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by dangoor 10y ago
They are redistributing the GPL content in their mobile app. So, it may be the case that there's nothing amiss with the code in their repository, but anyone who tries to use their code will run afoul of the GPL.
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by dangoor 10y ago
Is this a response to the literate programming aspect of Eve that's presented? The actual datalog code that is written seems quite succinct for what it accomplishes.
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by dangoor 10y ago
Omnifocus does [end-to-end encryption]( https://www.omnigroup.com/blog/omnifocus-now-supports-end-to... ) now. They have no reason to access and sell your data because they have a healthy business model built around prem
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by dangoor 10y ago
Why would people need to lie to the professional pollsters, though? If the election were held today and Trump won, it would be way outside of the margin of error on the polls.
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by dangoor 10y ago
This is Jim Dalrymple's site (I might have the spelling wrong). He is well-known among Apple bloggers to be well connected to Apple people. I've seen sites like MacRumors use a "Yep." confirmation from Dalrymple as evide
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by dangoor 10y ago
Google Apps for your Domain (G Suite now, I guess) is already like this, right?
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by dangoor 10y ago
The panel discussion I linked to was really intersting. I believe they said that Searge (who was on the panel) is the leader of the add-ons effort. They did say that Java MC isn't going anywhere. Their stated intent is to make add-on
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by dangoor 10y ago
The C++ Minecraft implementation (Minecraft Pocket Edition and Windows 10 edition) is getting a fully supported add-on system. They're angle for data-driven entity/item customization (simple JSON files) and C# code for implementin
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by dangoor 10y ago
Microsoft had 90% percent marketshare in the '90s. Apple is not in that position.
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by dangoor 10y ago
My point was in relation to your comment about these old machines being in use for a decade whereas "That fully loaded Macbook Pro will be outdated before the ink of the advert is properly dried." I think that software developers
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by dangoor 10y ago
I disagree. My father bought one of those TRS-80 Model IIIs in 1980, and I used it tons. By 1985, though, we had migrated over to a PC. Our Model III had been really decked out (even had a 5MB hard drive that we had gotten in a closeout dea
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by dangoor 10y ago
I think this is the link: http://warp.one
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by dangoor 10y ago
A framework like this would be awesome if it used the browser engine on the system rather than CEF, or allowed that as an option. You'd be able to get Mac programs that are just a couple of MB then, rather than having each of these pro
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by dangoor 10y ago
But The TS parser will see object spread as a syntax error.
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by dangoor 10y ago
But Flow still needs to be able to parse the JS. If it thinks your JS is invalid, you'all get an error.
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by dangoor 10y ago
There was a comment on the original thread linked here about TS 2.1 likely getting support for "partial objects" that will help with both Redux and Immutable Records.
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by dangoor 10y ago
As far as I've seen, it's really only Object spread (likely ES2017 feature) that's commonly used that is not yet supported by TypeScript. Microsoft has promised support for it in TS 2.1, and generally stays on top of ECMAScri
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by dangoor 10y ago
I was wondering if they were including all of those sensors in order to maximize how much data they gather during the trial, especially when they're trying to improve failure conditions. From that, they'll be able to optimize to j
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by dangoor 10y ago
> Unless loading a file is a bottleneck, which I doubt. Loading a file is a bottleneck in the browser, right?
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by dangoor 10y ago
ES6 modules are declarative in the sense that the dependencies are statically analyzable.
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by dangoor 10y ago
I don't think the latest model iPhone has changed in price for years.
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by dangoor 10y ago
Ionic 2 supports (or intends to support) Electron, desktop web and progressive web apps: http://blog.ionic.io/announcing-ionic-2-beta-7/
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by dangoor 10y ago
It would be interesting to see data on stuff like number of random calls to CPS vs. number of kids kidnapped by strangers. They're probably both small risks, possibly with similar incidence. I'm also curious if calls to CPS, etc.
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by dangoor 10y ago
FWIW, Google Docs can be used offline (both in its Chrome-based and native-app-based incarnations).
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by dangoor 10y ago
Many compilers are released under the GPL license. Generally speaking[1], the output of the compiler is not subject to the license terms of the GPL, just as a document created by a GPL'ed word processor need not be licensed under the
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by dangoor 10y ago
The directory is too big for GitHub's web view, unfortunately. The type definitions are moving to npm, so hopefully they'll be easier to search/view.
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by dangoor 10y ago
Do people put their hardware description language code on github and ask questions on Stack Overflow? I think there's a lot of programming that doesn't fit into the view that RedMonk goes into.
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by dangoor 10y ago
See also Lively Fabrik: http://www.lively-kernel.org/repository/lively-wiki/Fabrik.x...
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by dangoor 10y ago
But React is just the view layer. If you add weight to every script, you could add 100K of extra stuff that is not essential in production. This may not seem important, but page weight/JS size absolutely makes a huge difference in ma
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by dangoor 10y ago
Gotcha. Yeah, but hopefully the naming problem is temporary because it's a new change. If we see people referring to ES2017 as ES8, then we'll know the new naming had failed.

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