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Some highlights from the pages: "This alpha milestone marks a complete feature freeze." "The current release schedule calls for a beta release in about a month and a release candidate about a month from then." "The
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I wonder if someone has done (could do) an analysis of how much dip, the BSD+Patents License caused, in the adoption of React?
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From the pages: "This alpha milestone marks a complete feature freeze." "The current release schedule calls for a beta release in about a month and a release candidate about a month from then." "The Django 1.11.x se
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I like that there're companies like Mapbox and CityMapper challenging Google Maps and Apple Maps. But giving a blank slate to a user and having them input a text query when they open the App might not be the best idea. In my head I rem
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The story of the restoration of The Apu Trilogy by Satyajit Ray (almost 2 decades after the original prints got badly damaged in a fire), is as heart warming - http://www.hindustantimes.com/bollywood/restoring-ray-s-cl
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It's so great that they shared all these findings: I hope the XCode team takes notice and fixes some of the nagging compile time and indexing issues!
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World’s largest Spar platform is enroute from South Korea to Norway
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A big (practical) problem is that you might not be around to take the clothes of the clothline in time and they end up 'roasting' for extra hours/days. Sunlight definitely does fade the colors.
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Sunlight isn't an overkill. It's a great germ killer (You have to be cautious not to leave them out for too long, lest the UV/Heat damages the colours). You can use a lot of detergent to remove the last bacteria; but househol
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There are other comments in here comparing react-native to Electron. Do you know if you could build Nylas Mail at the same pace with react-native? Will the binary size/RAM usage drop significantly on react-native?
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The original blog post is from Oct 2016... can't reproduce the bug now. That's ok; not deceiving.
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Ask HN: How would Ubuntu's move to Gnome3 affect Debian vs. Ubuntu installs?
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That's interesting. But I wonder if many product developers will be ok with a common view layer -- Android and iOS's UX and design language are different (Icon sizes, tab bar, back button... all that).
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What a quandary: We see military weapons technology put to terrible use all the time, and yet, so much technology shows up in (US) military use first.
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10y ago
She can survive in a jungle for years, and communicate with a troop of monkeys. You need examples still?
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For other Indians, please stop bringing your regional biases to global forums. Also 'Malayam'. Really?
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It's sad for Apple's profitability; Not sad for the world. #sustainability and #environment matter.
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Debian vs. Ubuntu
(datamation.com)
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I like the pragmatism in this letter: "What the Unity8 team has delivered so far is beautiful, usable and solid, but I respect that markets, and community, ultimately decide which products grow and which disappear." Ubuntu has don
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Beej's Guide to Network Programming
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The case for deprecating iOS's UITableView (plus Android)
(pspdfkit.com)
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I should've explained. I meant, how can skin colour be wrong or right!
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"people of the wrong skin color". Ugh
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I hate to bring this up -- but I earnestly think that Apple would do better with a Product Manager at the top post. Tim did good work for the company in optimizing operations, however envisioning new products is a different ball game.
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This NYT article (titled, "Uber Extends an Olive Branch to Local Governments") is mostly about this sentiment - http://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/08/technology/uber-movement-t...
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Looking at the last two years, it's difficult to be excited about this year's Apple Events. He did well in his role in Operations; but guess Apple needs someone from Products/Design division with a refreshing future vision.
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India resists giving tax concessions to Apple for local manufacturing
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Why are you guys talking about building policies in US, when this project is supposedly for under-developed countries?
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Also farms usually have a store room attached to keep the equipment. It's also cool in there cause it's made in a traditional way - thatched roof, wood, mud, thick walls etc. So it makes for a nice resting place when it's hot
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Does it pack a tractor in? Who's gonna till the soil? Very click-baity. I can pack in all the required farming equipment needed for a 2 acre land in under $20,000 in India (including a good tractor!). And I get to chose what I want. $5
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