kgraves

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   Flotato – Break Free from the Browser(flotato.com)

   3 points by kgraves 7y ago|1 comments
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   by kgraves 7y ago

   Fantastic! I'm extremely excited with this update on the Rust async/await syntax! I have been following the blog posts and the issue tracker for a long time and couldn't wait till this day arrived! Eagerly waiting for the 1.3
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   by kgraves 7y ago

   Agreed, I have some artist friends using the iPad Pro with the Apple Pencil. I imagined it would be for that usecase. I didn’t understand the “who needs a stylus” statement, but I guess that is for the iPhone.
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   by kgraves 7y ago

   Very cool, this part is neat: > ...We present LibSignal*, a brand new, verified implementation of the Signal protocol in WebAssembly, that can be readily used by messaging applications like WhatsApp, Skype, and Signal. I'm particula
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   by kgraves 7y ago

   Still not buying it. I don't trust Microsoft at all with privacy especially with what they did to Windows 10. Telemetry & spying is everywhere with everything that they build now even in their calculator[0][1]. I would stick to Ung
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   by kgraves 7y ago

   > a good alternative to chrome for those sites that support nothing else. Edge is literally Chrome with Microsoft slapped on top of it.
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   by kgraves 7y ago

   Agreed, given the choice between Medium and a custom blog if I am a publisher, Medium is much faster to get up and running with a blog and has a larger reach than me setting it all up myself. Many people who aren't technical don't
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   by kgraves 7y ago

   who?
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   by kgraves 7y ago

   This thread is about Adobe Animate [1] (the authoring software) and is not the same as Adobe Flash Player [2] (the plugin) that is going to be end of life'd in 2020 [3]. It is the reason why Adobe renamed Adobe Flash Professional to An
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    Computing in UK schools in 'steep decline'(bbc.co.uk)

    2 points by kgraves 7y ago|0 comments
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    by kgraves 7y ago

    Well there is Britbox[1] for folks outside the UK, formed by ITV & BBC. I've only known that they are now launching in the UK. [1] https://www.britbox.com/home
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    by kgraves 7y ago

    Wait what? The BBC's iPlayer was in this "streaming fight"? I thought it is only available in the UK and not anywhere else unlike the other players such as Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, etc. iPlayer doesn't seem nowhere near wi
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    by kgraves 7y ago

    Then what is enough then? Death?
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    “Stay-Ups” not Startups(twitter.com)

    2 points by kgraves 7y ago|0 comments
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    by kgraves 8y ago

    > "Python is the industry standard for all of the major applications we use to create Animated and VFX content, so it goes without saying that we are using it very heavily..." Interesting... very curious to see Netflix using to
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    by kgraves 8y ago

    Impersonating git commits on GitHub is fairly well known and easy to do. [1] [1] https://www.jayhuang.org/blog/tag/impersonating/
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    by kgraves 8y ago

    > So I wondered... why didn't Windows just have a fucking color picker? Color Picker for Windows (500KB) (1.6MB unzipped): http://instant-eyedropper.com Significantly smaller than the Electron app and works across Window
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    by kgraves 8y ago

    I have never seen a single company/startup place a job posting for a junior position, (lucky if they even say training) Last time I checked, everyone wants to look for a senior developer with 5+ years of experience. It's some sort
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    Dart FFI Preview(github.com)

    4 points by kgraves 8y ago|0 comments
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    by kgraves 8y ago

    That sucks, perhaps you were rejected based on culture fit? I wish that these VC funded startups would just admit that they're looking for FAANG engineers and be done with it. That way we wouldn't be wasting our time applying to d
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    by kgraves 8y ago

    My main gripe with Signal is that it requires your phone number and you cannot setup your own instance. A major turn off for me.
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    by kgraves 8y ago

    > USB 3 support seems.. Basic at this point? I think you underestimate the sophisticated complex problems of USB 3. Even for a hobby OS this is a massive achievement.
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    Why we killed our Kubernetes stack(blog.freetrade.io)

    4 points by kgraves 8y ago|0 comments
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    by kgraves 8y ago

    Fantastic! This makes me extremely excited about WASM! (Bonus points for Rust)
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    You (probably) don’t need Kubernetes(arp242.net)

    4 points by kgraves 8y ago|0 comments
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    TablePlus – Native GUI tool for relational databases (2018)(tableplus.io)

    168 points by kgraves 8y ago|83 comments
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    by kgraves 8y ago

    You're right, I stopped watching for about 20 seconds in, it was cringe-inducing.
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    by kgraves 8y ago

    Was there a community decision behind this? Go projects are now looking like Dockerfiles. This is unacceptable.
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    by kgraves 8y ago

    This. WebAssembly is in a unique position to be tackling this problem since modern web browsers already have sandboxed OS level access to cameras, microphones, desktop, bluetooth and hopefully GPUs. The future of running Autodesk, Adobe sof
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    by kgraves 8y ago

    I would rather not use the command line to manage my passwords and not everyone can use the command line.