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Platform generalists versus framework specialists(lostechies.com)
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RCE stands for Remote Code Execution
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Human Interface Guidelines
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The Full StackOverflow Developer(christianheilmann.com)
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This Is Material Design Lite(googledevelopers.blogspot.com)
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I Left My System Fonts in San Francisco(furbo.org)
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I'm Sorry, but Agile Won't Fix Your Products(firstround.com)
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Flash storage failure rates from a large population(perspectives.mvdirona.com)
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They also support compiling their language to Arduino C++.
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There's a third type: the engineer who is outstanding but is addicted to being perceived as brilliant, so they layer extra arrogance on top, never conceding points, overstating facts and contributions, etc. to make themselves appear ev
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If you wear long-sleeve shirts then using the social signifier "feature" of a watch is entirely up to you. I've had a stainless steel Apple Watch for over a week now, and very very few people have actually seen it. I'v
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How is this different from weinre? http://people.apache.org/~pmuellr/weinre/docs/latest/
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Wow, I just ran it, and it says "If you don't have an existing project, we suggest using Yeoman to scaffold out a new one." Craziness! And very cool. Congrats to the Yeoman team.
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dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9460072
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If you want to have a company name listed for your app on the App Store instead of your personal name, you'll need to create an LLC and register it for free with Dunn & Bradstreet, then create your developer account using that.
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Exciting progress, and I'd love to use it, but the thing holding me back is lack of support for ES6 syntax. https://github.com/Microsoft/nodejstools/issues/77
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Snapchat's valuation is based on a single flawed assumption(25hoursaday.com)
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Fascinating comment from Christopher Chedeau of React: "The end game isn’t ReactNative. We want the web to win. Would be great for Angular to try to implement on top of our same primitives to see if we could share the work." It&
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Make your own Apple ][ Watch(instructables.com)
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Chrome DevTools: State of the Union 2015(addyosmani.com)
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Given enough money, all bugs are shallow(blog.codinghorror.com)
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The skillful use of logic in no way negates the slamminess. My primary issue is that the people best able to rebut John's well-argued points are no longer able to do so. My secondary issue is that John could have easily made the same l
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Hmm, a previous competitor slamming them only after they're certain FoundationDB's gag order will prevent a rebuttal. Classy.
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What are the issues with running on Windows? These tools support io.js https://nodejstools.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=io.js
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Well in that case, this problem should solve itself any day now. /s
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Okay Mr. Pedantic, high-performance distributed ACID transactions with an optional SQL layer on top.
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That won't do much good when all the rare talent needed to build it is locked up at Apple and Google.
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> What is an example of something done much better by a closed source database (compared to open source)? How about FoundationDB? ;-)
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Thanks for the pointer to cockroachdb. The last I'd checked (over a year ago), FoundationDB was the only reasonable option for distributed ACID transactions, so it's good to see something else with the same goals.
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Nooooo!!!! FoundationDB is too special to relegate to the iCloud back-end. There's nothing else quite like it out there that's publicly available, either commercial or open-source. This just set the industry back several years.

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