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DigitalOcean Marketplace
(blog.digitalocean.com)
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8y ago
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Asana raises $75M Series D round led by Generation Investment Management
(blog.asana.com)
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mostafah
9y ago
Off-topic, but I’m a big fan of your project. It’s an important work. Kudos for doing it so well.
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mostafah
9y ago
In MacBook Air, I had to keep the bottom part with my other hand, otherwise it would come up too. My very old MacBook Pro didn’t have that problem, but its screen would wiggle a little after I left it. These new ones are the only ones I’ve
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mostafah
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I don’t want to repeat what I’ve already said. It just seems that we have different views on design.
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9y ago
Not in how I see design. Design should be obvious and easy to use. Assume I would design an app so perfect and beautiful that a settings icon would ruin its look, so I would hide it under a swipe. That’s not good design. Dieter Rams’ “good
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9y ago
I gave two examples of Apple’s recent designs in my first comment: one looks great but is bad, IMO, and one is great. I’m just saying that there are too many of the first category in the last few years. Does that make it more clear?
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They talk about the “disappearing” iPhone. That’s the kind of thing that every designer talks about and strives for: putting the user and product first and making the design an invisible servant of that. But, unfortunately, Ive’s design hav
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There is an Arabic story about Hatim al-Tai’s brother. Hatim al-Tai was a great man, maybe the most generous person that has ever lived. He was a legend even when he was alive. One day people saw his brother peeing in the holy Well of Zamza
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mostafah
9y ago
Brent Simmons has an interesting habit of writing blog posts in order to help him think about the problems. His blog is http://inessential.com , which includes some non-technical stuff too. For the start, open one of his “diary”
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Workflow.link
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9y ago
I haven’t found anything specific about future changes. I just found out that this is part of the same effort.
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How is it different from “Web Assembly” (aka “wasm”) that has already started to gain support in major browsers[1]? Edit: Found the answer myself. This is part of the same effort, as mentioned in the official website of Web Assembly[2]. [1]
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9y ago
I have an off-topic question: This is the second company (after GitLab) I see with an “about” subdomain. Is this a new trend of using “about.x.com” for the marketing website and “x.com” for the web app? Is there a blog post or discussion ab
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Sweet sixteen for Safari and WebKit
(donmelton.com)
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Blueprint for deploying web apps on CoreOS
(blog.kowalczyk.info)
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mostafah
9y ago
Email protocols are very old and network APIs have improved a lot during the last two decades. So, when FastMail (I’m a happy customer) introduced JMAP I was excited about it. But even then I didn’t anticipate much success for it. Big ema
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83% Bandwidth Reduction via API Response Change
(blog.stathat.com)
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Pandora Premium
(theverge.com)
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The East India Company: The original corporate raiders
(theguardian.com)
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10y ago
I’ve been using this happily for a long time. For those taken back by the endless prompts on the first run: that’s only for the start. Select “forever” for connections you trust and you’ll soon have much less prompts. On a side note: the de
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mostafah
10y ago
Well, almost everyone here in Iran uses Telegram. They estimate tens of millions of users, which is practically everyone with a smartphone. It’s channels are extremely popular too. They’re a major main source of content and news for a lot o
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Anil Dash Is the New CEO of Fog Creek Software
(joelonsoftware.com)
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Finnegans Wake, or Markov-Generated Randomness?
(union.io)
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> If it wasn't for the Mac OS, I wouldn't even bother considering their lineup anymore. Years ago, when I exclusively used Linux even on my local machines, I used to buy Apple computers and replace the OS with Linux. Because th
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Why isn’t this a part of React Native? It could at least be available as an import for RN. Actually, I’m a bit surprised that RN is not even mentioned here.
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Does/will Noms have proper support for multiuser sync? That’s an issue with CouchDB. I mean: instead of syncing whole the database, only syncing the parts that a user has access to, and being able to define those accesses. The standard
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+1 for not saying “written in Go” in the title.
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Ex-Angry Birds CEO to Head Nokia Phones Relaunch
(arcticstartup.com)
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The Templeton Compression and the Sales Ready Product
(inkling.com)
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