking at right now at Khan Academy.
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by dangoor 8y ago
Compared to the S&P 500 going back to 1996, Berkshire Hathaway is up 845% vs 257% for S&P 500. Is this not a statistically significant result? (Or is there another average I should be looking at?)
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by dangoor 8y ago
Totally agree that it needs to be well-rehearsed. An alternative to being super well rehearsed is to record a video of the live coding and talk live over that, a technique I've used successfully in the past.
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by dangoor 8y ago
A flexible type system like that of TypeScript is pretty big and complex. It would take considerable time and effort to get that through TC39, I think. It could happen, but seems far off to me. For data, 46% of npm's survey respondents
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by dangoor 8y ago
I don't think any decent size Google Cloud customer pays by credit card.
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What I've Learned About Optimizing Python(gregoryszorc.com)
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by dangoor 8y ago
That's too bad. I did remember that Scrivener for Windows was made by a different developer. Scrivener 3's compilation was a big upgrade.
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by dangoor 8y ago
This doesn't work for Linux, but for folks writing a novel, I can definitely recommend Scrivener (Mac and Windows). In addition to a powerful writing environment, it's "Compile" feature can output flexibly for print and
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by dangoor 8y ago
From earlier discussions around monorepos, I saw references that Google, Facebook, and other large monorepo orgs have been making use of Mercurial.
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by dangoor 8y ago
I don't think so. They did a bunch of extra engineering work to do machine learning on photos in a way that respected people's privacy. iCloud Photo Library has been working great for me, and the photos are encrypted on my devices
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by dangoor 8y ago
Google Drawings are convenient for their collaboration and ability to include in other Google docs, but I've mostly found that it seems optimized to produce ugly diagrams. It takes extra work to make things look lined up well. I use it
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by dangoor 8y ago
Can Flutter really be called "native", though? As I understand it, it operates like Swing: it draws all of its own widgets. They do their best to emulate the platform's widgets, but it's not using the native APIs for the
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by dangoor 8y ago
Cool stuff at pine64. Thanks for the tip!
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by dangoor 8y ago
Given what the article says about k8s not working so well in the RPi's 1GB of RAM, is there another cheap ARM SOC that has more RAM available that could work similarly?
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by dangoor 8y ago
> Apple is still about tech, to a degree. But not like the days when Apple was a great tech company. Now Apple seems to be more about fashion. I don't think that's true. Apple is a lot more mass market than they used to be, but
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by dangoor 8y ago
Sciter targets this use case specifically: https://sciter.com
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by dangoor 8y ago
Uber lets you tip now.
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Kotlin for Python Developers(khan.github.io)
1 points by dangoor 8y ago|0 comments
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by dangoor 8y ago
That's a good question! If your keys leaked, you'd probably have to assume you lost all of the data up to that point. To secure the data going forward, you'd need to generate a second key per user for all of the future data.
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by dangoor 8y ago
You can use cryptoshredding: have an encryption key for each user (stored outside of this ledger) and encrypt all PII with that key. Throw away the key if the user wants you to delete their data.
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by dangoor 8y ago
It's cool to see this service graduate, and the addition of limited iPhone support. That said, this year I discovered Xfinity Mobile. We already have Comcast internet at home (which has actually worked quite well for us, despite Comcas
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by dangoor 8y ago
This is why Apple’s AirPods have been so popular. They really work quite well, compared to any other wireless headphones I’ve used. Easier pairing and better connections.
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by dangoor 8y ago
Coincidentally, I just learned of the existence of this organization yesterday via CGP Grey's new video about federal land: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LruaD7XhQ50
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by dangoor 8y ago
It's not a tool (though there is the Structurizr tool), I like the c4model: http://c4model.com C4 provides an approach with multiple layers, which is good for talking about architecture at different levels with different pe

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