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by dangoor 10y ago
TypeScript compiles to JS in a straightforward manner as well. If you wanted to move away from TS, you could simply have the TS compiler compile to ES6 and you're done.
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by dangoor 10y ago
Note the "in connection with our provision of the Service". This largely looks to me like a standard set of terms that they require in order to not get sued for shuffling around your content just to provide the service you're
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by dangoor 10y ago
You can do journaling in Notes or any notetaking app for that matter. The difference with Day One doesn't really appear in a feature list... it's the user experience. It's built around making journaling a smooth experience
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by dangoor 10y ago
That means it's compatible with all currently shipping iOS devices. iOS 10.3 just entered beta, though, so it'll be a few weeks before it's the shipping, released version.
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by dangoor 10y ago
I believe it was the "Nice attempt, but currently wrong." at the start of the comment. "Nice attempt" could imply that this should be thrown out in favor of another attempt to solve the problem.
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by dangoor 10y ago
My point is that TodoMVC is a todo list. Trello is a lot more than that. FB has 3 orders of magnitude more value than Trello with 2 orders of magnitude more users.
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by dangoor 10y ago
"I like Facebook, I use it often. $365B... for a message board. Yes, I use it. Yes, I think it is useful. Yes, I think this valuation is absolutely crazy." Not many todo lists have millions of users, including some that pay actual
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by dangoor 10y ago
I wonder if you can use Facebook's JS flexbox implementation to do the layout calculations for you: https://github.com/facebook/yoga
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by dangoor 10y ago
It's worth keeping in mind that state governments in the US also wield a lot of power and the gerrymandering at that level can be unbelievable (see "North Carolina is no longer a democracy" recent stories). The state governme
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by dangoor 10y ago
The original article actually mentions Sudoku and the simple brain training apps and says that they don't think they're effective because they don't push your brain into difficult territory.
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by dangoor 10y ago
John Carmack has discussed functional programming[1] and has spoken about using Scheme at various points. So, the basic idea of using functional programming for games appeals to at least one well known developer :) [1]: http://ww
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by dangoor 10y ago
Phabricator definitely has a superior sense of humor. (If anyone reading this hasn't checked out their website, I highly recommend it) I was, of course, not trying to say that Phab was regressing but rather that GitHub had picked up th
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by dangoor 10y ago
Apple is not averse to cannibalizing one of the products for another of their products (because it's better for them to do it than for a competitor to do it!). It's hard to imagine a watch form factor replacing many uses of the sm
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by dangoor 10y ago
New features doesn't generally scale linearly with employee count (due to required communication paths, etc.) That said, I actually do think there's been an uptick in useful new features from GitHub this year. We use Phabricator a
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by dangoor 10y ago
Apple is generally not the first out of the gate in a product category, but that hasn't hampered their success. I fully expect an untethered Apple Watch sometime.
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by dangoor 10y ago
The article does talk about this in one respect: the integration with the iPhone would seem to be the primary (and substantial) advantage that Apple Watch has. You could argue that this limited Apple Watch to a minority of smartphone owners
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by dangoor 10y ago
> That's an assumption. You're saying it's "an assumption" that only the copyright holder can dictate the license? That's not an assumption. That's the whole point of copyright. The owner of the copyrig
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by dangoor 10y ago
That's not right. The owner of the copyright is the only entity that can decide the license of the code.
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by dangoor 10y ago
I've gathered from previous discussions of these devices that homeplug performance is not always good. I've never tested it though.
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Entering the World of Macros (Red Language)(red-lang.org)
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by dangoor 10y ago
What I find interesting is that while I actually agree that 2WB as was done before was problematic, MobX which looks like previous-generation 2WB may actually be just fine because of features specific to its implementation of the idea (acti
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by dangoor 10y ago
Taken to its extreme, that argues for writing everything in assembly language. React's virtual DOM diffing makes components more readable than the previous style of writing code to explicitly manipulate the DOM and totally hides what&#
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by dangoor 10y ago
I believe the problem is that the number of seats in Congress has not increased in 100 years despite a huge increase in population. This has caused a distortion by giving tiny states more representation than they should actually have based
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by dangoor 10y ago
I found the article to be an interesting look into an approach to project management at a small, successful software product shop. You may not find Basecamp relevant, but they still offer a service that people pay for 10+ years after they s
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by dangoor 10y ago
Nice, thanks! I'll likely play with Zenkit some more next week and will undoubtedly have some feedback for you as I've been looking at a lot of project management tools recently.
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by dangoor 10y ago
Are all of the views available? I saw the mindmap in the demo on the front page, but I didn't see that view as an option when playing around with Zenkit. Looks very cool from an initial play!
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by dangoor 10y ago
Scott Adams deserves some credit for recognizing how persuasive Trump has been going all the way back to August 2015. That said, his prediction wasn't totally on target. From "Trump's Third Act"[1]: > I predict Trump
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by dangoor 10y ago
NYTimes has an article describing how they can effectively dismantle large portions of Obamacare: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/10/upshot/the-future-of-obama...
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by dangoor 10y ago
Funny that you mention Alfred and I forgot to. It's so built in to how I do things on my Mac that I forgot all about it! I also use Dash regularly while I work, often in conjunction with Alfred.
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by dangoor 10y ago
It's not that installing Linux is a hassle. I just love a lot of the apps I can run on my Mac. OmniFocus, 1Password and DevonThink are two I have running now. I've also got OmniGraffle, Affinity Photo/Designer, Pixelmator a

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