misuba

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by misuba 12y ago
>If he just waited a few weeks with that second mail, we could hardly fault him for being unprofessional could we? We could fault him for being sexist - she'd have to wonder if she didn't get the job because he wanted to date
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by misuba 12y ago
It was likely both - it's pretty much all films these days, certainly all R-rated ones for the last while.
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by misuba 12y ago
But one of the big reasons wikis are unpopular (with those who aren't already fans) is the chorus of voices. The relentless-consensus part is seen as just a symptom of that larger disease. I guess it's still not clear to me what t
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by misuba 12y ago
Unless it's JavaScript. ...running in a WebView. So yes, RN apps will not enable this.
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by misuba 12y ago
And yet React for Web browsers is the first framework in its class to do server-side rendering out of the box... a feature Facebook doesn't even use. Pretty funny.
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by misuba 12y ago
Does 1Password not have a keyboard app for iOS 8? Keyboard apps in general are a pretty good way to get a lot of what people want from multi-window views on touch devices.
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by misuba 12y ago
Oh, what happens to nerds is definitely systemic in this exact sense. I'd bet the arguments you're seeing are not disputing whether what's happening to nerds is systemic; they're disputing whether it's oppression.
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by misuba 12y ago
There's no reason Shumway couldn't do sound synthesis on today's Web Audio API.
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by misuba 12y ago
A few years ago when there was a wave of books titled "1000 ____s to ____ Before You Die," I really wished I'd been in a position to get a book published called "Never Mind The 1000 Things, Just Die."
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by misuba 12y ago
Is there a connection between this and the old Chromeless project? (It doesn't say there is, so I suppose my real question is, why not?)
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by misuba 12y ago
Slack is massively better at dealing with documents.
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by misuba 12y ago
...does she learn how to write clickbait headlines?
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by misuba 12y ago
People who have more money to trade than time.
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by misuba 12y ago
Owning a car and being available to drive doesn't "produce" a fare, though. Only Uber's app can do that.
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by misuba 12y ago
Where was this tool in 1996 when we really needed it?
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by misuba 12y ago
Do a search on "toxic stress effects on cognition" sometime.
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by misuba 12y ago
I didn't see any such statement above. From 176K to 37K (that's what I got on my console anyway) is impressive.
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by misuba 12y ago
Relevant: the recently shut down Starpilot. http://xorph.com/starpilot An explanation: http://www.portlandmercury.com/portland/digital-projection/C...
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by misuba 12y ago
Mori's a bit impractical for use in the browser due to its size.
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by misuba 12y ago
I'm reminded, maybe unfairly, of the moment just before Enron went under, when it suddenly realized that it'd probably be a good idea to have some actual assets and bought up a bunch of land to do sundry things with (mostly wind f
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by misuba 12y ago
Finding unaffordable neighborhoods, more like.
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by misuba 12y ago
If you only want to write Swift, yeah. LT is supporting Python, JS, Clojure and ClojureScript. (And others?) And I don't know anything about editor extensibility in Xcode in general or Playgrounds in particular.
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by misuba 12y ago
Their service, as in customer service, is phenomenal - the biggest downside is the paucity of Allpoint ATMs. Lack of checks is also sometimes annoying. So far, it's been worth it for Goals, although I think you have to use them a bit u
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by misuba 12y ago
Has Light Table fallen off people's radar?
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by misuba 13y ago
> I can't see any issue with representing logic abstractly with symbols. That's the problem: text isn't abstract enough. So we put some of the text into little blobs that have names (other methods), and use those names ins
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by misuba 13y ago
Yyyyup. I'd only give these guys money if "AppDrop" isn't part of the value proposition for you. (It isn't for me! An app toolkit that works like HC sounds fantastic - I wish they weren't muddying the waters wi
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by misuba 13y ago
HyperTalk could be done in JS as an intermediate compilation step. (Which we know because that's exactly what TileStack did before it died: http://www.cnet.com/news/tilestack-hypercard-comes-back-from... )
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by misuba 13y ago
We have blanket regulations, in addition to laws such as these, because when you're sick from those radium elixirs, you don't want to have to be spending time and money suing your pharmacist on top of it. (Or searching for a class
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by misuba 13y ago
I hate to see a monetization/sustainability plan based on ads. AdBlock will kill Tiles, and if it doesn't, that'll kill adoption amongst occasional users. A better idea IMO: get on the user-is-the-customer-not-the-product tra
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by misuba 13y ago
This would get a lot better if FF had development tools built in that felt less unfamiliar to people accustomed to the Safari and Chrome dev suites. (Firebug is less bad in this regard, but being built in counts.)

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