k_bx

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by k_bx 13y ago
I think FirefoxOS is doing quite well. And as one of showcases of "HTML5 power" for me was this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1Bxg1UJVf0
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by k_bx 13y ago
I think they were inspired by the fact that Skype was sold for more money than Nokia.
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by k_bx 13y ago
Yeah, I had to switch to Vmware player due to crackling noise, VirtualBox devs commented somewhere that it's all very specific to hardware and not in their "main focus", so they don't seem to be very interested fixing it
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by k_bx 13y ago
> login with facebook > asks for a fullname, email, username, password, captcha and terms agreement Yeah, maybe some other time, thank you.
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by k_bx 13y ago
Thanks for the impressive work! It was hard to dive into "details" paragraphs from fast reading, maybe second try will give more understanding. As an additional question: are there any more details about Raspberry Pi Foundation co
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by k_bx 13y ago
I think this only states that asm.js or it's tests are far from perfect now.
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by k_bx 13y ago
It usually happens when they buy something that's already non-linux ready.
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by k_bx 13y ago
I don't think so. Maybe if I'd need it much more, I could somehow come up with greasemonkeying UI to use labels for this, but currently I think labels are more like folders.
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by k_bx 13y ago
Offtopic: the feature I lack is to permanently add some info (like tags) so that email is searchable by some keywords, but I guess that's harder to make (and should be done on gmail side).
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by k_bx 13y ago
I guess it would be nice to add sticky attribute for "smart hide" of sticky things, like show them when you scroll up a bit, but hide when you scroll down, just as recent Chrome started doing.
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by k_bx 13y ago
Yes. He doesn't. He just taps on file he downloaded. Or opens reader app (which scans all pdf's for him).
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by k_bx 13y ago
Well, I think yes (mimetypes at least).
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by k_bx 13y ago
> What iOS Can Learn from Unix Having concept of "files" to be able to open pdf you just downloaded from email/browser inside pdf reader?
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by k_bx 13y ago
"m" doesn't seems nice http://pcaro.es/i/Hermit_10pt.png
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by k_bx 13y ago
If you use oh-my-zsh, gcp is binded to "git cherry-pick" (with auto-completion etc.), so I did: sudo ln -s /usr/bin/gcp /usr/local/bin/cp_
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by k_bx 13y ago
This reminded me to (at last) master emacs org-mode.
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by k_bx 13y ago
I'd understand the use of adblock that only blocks annoying ads, like pop-ups or animation / sound. But why would sane person block regular ads?
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by k_bx 13y ago
Is there a way to press a "super" button on chromebooks?
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by k_bx 13y ago
Why wouldn't generating some hashed _id work? It would then scale for writes easily (or, as in current mongodb, you could use hash-based indexes). I'm just asking since Riak seemed much slower for me when I tried it.
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by k_bx 13y ago
+ it doesn't ship anywhere besides US
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by k_bx 13y ago
Yeah, but type foo :: M a p f b c => (a -> p) -> b -> c -> a foo f b c = ... would look something like A foo<M<a>,p,f,b,c>(AP f, B b, C c) { ... in Java (I don't know Java, but I hope you gen an idea). I mean
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by k_bx 13y ago
You don't even need to sanitize them, actually.
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by k_bx 13y ago
> SQL-injection > NASDAQ
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by k_bx 13y ago
Yes, that's exactly what I was sayint 2 comments upper this thread: > The point I wanted to make is that it's the same getA, but anyone reading the code should understand that result binded to a and b will be different. So, whi
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by k_bx 13y ago
Really impressed about examples with parametrized types (but I'd still better switch to Haskell for those :).
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by k_bx 13y ago
The whole point I was talking about is that as soon as you're in monad, referential transparency becomes a bit a "lie", and a <- getA, b <- getA becomes non just analogous to a = getA(); b = getA();, but even worse in &
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by k_bx 13y ago
Yes. You're free to rename second a to b. The point I wanted to make is that it's the same getA, but anyone reading the code should understand that result binded to a and b will be different.
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by k_bx 13y ago
Yeah, I'm just saying that referential transparency and immutability often turn into a lie, since this code: https://gist.github.com/k-bx/594a415a06fdd0fc3841 could easily put 2 different values into `a` on each l
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by k_bx 13y ago
I don't understand why wouldn't F# fit. And C#, if I'm not mistaken, wouldn't fit because of null-pointer problem.
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by k_bx 13y ago
While I agree that Haskell is a great language and everyone should learn it because it's fun to play with it, I think solution to author's problems (and as a current evolution step) would be something like Kotlin. It's Java-l

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