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by fra 12y ago
This video must have cost a pretty penny.
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by fra 12y ago
You mean huge losses, right?
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by fra 12y ago
Linux doesn't run without an MMU (cortex M only has an M P U). Furthermore, I don't think one size fits all. Putting a server OS on an embedded system is nuts and will hurt you across the board (power consumption, performance, ...
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by fra 12y ago
The more I read about this, the more I think that what we're facing in North America isn't class war, it's "generation" war. By "Limited Government" the baby-boomers backed republican party means "scr
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by fra 12y ago
Error: ')' expected.
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by fra 12y ago
I assure you, bluetooth on iOS isn't much better than on Android. You need some pretty insane workarounds to get it to work half well on either.
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by fra 12y ago
Really nice looking page. I'd love to get an OSX version...
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Show HN: Write Pebble apps in Rust(github.com)
2 points by fra 12y ago|0 comments
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by fra 12y ago
That works! Thanks! Looking forward to the next round of improvements.
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by fra 12y ago
Hey, there are some great things in here. I've used it for a bit this morning, and have a couple of comments: 1. I could not figure out how to change the font. I'd love a smaller font. 2. The "show" and "hide"
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by fra 12y ago
Trust me you do. I started using vimperator two years ago and never looked back.
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by fra 12y ago
More details at: https://developer.getpebble.com/blog/2014/08/08/CloudPebble-...
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Show HN: CloudPebble adds a UI editor(cloudpebble.net)
8 points by fra 12y ago|1 comments
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by fra 12y ago
No, what you write down is just one implementation of the idea outlined in the article. The general case is closer to: BAD: counting on the intrisic quality of your software to keep competitors at bay GOOD: using switching costs / netw
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by fra 12y ago
I wish github would either detect when a branch is merged back into master and automatically close the PR, or allow for some more complex merge operation. Squash merge would be particularly helpful.
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by fra 12y ago
ARC is the reason Swift won't make it into the systems programming world. I - a firmware engineer - am glad Rust team stuck to their guns and kept it 0 overhead.
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by fra 12y ago
A lot of the syntax is incredibly similar to rust.
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by fra 12y ago
Unclear to me that the instructor is at all qualified to write an iOS app, let alone teach others how to do it.
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by fra 12y ago
Right, and grep lets you filter files by extensions so there's really no reason to use ack or ag... alias ack="grep --include=*.c"
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by fra 13y ago
I couldn't imagine switching away from Firefox + Vimperator. It's an incredible combo, and I don't think the speed difference between FF & Chrome is noticeable nowadays.
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by fra 13y ago
Are they planning on releasing this for iOS? Looks to me like it's explicitly disallowed by the App Store guildelines.
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by fra 13y ago
Sunray, is that you?
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by fra 13y ago
Meanwhile, still no side by side diffs :(
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by fra 14y ago
Touche, but they make a desktop client (oracle virtual desktop) and even an ipad app. Pretty good, but I agree it isn't yet enough.
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by fra 14y ago
"The terminal was a computer but we didn't compute on it; computing was done in the computer center. The terminal, even though it had a nice color screen and mouse and network and all that, was just a portal to the real computers in the bac
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by fra 14y ago
While I would be the last one to shed a tear for the hotel industry that's seeing it's too-old business model disrupted by airBnB and the likes, I feel like more regulation of the temporary hosting industry is needed. What's to stop someone