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dchuk
11y ago
Nice article, covers most of the issues that scrapers have to wrestle with. Light on actual details/code though, I find this to be more of a goto when it comes to a good example of a scraping guide: http://jakeaustwick.me&#x
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11y ago
yeah, hence why I said relative leg up on. Spotify is slow on desktop and annoying on mobile and they just don't seem to care. But compared to the mess that is iTunes on desktop and Music on iOS, it's a lot better. iTunes looks li
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dchuk
11y ago
When Apple acquired Beats Music, it was "believed to count just 300,000 paying subscribers."[1] That's about 3% of the current total Apple Music subscribers. [1] http://appleinsider.com/articles/15/0
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11y ago
Spotify needs to fix their radio situation. I see their engineering posts about the machine learning algorithms they're using to intelligently recommend songs, yet all I ever hear is about a dozen songs on loop, no matter what the star
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dchuk
11y ago
Apple Music has literally no paying customers yet, as they are all on free trial. I'm sure they will see a considerable churn from current numbers once people start getting charged and canceling.
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dchuk
11y ago
The first Porsche predates the Type III by quite a few years. Also, Ferdinand Porsche designed the original Beetle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche#Relationship_with_Volk...
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11y ago
Interesting that it has the same design aesthetic as the 6/6+ but has a smaller screen (4"). I bet a lot of people would want an iPhone the same size as this thing.
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dchuk
11y ago
Well, according to this reddit submission, they have a react native app on google play: https://www.reddit.com/r/reactnative/comments/3bmdiu/first_r... I'm not sure how they know that, but I would a
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11y ago
Thanks for the reply. That's about where my mind is currently as well, I think Swift as a language looks awesome but I think the amount of time I need to spend on learning all of the tooling in xcode will slow me down quite a bit compa
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Ask HN: I Want to Build a Simple API-Backed iOS App - React Native or Swift?
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11y ago
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dchuk
11y ago
The Rick Ross attributed to this song is not the same person as Freeway Rick Ross.
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dchuk
11y ago
I get what you're saying, but lifting the character limit doesn't in any way mean you need to write longer tweets. You could still just write off the cuff thoughts when you have them, as the platform currently allows for.
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dchuk
11y ago
How come Twitter doesn't lift the character limit on tweets? Then you could allow content writers to write a more coherent thought (IE not breaking it into a 20+ message tweet storm) and then normal length tweets could serve just as co
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11y ago
What's the deal with the name "Kubernetes"? Does it mean anything, or have some tech significance, or is it really just because it basically means "ruler" in Greek?
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dchuk
11y ago
Doesn't that same risk exist if you're running a Tor exit node?
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dchuk
11y ago
I'm not sure I understand your logic here. They've come up with a clever way to create a sustainable, free vpn service, with the ability to easily opt-out for a still reasonable price. All the while clearly stating how it all work
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dchuk
11y ago
They explicitly state in their FAQ how this works and why their service is able to be free: http://hola.org/faq#in_how_is_free They even have a non-free option that eliminates the VPN as a proxy feature. "Hola built a
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12y ago
The apps you build with these hybrid frameworks are packaged and deployed with stuff like Cordova, which exposes all (pretty much) native functionality like camera, etc.
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12y ago
An interesting implication of that statement is that all the hardware to make this functionality work is already in the vehicle if it's just a software update.
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12y ago
What's interesting to me as well is that they don't seem to have announced any sort of dock or usb hub or even really mentioned what the charging brick looks like right? That seems like a really important thing to cover when annou
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dchuk
12y ago
The combo of thinner/lighter/no fan is pretty awesome in my opinion. These aren't for peopled doing hardcore computing, they're for people doing hardcore commuting really.
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dchuk
12y ago
Say what you will about the logic behind a single port for everything (as far as I know this is the first computer to do this so there's nothing to compare it to), this Air is a pretty drastic change from what we're all used to wh
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dchuk
12y ago
So Angular has gone from being written in plain JS, to Dart, to Atscript, and now Typescript? Why so much jumping around? Isn't that creating a lot of technical debt issues?
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12y ago
Every software landing page that lacks a screenshot of the actual software being sold completely baffles me. Just show me the thing please.
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Verizon and big cable lash out at net neutrality rules – using morse code
(theguardian.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
"I think it would be a big win for independent developers targeting Apple platforms, and by extension a big win for Apple, if the App Store revenue split used a tiered rate." It's interesting to see someone give Apple advice
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12y ago
FYI, your landing page still references January as when something new is coming.
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SwiftKey Keyboard now supprts Flow for iPad
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I know there's no single number to quantify this, but I really wonder what the signal to noise ratio on Twitter is. Sure, if you follow good accounts there are some gems from time to time, but it seems the vast majority of tweets are j
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12y ago
I wish that Stripe would just acquire a few of these really great ideas for extensions to their core platform so that these features were rolled into Stripe itself. Stripe makes it so easy to drop in some code and have secure payment pages
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