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by jmgrosen 12y ago
Is there a similar guide available for ARM? x86 seems pretty messy.
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
I, too, find this hypocrisy within myself. I find myself supporting groups such as EFF (which I believe should be supported) who take on quite radical positions, if not as radical as the NRA's. I'd like a solution to this problem
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
A bit off-topic, but what CTF team do you play on?
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
That's pretty ridiculous. Literally the day after I start working on my Elm project in a couple months... Anyway, the changes here do look pretty nice. Looking at the docs, it seems that they've added more examples, which is alway
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
This reminded me of a Reddit comment I read just earlier today about overzealous mDNS packets causing battery life issues on Android: https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/2ler3t/maybe_the_r... Funny
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
Are you kidding, or are you seeing a different page than me? Literally all the page has for me is an "Inbox by Gmail" logo on top and some text below for "Already have an invitation?" and "Need an invitation?".
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
As a counterpoint, I have yet to run out of space on my 8GB total (less usable) Nexus 4, and I don't feel constrained by it. I'll take a cheaper model over more storage any day!
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
So the internet is going back to its roots, armed with some new technology? That would make me very happy from a privacy point of view, but I'm dubious of whether it's actually going to happen...
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
Neither of those are PDF encryption, only restrictions. PDF encryption is bad, yes, but it's not that bad.
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
...and as usual no one will actually use it ;) (Because of the nightlies, I mean -- the language itself even I use!) But really, is there any reason to have these "releases" that almost no ones uses, or is it just to have a concre
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
Why did you stop officially supporting Persona? Just lack of use?
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Ask HN: What human language is most useful to learn for an American engineer?
4 points by jmgrosen 12y ago|3 comments
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Governor vetoes bill that would have limited police use of drones(latimes.com)
1 points by jmgrosen 12y ago|0 comments
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
Sounds like High Fidelity: https://highfidelity.io (No affiliation other than having tried it a couple months ago and written a little bit of code for it.)
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
Isn't that only the videos available for free through Prime, not the paid ones?
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
I think Instagram (along with Twitter) is used a lot to interact with a wider base of people than just your friends, supporting your idea of image-based networks, but I don't think it has to do with their particular media. Reddit, and
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
> It seems entirely designed to keep the high school experience of constantly worrying about what everyone else is doing and thinks about you front and center through the rest of your life. I think this is true if you choose to make it t
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
This definitely echoes what I see as an eleventh grader. Although the only social network mentioned here that I use is Snapchat, I definitely get the sense that Instagram and Twitter are becoming more popular as medium-specific apps. Additi
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
Hm, I learned it more than a year ago now (and have kept up), so it was before Steve's time :) Also, I'm coming mainly from a C background, not higher-level language.
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
Hmm. I learned Rust without any C++ knowledge (though I did have a fair amount of experience with C), and it was pretty easy. Recently I've had to start writing some C++ (to my dismay), and it has not been so easy... the language is re
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
Hm, I shut down my account, and I haven't gotten any emails from them... perhaps they've changed?
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
They might be using the DSP for the "OK Google" hotword detection -- at least, that's what they used on the Moto X 2013 (not sure about this year's).
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
Dalvik the runtime is dead. Dalvik the bytecode is not.
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
"Unstandardized" is misleading; it currently has a draft spec at the IETF: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-pantos-http-live-streaming-...
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
(Title changed a tiny bit to meet length requirements)
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Pelosi Sends Letter to FCC Chairman Urging Protections for Net Neutrality(democraticleader.gov)
2 points by jmgrosen 12y ago|2 comments
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
That's what I thought, too, but I asked an electrical engineer friend of mine, and he said they would increase power. I just looked it up now, using the term "die shrink" (couldn't think of it earlier), and, sure enough,
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
"Typically OMAP 3s were built on a 45nm, which puts it at a huge power-usage disadvantage compared to the 28nm LP (low power) process used to make the Snapdragon 400 in every other smartwatch." This line is especially suspect -- a
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
The main semi-targeted advertising Snapchat is experimenting with right now is based on location: http://www.theverge.com/2014/7/15/5901359/snapchats-new-geof... , and location information is pretty huge
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by jmgrosen 12y ago
What you are describing is essentially higher-kinded types (HKT). It is known that we want this, but it's probably going to happen post-1.0.

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