darknoon

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by darknoon 11y ago
I think you mean falling back to "FQL," the old SQL-like syntax, since Flux is more of a client architecture thing (paired with GraphQL). FQL has some holdouts in legacy code, but the vast majority of the iOS app is using GraphQL.
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by darknoon 12y ago
The very first comment when you click on the link is incredibly offensive and not welcoming to women. It's unacceptable that the comment is still visible on there. We need to fix this for women to want to come back and speak!
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by darknoon 14y ago
Not to mention it would distract them from making the iPhone and Android mobile apps great, which is kinda important right now. They need their best designers and engineers working on making great UI for the existing platforms, not building
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by darknoon 14y ago
Thanks for the update, pg. I'm glad they're looking at a different avenue. While we can debate the particulars about whether or not certain windows installer ride-alongs or all of them are scammy, I don't think it's a valuable business. Com
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by darknoon 14y ago
Portland, OR has a ton of machines all over town. Just found http://www.pinballmap.com , which shows machines in various places around the US.
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by darknoon 14y ago
Shit I feel old.
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by darknoon 14y ago
rdar? I'm calling BS on this.
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by darknoon 14y ago
Since we're on that topic… in Objective-C, object layout is determined at runtime (these days anyway). It's pretty efficient though, and lets you do sometimes-useful stuff like add ivars at runtime. It also kills the fragile base class bina
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by darknoon 14y ago
I've been bitten by this licensing problem many times. For some beautiful well-known fonts, fees can be in the 10s of thousands of dollars if you want multiple weights….
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by darknoon 14y ago
There's a lot of cool stuff going on with bluetooth-le. I can see these having other uses besides just finding your stuff. You could use a bunch of these as a primitive location service inside a building. They're still a bit expensive, but
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by darknoon 14y ago
Strangely, double clicking on the binary opens Chrome for me. Oh, just noticed there is a little creepy eye watching me in the menu bar as well. But it shouldn't open Chrome.
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by darknoon 14y ago
Even if trades were only executed daily, wouldn't a futures market develop that was traded at the millisecond level anyway?
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by darknoon 14y ago
Yes.