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by oceanswave 9y ago
According to saving.org, 111.42. According to http://www.earlytelevision.org/color.html a 21" color tv in 1955 was $755 1955 dollars... or more than 6 iPhones. This site seems to have more prices of goods http:/&
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by oceanswave 9y ago
To be fair, Some androids have a similar feature, the comments on this HN question are enlightening. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13957797
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by oceanswave 9y ago
There's sunlight in California? Good gravy I need to get out more.
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by oceanswave 9y ago
The point of the parent article is to describe how it works in depth, with a technical paper coming soon. Here's a marketing video that might help: https://youtu.be/K4wEI5zhHB0?t=1m12s
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Interesting that they've tried to tackle this too: https://www.macrumors.com/2017/06/30/ios-11-do-not-disturb-w...
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Interesting the phenomenon where although the original presentation... 1. Indicates it will recognize you in the dark ( https://youtu.be/mMV_LcrZtLg?t=21m29s ) 2. An accompanying video indicates it works in the dark ( https:&
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by oceanswave 9y ago
These go to 19.5:9
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Google is pushing PWAs pretty hard and WebKit recently started working on service workers so it's closer than we probably realize
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by oceanswave 9y ago
The entire Super Mario Bros game for the NES is 31kb for comparison
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by oceanswave 9y ago
It's funny how you can spot the junior devs, who are accustomed to one thing and refuse to learn another. There is a beauty about the JavaScript language that most people don't get, and how a lot of behavior can be added after the
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by oceanswave 9y ago
I feel sorry that they paid you then
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Because type (prototype) and data (Json) are two different things, if you need it -- JSON.stringify(obj, (k, v) => v === undefined ? null : v);
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Seems like one would have 2x as many bugs with the same experience having to write the app twice in swift and then again in Java/kotlin
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by oceanswave 9y ago
And my linter, or flow, typescript will pick that up in the same way the compiler will. Just because tooling these days catches these things in 'type safe' languages doesn't mean it's not a pointer to a chunk of memory t
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Microsoft uses React on office/outlook.com and they're much bigger than you
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Out of the languages you mention, I'd still pick JavaScript + typescript
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Yes exactly -- and the blend of native and non native can be taken to other approaches, but many just look at things like nodejs and think solely JavaScript, even though there is an extensive c++ interaction layer through the napi that can
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Oddly enough, Microsoft doesn't have its own client side ui framework, they build typescript and some other component stacks but leverage other UI frameworks in their products. React seems big in their office division - with outlook.co
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Been using angular for years, and recently picked up react -- as time goes on the HTML based DSL within templates starts to approach JavaScript
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by oceanswave 9y ago
If you'd like to, these links will let you do so from the comfort of your (desktop) browser. https://tenso.rs http://gpu.rocks/
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Microsoft too: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cognitive-service...
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by oceanswave 9y ago
From an interface perspective. From a behavioral perspective not so much. A lot of classes will throw not implemented or have slightly different results
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by oceanswave 9y ago
I'm an old fart, this is modern to me: http://kristopolous.github.io/BOOTSTRA.386/
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Wait, is this a recent article? If so, this is a really great attempt at humor: "My colleague told me to abandon Delphi, it’s obsolete, Silverlight is the future.”
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by oceanswave 9y ago
The thing that really chaps my hide about the proliferation of these terminal based apps is that now I have all these terminal instances open. For each cool app like this or terminal based chat apps or terminal slack that's another 2.4
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Odd response given the first application of their tunnel tech is to build a tunnel under the road between spacex and the parking garage. Not sure if that's short distance enough but it seems like it
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Creating tunnels in an efficient manner is orthogonal to concepts such as hyperloop
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Just QAing their systems in preparation for the vote on August 16th. Anyone think the vote might go the other way? Beuler? Bueler? Ok then, that's depressing.
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by oceanswave 9y ago
For me it was Fapton
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by oceanswave 9y ago
In my view, messaging is the best example of how bloat over time kills apps. Nobody actively wants to switch messaging apps, but with numerous apps that have come and gone throughout the years - from icq to msn messenger to yahoo messenger

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