iLoch

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by iLoch 12y ago
Oh interesting! Thanks for sharing.
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by iLoch 12y ago
Interesting I'll have to take a look at this Python lib. I was trying out various Node.JS libs.
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Ask HN: Are there any NLP projects that use context?
5 points by iLoch 12y ago|4 comments
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by iLoch 12y ago
Yeah that would be how you'd do it. Writing modules is dead simple too. Doing something like that would just require you making an async interface to your Obj-C Core Data manager.
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by iLoch 12y ago
What if you could fuck with a small D? `fuck -d`
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by iLoch 12y ago
I'm the opposite. I've done about 2.5 months of React Native now. I'm pretty certain React Native is what you want to roll with. Anything you can do in Objective-C can be done in React Native (since you can create Native modu
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by iLoch 12y ago
You wanna be the guy that gets to try that out in court? If it even goes to court?
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by iLoch 12y ago
I'm not suggesting it's legal. The moment I can get the same content in Canada as I can in the US without buying 100+ useless channels on TV then I'll start paying for content. I have friends in the movie industry who are aff
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by iLoch 12y ago
Wow thanks!
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by iLoch 12y ago
I mean honestly I just bought a VPN connection. Costs me $45 a year and (probably?) doesn't steal anything. I realized how much time I spent trying to find mirrors and torrents for things that were widely available to stream in the US,
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by iLoch 12y ago
This + peerflix would be great. Like popcorn time but I can enter my own torrent URLs.
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by iLoch 12y ago
Having used React Native for two months, I can confidently say it's the best way to do what it's doing. Native is garbage (overly complicated), web is garbage (for now, maybe?) and as for solutions using a JS bridge like React Nat
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by iLoch 12y ago
No knock entries are indeed insane - I don't understand the scenario that would be required for a no-knock entry to be the only acceptable option. Are the police scared of the occupants firing guns at them? That would be ironic.
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by iLoch 12y ago
I don't know if you can entirely blame the police. These scenarios are sort of a product of their environment: guns are very available in the US and there's no room to make assumptions about emergency calls. Police are forced to r
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by iLoch 12y ago
Thanks, I've been using it for two months - I know how it works.
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by iLoch 12y ago
I'm actually looking for Objective-C developers to contribute since I'm not an iOS developer. Take a look at the known issues if you'd like to contribute, or check out issue #10 if you really want to help me out. :)
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React-Native-camera – A Camera Module for React Native(github.com)
1 points by iLoch 12y ago|1 comments
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by iLoch 12y ago
> Tools like Cordova and Phonegap don't work. They produce a very crappy experience that doesn't use the native OS functions, doesn't look and feel native, feels slow and has many bugs (for example they can't use the
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by iLoch 12y ago
What if we aren't real and only exist as software inside a machine?
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by iLoch 12y ago
Most people don't even know what the green address bar means, let alone actually caring.
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by iLoch 12y ago
I was 11 when this game came out. My brother bought it for us to play and I have to say, even as an 11 year old I could tell this game was unique - I have never seen such a well designed game since the release of Chaos Theory. Everything ab
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by iLoch 12y ago
I dunno, I used to drink a lot of pop and juice. The easiest way to stop is to just start drinking something else, since you're usually only drinking pop in the first place because you're thirsty.
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by iLoch 12y ago
Not easy but I'm sure it's being worked on.
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by iLoch 12y ago
Sugar does not have the same level of addictiveness as alcohol, so not really.
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by iLoch 12y ago
This is probably a crazy idea: drink less soda. When it comes to pop, I usually stick to cola - and when it's cola I'll never buy it unless it is made with real cane sugar. Boom, potential side effects of artificial sweeteners are
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by iLoch 12y ago
This is great. After seeing this in use at React.js Conf I was wondering who would step forward to take this on.
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by iLoch 12y ago
It's 2015 man, get off lynx..
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by iLoch 12y ago
Doesn't mean all the code that was used to compile that binary is used though.
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by iLoch 12y ago
I should have been more clear: I'm not suggesting replacing CSS. I do think however that CSS doesn't need to be siloed. We have a great scripting language (JS), why not just incorporate that with a way to modify styles (CSS) witho
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by iLoch 12y ago
It drives me nuts how much work we put into making CSS something that it is not. Why are we trying to do scripting with CSS? I can really appreciate the approach taken by React to move style definitions into Javascript, and more specificall

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