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Wildcard(subtraction.com)
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With Apple Watch, it's time for new ad designs(campaignlive.com)
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It's unfortunate that WatchKit probably won't allow you to build fully native apps until WWDC, but I'm looking forward to taking advantage of Glances and actionable notifications in the meantime. Hopefully Glances will allow
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Expectations for WatchKit(david-smith.org)
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At the time of this comment there are 96 comments with only 6 of them about Alaska. I find that to be an interesting commentary on HN commentaries. ;-)
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Interesting. So is it possible for Apple devices to dynamically exchange their beacon IDs amongst each other (perhaps via an app's back-end service) to enable my second scenario of devices being "paired" and monitoring proxi
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It seems apps have to be built to recognize a fixed set of beacon IDs. Is it possible for apps to discover and monitor a dynamic set of beacons, including beacons intended for other purposes? I'd like to be able to tap into existing
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by orand 12y ago
Apparently it was too long; you didn't read the most interesting bits: sage and electric shock have a measurable impact on improved brain functioning.
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by orand 12y ago
I disagree. I've used all sorts of ergonomic keyboards, but always keep coming back to the quiet low-travel scissor-switch keyboards. I even went so far as to get an Apple wired keyboard for use with my Windows machine at work.
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ETA: when the next version of Windows Server is released.
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Sublime Text Power User Book(sublimetextbook.com)
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The article contains original reporting with newly sourced details not available elsewhere. As a result, as of this moment it's the most detailed article available. It's the best you're going to get, like it or leave it.
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Thinking outside the box (pun intended), how about Cloud9? https://c9.io/
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How the next version of IE, codenamed 'Spartan,' might support extensions(zdnet.com)
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Napping is actually a big part of the culture. You'll see many people catching naps on trains, buses, and other public places, even while standing up. Japan has its own word "inemuri" for the practice of sleeping on the job,
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by orand 12y ago
If I understand correctly, their multi-document ACID transaction support is a big deal. The only other NoSQL/NewSQL systems I'm aware of with that ability are FoundationDB and Google Spanner/F1.
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I would leave that job as quickly as possible. Life is too short to work for a boss who is crazy. You have the drive to learn and grow. Go to meetups, user groups, etc. and get to know others who are like-minded. You'll build the co
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The Broken Promise of the Mobile Web(weblog.west-wind.com)
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The Broken Promise of the Mobile Web(weblog.west-wind.com)
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The Node v0.12 Release Branch is Here – What’s Going On?(strongloop.com)
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Swift Adoption Statistics(scottlogic.com)
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GitHub Flow Like a Pro with these 13 Git Aliases(haacked.com)
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Still no iPad or touch support?
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The author of the Ubersleep book is an example of someone actually sticking with it. http://www.puredoxyk.com/index.php/the-ubersleep-book/ Another well-documented example is Steve Pavlina. http://www.s
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NativeScript – Cross-platform framework for building native mobile applications(blogs.telerik.com)
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I highly recommend listening to JavaScript Jabber's Zone.js interview [1] with Brian Ford that came out yesterday. He mentions collaborating with this NodeJS Zones project and the possibility of convergence. I also recommend watching
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"It'll save time in the long run!" http://xkcd.com/974/
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Pivot tables are from Excel which is very... functional. So, more functional programming features?
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I used to believe that the Japanese diet is inherently healthier because there is lower obesity in Japan. I've asked Japanese people about this and they say that it's actually quite a struggle for many of them to not gain weight,
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It also specifies the license in their blog post announcing the font. https://01.org/clear-sans/blogs/gailfrederick/2013/clear-san...

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