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by glifchits 12y ago
#73 mark@chromium.org This was released to the stable channel today in version 39.0.2171.65. Thanks for your patience, everyone. Status: Fixed
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by glifchits 12y ago
Facebook has been doing a great job with marketing their open source projects. It seems like every Facebook OSS project has a strong logo, beautiful landing page with good documentation, a distinct group of project champions within the comp
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by glifchits 12y ago
Not blaming the victim, definitely blaming the manager. And though was likely damaging to sense of self-worth and measure of merit, its unfortunate that she didn't take the chance to punish her manager or find a job elsewhere.
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by glifchits 12y ago
Appalling... I'm really sorry to hear that you were involved with her, that she had such a disgusting manager, and that he nor she were reprimanded.
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by glifchits 12y ago
Its very disappointing to see that this behaviour continues to exist in organizations, even with a leader like Bezos (I'll optimistically assume he practices the ethical standards he preaches). It seems like a fundamental tension in bu
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by glifchits 12y ago
Generic code is made to be copy-pasted. Also, what's wrong with copy-pasting when it lets you write features faster?
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by glifchits 12y ago
virtual-dom may be faster than React.js in benchmarks. However the React example [1] that the author rebuilt with MVI [2] is much slower with many elements. What's the deal here? [1] http://binarymuse.github.io/react-pr
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by glifchits 12y ago
Wow, the views counter... Haven't read the article yet, just astonished at the rate of increase...
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by glifchits 12y ago
The passage of time doesn't "fix" deeply rooted beliefs. However, over time, role models will do things to change those beliefs.
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by glifchits 12y ago
It seems like a good time for this product. Payments feel like the wild west right now. A reader that can potentially handle all protocols is a safe investment in the future.
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by glifchits 12y ago
Sounds more like test driven market development
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by glifchits 12y ago
I did not see a save icon in this icon set. Could this finally mean the death of the floppy disk?
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by glifchits 12y ago
Seems counterproductive to claim that this is a "bad idea". The only point you prove is why you're not going to be his customer. Lets see how many people take him up on this to wait and see if its a bad idea.
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by glifchits 12y ago
This is either late or on time, but its still quite interesting to see the GPU industry move into what I believe is a yet unexplored market segment. Moving forward, it seems GPUs will be used less and less for their traditional graphical pu
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by glifchits 12y ago
Mike Bostock (the author of D3.js) is a NYT employee. His name is listed in the final credits for this piece, and a lot of other NYT content. I assume he is often called in to sprinkle some D3 magic onto a lot of their interactive articles.
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by glifchits 12y ago
The article that got to me first was from ABC news ( http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/2014-macarthur-genius-gra... ). Making only a sidenote that the group of recipients includes a mathematician, they also say &qu
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by glifchits 12y ago
I know HN likes making endnotes and 0-based indexing... but this seems excessive
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by glifchits 12y ago
One thing I like to do with Chrome is open the web inspector and set "max-width: 800px; margin: 0 auto" to the root html tag on sites like this.
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by glifchits 12y ago
I feel like a fool sometimes where I have my iPhone out and everyone else around me does too. At least theirs are sometimes white. Now – your wrist is almost always visible. Once everyone gets an Apple Watch, if there were just one single m
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by glifchits 12y ago
Is it just me or do those hypotheses sound like the mechanics of a cartoon villain's evil plan?
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by glifchits 12y ago
Agreed. The visualization doesn't help to identify whatever correlations there may be.
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by glifchits 12y ago
The title of this link is a bit sensationalist. Keep in mind: "What makes it so extraordinary that HealthMap picked up on the outbreak before the WHO’s announcement is not that the tool necessarily identified it first (it’s doubtful th
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by glifchits 12y ago
True... but this one actually implements the design, as opposed to the photoshop mockups I normally see on some designer's blog
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by glifchits 12y ago
Yeah, but it doesn't make sense that T-Mobile would charge you for the album art or the banner ad and not the music file.
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by glifchits 12y ago
Probably just by checking if the origin of certain requests is a server belonging to one of their partner sites?
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by glifchits 12y ago
"One ... investor posed a question to Cook during a February shareholder meeting regarding whether or not Apple should avoid embracing environmental causes that lacked a clear profit motive." Investors are pretty damn concerned ab
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by glifchits 12y ago
This is one of the most beautiful websites I've ever seen. Parallax animation and graphics are seamless on my 11" Macbook Air.
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by glifchits 12y ago
A lot of China's construction efforts are due to the government's affinity for infrastructure projects that inflate GDP. The result are these ghost towns, because the cost of a newly built apartment is much, much higher than most
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by glifchits 12y ago
Thalmic Labs' Myo is more conceptually similar to this than the Leap. This looks cool but it does look laggy and inaccurate. The Myo alpha unit I got to test worked beautifully.
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by glifchits 12y ago
Totally disagree. These languages were chosen wisely. They allow you to get stuff done quickly without complaining too much. Kids who want to build stuff for the browser should learn Javascript. Also, Processing in particular is a very sm

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