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by mweibel 12y ago
Very Interesting! A minor thing: I'd rather split the two parts of the app into the tracking code & the app for collecting & displaying the data. If you then document the parameters, people might be more likely to use at least
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by mweibel 12y ago
Probably this: http://superuser.com/questions/299482/how-do-i-set-up-an-app...
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by mweibel 12y ago
Well the one-liner form I probably have overseen. It's a lot better than the other variations but I do think that the fibonacci example does show Haskell in a much more understandable way than the allRationals one-liner. But maybe that
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by mweibel 12y ago
To be honest: This would turn me off even more than the current example which is also hard to read/understand as a non Haskell programmer. The fibonacci example in another comment in this thread however is very easy to understand and w
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by mweibel 12y ago
+1 I hope that they finally fix groupchats across devices. Always have about 5 different conversations with the same 2 people and each message goes seemingly randomly in one conversation.
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by mweibel 12y ago
Very nice article indeed. One commonly used variant I missed in the article and I'd be interested what it's positive/negative aspects are (if there are differences at all): <script> var script = document.c
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by mweibel 12y ago
> Swiss referendums more often than not follow the opinion of the government. This is an initiative, a referendum is something different. > In cases where they don't, they seem to be quite problematical. Not always, just in the
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Bypassing the Telegram authentication protocol [pdf](cert.inteco.es)
36 points by mweibel 12y ago|9 comments
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by mweibel 12y ago
I actually like it this way, although i'm probably in the minority. I know when i want to search and it's just a cmd+k away (or ctrl+k in non-osx os')
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by mweibel 13y ago
FYI: Can't play the videos on Firefox, no supported Mime Type
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Why the iOS notifications are ruining my marriage(hackingui.com)
13 points by mweibel 13y ago|11 comments
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by mweibel 13y ago
Well i guess because 80% of mac users will never need a compiler. Also instead of downloading the whole xcode you can download the xcode cli tools.
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by mweibel 13y ago
Well it's since years (maybe even decades) like this. French speaking cantons are usually much more open to immigrants or to less strict rules with asylum for example (it's a phenomen called "Röstigraben") ;). In this vo
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by mweibel 13y ago
Interesting. I'm swiss and usually our postal codes are translated to zip code. Would postal code be the generic translation then?
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Swiss Voters Narrowly Approve Curbs on Immigration(nytimes.com)
2 points by mweibel 13y ago|2 comments
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by mweibel 13y ago
How about chars in zip codes (afaik GB has chars in zip codes)? Input validation is usually a UX fail because there will be for sure one thing you miss (traditional example: email address validation). Zip codes I'd rather don't ch
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by mweibel 13y ago
So you're implying that 99% of humanity will have no privacy nor security?
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by mweibel 13y ago
After reading your comment I went to the control panel of java and there you can at least disable the browser plugin. But removing it entirely would be better
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by mweibel 13y ago
I wondered that as well, could entirely just clever branding because of neutrality. They state in the video: "Blackphone is a Swiss joint venture between Silent Circle and Geeksphone"... Still doesn't reveal much, as both com
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by mweibel 13y ago
As far as I understood it: the proposal doesn't specify this. This (among other questions) has to be solved by the parliament in case the proposal is accepted.
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by mweibel 13y ago
> "[...] and obtaining citizenship is absurdly difficult." Can you elaborate? I'd like to have some arguments from an "outsider" if I encounter a discussion about this again :) The current majority (more or less
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by mweibel 13y ago
I have a late 2008 macbook pro (which happens to be the oldest supported version) and Mountain Lion worked flawlessly. I'll upgrade to Mavericks today and see what happens. I think it'll work without problems :)
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by mweibel 13y ago
The article I didn't really see (actually I saw the link but thought it goes back to the introductionary article, didn't read properly enough). I got now a better understanding at what you're trying to solve. What I didn&#x27
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by mweibel 13y ago
Really great way to present a new tool, congrats! However, I still don't know what exactly is this tool supposed to do :( Care to explain a bit more? (Just for the record: I know bower, npm, requirejs etc.)
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by mweibel 13y ago
Clickable: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by mweibel 13y ago
ah ok, thanks for clarifying :)
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by mweibel 13y ago
+1 about personatest.org. I felt also slightly uncomfortable about this and would like to know the reason :) Otherwise it seems great :)
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by mweibel 13y ago
Hm, I'm confused now - maybe my sentence wasn't clear enough. What I wanted to say is wether he realises that the blogpost was written in the future (2 years from now)..
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by mweibel 13y ago
You realise that this post speaks about 2013 as it would be in the past, right?
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Akka 2.2.0 released – distributed, concurrent applications on the JVM(letitcrash.com)
91 points by mweibel 13y ago|13 comments

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