iMark

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by iMark 11y ago
I'd love to see something along the lines of Spotify's model for the web. Let me pay a set amount per month, then distribute it among all the websites that I visit, weighted by number of visits (or some other more suitable metric)
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by iMark 11y ago
I would happily pay a monthly fee to never see another advert.
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by iMark 11y ago
It's natural evolution of Twitter's position. The value of Twitter stems from its stream. The 140 character limit is entirely arbitrary. Increasing it too much may have detrimental effects, but increasing it gradually shouldn&#x27
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by iMark 11y ago
I see a domain registration site.
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by iMark 11y ago
Not really, no. I actually have a decent understanding of what's involved regarding Ethereum, but assume for a moment that I don't. Statements like "a formal agreement between two or more parties" are of little use to so
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by iMark 11y ago
What's a contract? (Playing devil's advocate a little) (edit: for the sake of pedantry, assume I did indeed mean contract)
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by iMark 11y ago
I wouldn't want to compete against people who are prepared to destroy their health to win.
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by iMark 11y ago
No, but neither does Samsung. Apple does have to pay for R&D for its own operating systems though.
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by iMark 11y ago
Whether you're writing 5 or 6, it's still worth looking at and getting familiar with the various Javascript build tools (Grunt, Gulp etc). They're an increasingly important part of a Javascript developer's toolset, and u
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by iMark 11y ago
In the case of gay Marriage, there were very few consequences for anyone, beyond gay men and women being able to get married. In contrast, the outcome of this referendum will have significant effects on the lives of ordinary Greeks for many
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by iMark 11y ago
In many cases that division doesn't exist. Part of the beauty of React, as far as I'm concerned, is that it allows us to think about things on the page in terms of components, rather than as separate blocks of html, and javascript
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by iMark 11y ago
On the plus side, the rapid adoption of new versions of iOS means that should Apple improve Safari, the new version will quickly supersede the old, rather than having it linger around for years, as IE6 did.
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by iMark 11y ago
I don't disagree with the assertion that iOS needs greater browser choice, but, even were that to happen, Safari falling behind other browsers in standards support would still be an issue. IE6 remained a thorn in the side of the web de
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by iMark 11y ago
Not just scoping. The hoisting rules have changed. There's some discussion earlier in the comments regarding `typeof` no longer being safe to use with `let` and `const` declarations. `typeof` with a `var` before its declaration is fine
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by iMark 11y ago
But look at the rate of increase. It's only in the recent past that it broke the 50% barrier. The trend is upwards - 60% is not the end point.
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by iMark 11y ago
I don't see this as a zero sum game. Apple have received a huge amount of publicity from this, and are now being viewed as a company on the side of the artists, and, unusually for Apple, as a company which actively listens.
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by iMark 11y ago
Nicely defused with a letter than appeared to come from a human being. I'm left with the impression that in many instances lawyers only get in the way.
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by iMark 11y ago
Digital archeology is going to be an interesting field sooner or later, sooner from the looks of this. It's amusing to see the video sizes - "Large bandwidth 640x272" My, how times have changed...
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by iMark 11y ago
I don't know. A good smiting does wonders for the soul.
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by iMark 11y ago
"Fix my code" has yet to produce a tangible result, but I shan't give up easily! click click ...
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by iMark 11y ago
I start at CloudFlare in a week. I was fortunate in that I came via a recommendation. Still, for whatever it's worth, I was genuinely impressed with everyone I spoke with throughout the chain.
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by iMark 11y ago
The article differentiates between deployment and release.
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by iMark 11y ago
I've never worked in anything other than open plan offices. Some are definitely better than others. The worst are offices without breakaway spaces, which cause impromptu meetings to happen at desks, which can be immensely distracting.
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by iMark 11y ago
Beautiful bit of rendering. Does anyone have any estimates as to how far we are from having this rendered realtime?
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by iMark 12y ago
My phone battery only lasts a day. In the years before smartphones, multi-day battery life was taken for granted. Tellingly I barely use my phone as a phone. I suspect we will see a similar pattern develop with smartwatches, where telling t
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by iMark 12y ago
I think live video streaming for mobile is going to be far more than a fad. I believe we're very close to a tipping point, where all will take is a single high profile case (imagine someone live streaming an instance of police brutalit
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by iMark 12y ago
Apple's continuing opposition is disappointing. The situation with Safari is a worrying echo of Internet Explorer's heyday, with an important player dragging their heels when it comes to implementing standards. I'll be curiou
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by iMark 12y ago
A headline that might prolong my life! Thank you internet..
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by iMark 12y ago
It's an interesting point about Ive having spent his time designing a relatively small number of products. However, those are only the products that have been released. Ive may have had the opportunity to work on a far greater range of
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by iMark 12y ago
So, what's the latency?

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