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by jumasheff 10y ago
IMHO, with Russians being paranoic about western "spying" and Russians committing their code to upstream, it's likely that there will be something to see in a couple of years.
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by jumasheff 10y ago
They are going to make it open (they promise to, at least): https://blog.jolla.com/letter-jolla-ceo/
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by jumasheff 10y ago
SailfishOS https://sailfishos.org/ UPD: Jolla -- company behind SailfishOS (ex-Nokia people) https://jolla.com/about/
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by jumasheff 10y ago
I'm stuck in there. Can you give a hint? Thank you ))
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by jumasheff 10y ago
The most interesting part is this: `...meaning "rude, wild person" is from 1610s.`
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by jumasheff 10y ago
Google Maps is not new in this game, but, imho, "GeoSlavery"[0] problem gets more serious as tech develops in general. [0][PDF] http://www.colorado.edu/geography/class_homepages/geog_4103_...
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by jumasheff 10y ago
It's in top 50 in UK https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rankings_of_universities_in_th...
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by jumasheff 10y ago
It's Skulpt[0] -- JavaScript implementation of Python. [0] https://github.com/skulpt/skulpt
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by jumasheff 10y ago
I am really hopeful, that some day they will give a link to download your contributed translations. But anyway, this service is one of the ways to help your language to prosper.
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by jumasheff 10y ago
Occasionally, I submit my translations/validations via Community page: https://translate.google.com/community#en/ky
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by jumasheff 10y ago
Perhaps React-Native with turf.js will solve this? Update: Here are React-Native Map components for Android and iOS https://github.com/airbnb/react-native-maps
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by jumasheff 10y ago
Contribute to https://freecodecamp.com Contributors' gitter chat: https://gitter.im/FreeCodeCamp/Contributors
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by jumasheff 10y ago
Nightwatch-Cucumber https://github.com/mucsi96/nightwatch-cucumber is a killer combo for me. Lately, I was playing with it. Here is a starter project: https://github.com/jumasheff/nightwatch-cucumb
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by jumasheff 10y ago
Why on Earth these jokes had been classified?
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by jumasheff 10y ago
There are speculations [1], saying that Snapdragon 835 will be used in Samsung Galaxy S8, HTC 11, OnePlus 4, LG G6. [1] http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/new-product/mobile-phone/snapdrag...
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by jumasheff 10y ago
If you like hacking things yourself (with React), I'd recommend to host your blog on Github Pages. Take a look at my (in progress) blog [1] and its code[2]. It uses 'Single Page Apps for GitHub Pages' [3] and renders markdown
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by jumasheff 10y ago
"Books read: 40" WOW. How did you find time for this?
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by jumasheff 10y ago
Thanks for sharing! Amazing work!
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by jumasheff 10y ago
I wish I had an American passport to travel 'visaless'.
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by jumasheff 10y ago
Since both ABBYY and Evernote were founded by Russians, I bet Evernote uses FineReader.
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by jumasheff 10y ago
Hackintosh, please.
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Studies of silicon nanoparticles uptake and biodegradation in cancer cells(nanomedjournal.com)
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by jumasheff 10y ago
The outcome would be worse if you were Russian or Kyrgyz or Uzbek or Tajik or of whatever 3rd world origin and knew Russian/Kazakh. My father used to buy cars in Europe to sell them in Kyrgyzstan and he says that there is no other coun
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by jumasheff 10y ago
I shared the link on Twitter. Got about 100 followers from Kazakhstan.
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by jumasheff 10y ago
I use Zim and Google Keep
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by jumasheff 10y ago
This made me think of Micropython on a $1.79 ESP8266 board[0] Educator: Tell me something that's cool. Kid 1: Pokemon! Kid 2: Football! Educator goes home, gets ESP, modules, sticks them together, write examples. Does it scale? It&#x27
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by jumasheff 11y ago
* Look at Espruino (JavaScript) firmware: http://www.espruino.com/EspruinoESP8266 * Micropython (a complete Python3 rewrite) is currently being ported to esp8266: https://github.com/micropython/microp
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by jumasheff 11y ago
You rock!
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by jumasheff 11y ago
My guess is pretty soon Coursera and the likes will introduce machine learning algorithms to detect and kick out (in the very beginning) those who are unlikely to graduate successfully, while allowing pre-requisites-free admissions.
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by jumasheff 11y ago
A million Micro:bits > a lot of people (developers) interested in MicroPython > ports to other dev boards > more children (around the world) can build "real things" with easier to learn Python. Huge impact! PS Thank you,

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