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by evv 10y ago
Microsoft uses its own EdgeHTML in the new "Edge" IE
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Elon would be the first to tell you how impossible that is!
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by evv 10y ago
In that case, ransomware may swing the other way- Pay up or else it will make all your private data available to everyone in your contact book.
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by evv 10y ago
GraphQL accomplishes this pretty well. Graphiql is a brilliant example of human and machine readable API documentation.
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Facebook's React Native F8 App Open Sourced(github.com)
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For better or worse, companies in the US are considered people and they have the protection of the first amendment, which ensures freedom of speech.
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by evv 11y ago
> Eventually you _will_ run into roadblocks and have to fall back to imperative. This is the case with low-level components, which is why React's lifecycle methods make it so easy to fall back on imperative code. > The trend to R
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by evv 11y ago
> knowing what I know now. What are you referring to?
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by evv 11y ago
I'm not sure what provider I will transition to after Parse, but I fully expect support for GraphQL. So far, it seems my leading option is https://www.reindex.io/ If you've thought about getting into GraphQL or Re
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by evv 11y ago
> If you pick a bad client, or a job where you need more time than you anticipated to complete it, you might end up underpaid These things are easier said than done. Could you share a bit about what you've learned in the way of avoi
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by evv 11y ago
Or this one. The alternative fuel source makes it slightly quieter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXJZVZFRFJc#t=23s
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by evv 11y ago
This has been posted a few times: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=The%20Extensible%20Web%20Manif... Discussion from the original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5854023
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by evv 11y ago
To get around the paywall, tap the "web" link under the article title, then go through to the first result
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by evv 11y ago
Hopefully you still like it when it evolves into Chromandroid
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by evv 11y ago
There is insufficient data for a meaningful answer.
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by evv 11y ago
While we're on the subject, can somebody explain the behavioral difference between a star (or heart, whatever) and a retweet? They seem to have nearly the exact same effect
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by evv 11y ago
I believe the basic human right is access to the unfettered internet. But we need to crawl before we can walk. People first need to see the value in having any internet at all. Once people are online a bit, they quickly want to see it all.
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by evv 11y ago
Edited in that disclosure at the top. I am a stockholder, and I agree that colors the arguments. Honestly I didn't feel that it was very relevant because I don't work very closely with internet.org, and I don't think they hav
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by evv 11y ago
Edit: Disclosure: I work for Facebook, but not with Internet.org. I'm not aware of any master plan Zuckerberg has for it, other than spreading internet usage I'm surprised that Berners-Lee is taking this stance. If anyone, he shou
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by evv 11y ago
That would totally make sense. At Fb, we're focused on iOS and Android, but the community is absolutely welcome to step up and implement RN for the desktop platforms. Jordan Byron already contributed a port of React Native to Apple TV:
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by evv 11y ago
Woah, nice stuff! This looks like a lot of fun- I just requested to become a 'hero' I notice you've set up new accounts for everything. I assume this is to not associate your real billing details with the game. But you also d
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by evv 11y ago
Yep, the challenge would be in keeping security of the system higher than the level of attacker that gets attracted. We would need to keep the app somewhat secret until we establish a decent level of security. The problem with re-deploying
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by evv 11y ago
Lets build the software equivalent of this. It can be a web app which has the ability to peer-review and modify its own source code. It would probably quickly break, but we can always put it back together again. Who knows, it might grow int
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by evv 11y ago
I wouldn't write off Parse's value because one client was rough around the edges. I suspect the SDKs will become much more stable and usable now that the community can help contribute to them. If you can find a part-time engineer
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by evv 11y ago
I see you conveniently forgot to label the y-axis. If you don't want to tell us the scale, could you at least mention what the unit is? Daily actives on GL.com? Regardless, this is majorly exciting and this growth is a tremendous leap
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by evv 11y ago
This is cool, but it seems like GitHub has lost their focus. Shouldn't they concentrate efforts on improving collaborative software development?
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by evv 11y ago
I'm so exited to see these talks! But the video is currently set to private. When can we expect to see the talks online?
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by evv 11y ago
Agreed, connecting to other networks is huge. But the other features might be more important to others. Personally, I would rather use multiple clients than entirely miss the stickers, photos, payments, and group chats that get sent my way.
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by evv 11y ago
Pidgin will probably struggle with this because Fb Messenger is quite a moving target. You can currently send audio, video, photos, stickers, and payments. Also it supports audio and video calls. Not to mention messenger platform which enab
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by evv 11y ago
Sure. A nice error message would clear it right up https://github.com/Famous/famous-cli/issues/8

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