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by naugtur 6y ago
Actually, it's less than that. Safari doesn't share some of the features. IIRC one if them is service workers.
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by naugtur 6y ago
Do for privacy policies and ToS what we did for software licenses. So that I read the lawyer explain ApachePrivacy1.0 and can reuse that knowledge going forward. And it seems like startups would benefit from that a lot. They tend to copy-pa
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by naugtur 6y ago
I've seen a computer in 2008 that was like the bottom part of a laptop and between the keyboard and where the hinges would be it had a 3 row braille display. It was pretty old at the time and quite thick, with modern technology could
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by naugtur 6y ago
A promise is a promise. The "no way to spy" is likely just compliance. A lot of companies have compliance guarantees in place, like SOC2, which is about processes and documentation/audit trail. So the thing blocking you from
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by naugtur 6y ago
Somewhat related self advertising. I made this tiny tool that lets you take a YouTube playlist or channel and turn it into a podcast RSS that works with any podcast listening app that still supports RSS sources. And the final audio URLs are
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by naugtur 6y ago
I don't remember the last time I got in a real trouble with Linux on my laptop. Been using it happily for 10 years now. Just took my 7yr old laptop that wouldn't boot windows in reasonable time and installed a brand new Ubuntu to
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Show HN: Comunity Conference Organizer Checklist(dev.to)
6 points by naugtur 7y ago|0 comments
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by naugtur 8y ago
I wouldn't doubt it was written by a human if I saw it on stackoverflow.
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What Google isn't telling us about its AI demo(axios.com)
1 points by naugtur 8y ago|0 comments
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by naugtur 9y ago
Testling's been down for years. It got discontinued. Nothing this convenient came from the competing services.
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by naugtur 9y ago
There used to be a barely-working whatsapp client on FFOS while it was still alive. OpenWapp was the name. And you could register/authenticate via SMS. Stopped working at some point though because whatsapp api changes.
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by naugtur 9y ago
Same story with me, starting at age 7, but in Poland. I crossed the biggest street in the 38k population town on my way. But I think parents were ok with it mostly because it was considered normal at the time and noone spent time pondering
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by naugtur 9y ago
When a term seems silly to me I replace it with cauliflower and proceed. After all, language is all arbitrary.
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by naugtur 9y ago
You might have to read the article to know that ;)
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by naugtur 9y ago
Yeah, sounds like a good way to get junior developers impressed and anyone with real experience to drop out from the interview.
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by naugtur 9y ago
I'm not an author, but based on my reading of it (and I read the whole thing) it really just depends on polyfills you use with your webpack build. I'd risk saying IE10+
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by naugtur 9y ago
I found it a while ago and I like the simplicity. The thing that got me sold on the idea is how simple actions are. You can have them work like thunk by calling an action as a callback in another action or just return a promise. No middlewa
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by naugtur 9y ago
I wonder what Mozilla did wrong that this thread is not full of "I'll just switch to Firefox" I'm on Firefox all the time and it's a RAM saver ;) Full disclosure: I'm not related to Mozilla in any way but defin
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What if we're overestimating AI again?(naugtur.pl)
1 points by naugtur 10y ago|0 comments
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by naugtur 11y ago
Haha, just wanted to link that. To draw people's attention: this article explores results of replacing this array of numbers with predictable values.
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by naugtur 11y ago
Shorter version: <p onclick=n=Date.now;id||(t=n(id=s=0));(e=n(++s)-t)<2E4?style.margin=e%300:alert(s)>X
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by naugtur 11y ago
Is it really important? It exists to simplify app development, not to be fast. If you want fast, use similiar tools based on virtualdom module
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by naugtur 12y ago
It looks like I'm first here. Check out Addy Osmani's book first http://www.addyosmani.com/resources/essentialjsdesignpattern...
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by naugtur 12y ago
How is this news?
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by naugtur 13y ago
It actually works, and without any hardware or even a webcam. Clever ;)
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by naugtur 13y ago
The first startup I ever worked for was something similar. We connected websites directly to a service that created automatic translations for language versions within a minute from posting new content on the page, and then it would schedul
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by naugtur 14y ago
The author is saying the technology lagged behind, and presents content that just says "you can use javascript for more than you could in IE5!"
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by naugtur 14y ago
Finally - the way I wanted to explore it :)
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by naugtur 14y ago
I have taken a different route on that. Take a look: http://naugtur.github.com/builder4impress/
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by naugtur 14y ago
I am a html5 JS developer taking part in all this and I happen to share your opinion from time to time. I enjoy using lynx (ok, links2 actually). Don't worry, there's lots of people who are trying to keep the web worth your attention :)

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