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by nsm 13y ago
Use the nightly builds, they are updated daily.
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by nsm 13y ago
For one thing it has a much better box model than CSS/HTML, layouts are much nicer. It allows you to have a scripted UI in C++ apps, but there is no reason someone couldn't write a codegen to spit out HTML/CSS. There is alrea
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by nsm 13y ago
It's correct. uv_fs_req_cleanup() deletes some private data associated with the uv_fs_t. `result` is part of the public interface and is unaffected.
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by nsm 13y ago
Author here. It's because it uses the Haiku standard theme shipped with the sphinx documentation generator, which does come from the Haiku project :)
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by nsm 13y ago
I do hope this will work even if I don't have a smartphone. It's ridiculous how a lot of mechanical things today are bound to the digital world when they don't need to be.
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by nsm 13y ago
Buddycloud.
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by nsm 13y ago
Murphy ave. near the Caltrain station.
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by nsm 13y ago
How does this work if I don't have a smartphone?
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by nsm 13y ago
seconded
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by nsm 13y ago
meego on a n9!
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by nsm 13y ago
So its, 2013, and they're explicitly avoiding XMPP compatibility? Doesn't anyone learn?
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by nsm 14y ago
This is a very incomplete and slightly biased article. 1) He compares the highest end latest greatest product of Apple, to the Lumia 800, when the Lumia 920 is the high end phone for that. 2) The article talks only about minor UI quibbles,
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by nsm 14y ago
another +1. I'm on a x230 with SSD and everything is flawless.
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by nsm 14y ago
I've often wondered about replacing HTML/CSS/JS with QtQuick and QML. Thoughts?
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by nsm 14y ago
why is this even on 'Hacker' News?
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by nsm 14y ago
Not questioning your choice, I disconnected myself from the mainstream world once as well. But now I'm starting to think that our tendency to do this (specifically stop reading newspapers) may be leading to a disconnect from participating i
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by nsm 14y ago
Agreed! If you aren't app crazy, just want basic email/calendar/contacts and maps, then Nokia is the best. Rock solid hardware and offline maps!
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by nsm 14y ago
See if you can get your hands on a Symbian/WP8 device for cheap. I have a Nokia 500, which is smart enough for my needs, and Nokia maps offers entire countries/states to download so that they are available offline. Offline landmark coverage
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by nsm 14y ago
Urm, pretty much all of the rest of the world. The contract system is big only in the US and EU, and it is a somewhat broken system. It doesn't have a poor camera, it has a very good camera, only not as good as the GS3 or iphone The GS3 is
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by nsm 14y ago
buddycloud is the one sane federated social network that is piggybacking on a protocol that has proven itself for over a decade. And I'm really expecting things from them now that they got incubator funding through Mozilla WebFWD. I think t
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by nsm 14y ago
agreed! After a LOT of deliberation about what high-end smartphone to buy, I finally ended up on a Nokia 500 (Symbian Belle, Wi-fi, good sync support, super Nokia Maps) because I realised that I didn't want to always be connected, and I h
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by nsm 14y ago
Offtopic: I love the random header images.
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Demystifying JSCrush: Reverse engineering a js1k entry(blog.nikhilism.com)
2 points by nsm 15y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Gocco - Docco clone in Go(nikhilm.github.com)
1 points by nsm 15y ago|0 comments
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The IT Crowd?(blog.nikhilism.com)
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by nsm 15y ago
Try eclim for Eclipse/Java/Vim integration. I run in the headed Eclipse mode, and use the Eclipse UI for reading errors, debugging, and to run/terminate processes, and use vim for writing code. eclim provides autocomplete, lots of useful ma
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Show HN: zero server-side logic multiplayer Tic-Tac-Toe with Redis + Backbone(tictactoe.nikhilism.com)
2 points by nsm 15y ago|0 comments
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Why (Indian) students should attend college(blog.nikhilism.com)
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by nsm 15y ago
> For anyone who likes to tweak and tinker, and who loves having full control over their computing experience, I highly recommend it. My experience has been the exact opposite. I've been using Arch for over 3 years now. And once I had t
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by nsm 16y ago
redis, node.js, socket.IO, ccache (not new, but new for me), QML

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