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by pducks32 10y ago
Helping newcomers find an entry point really helps them feel like they are contributing and helps them get involved. It's also important to be understanding when their code fails CI tests a few times.
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by pducks32 10y ago
Does anybody have any insight into Twitter's development structure? Do they have a separate mobile and desktop team; a single team; or separate teams where the desktop team just keeps the thing going until the mobile team can scale the
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by pducks32 10y ago
Bahahahaha yea no. These journalists are funny.
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by pducks32 10y ago
Haha yea I know a lot of people who hate green bubbles.
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by pducks32 10y ago
Oh I didn't know that. It still seems weird. Objective-C has always been hard for me to read and yet I love reading code—especially Apple's—so I guess the struggle will continue. Even if that means I can't really contribute t
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by pducks32 10y ago
I would love Apple to add some of this stuff to Calendar. I believe Calender is now on iCloud so interoperability is hard but that would also be great. Come on Apple I believe in you!
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by pducks32 11y ago
Couldn't a hash work for immutability? Like an md5 hash of the text?
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by pducks32 11y ago
I'm with you there
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by pducks32 11y ago
That would be awesome but I think it's a huge job so it really need a purpose. Java is awesome but I love rust, yet that's not really a good enough reason I think.
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by pducks32 11y ago
They do in the interface builder however if you just wanted to use programmatically created views then not really no.
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by pducks32 11y ago
I'd like them to choose a folder name that isn't specific to a site. .github would look silly on hit lab but I like the idea of having a serrated folder.
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Ask HN: How to Assimilate into Silicon Valley
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by pducks32 11y ago
The photographer said "hey eat an apple, it'll make you look like even more of an asshole"
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by pducks32 11y ago
This is soo useful!
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Yea I was worried about the same thing, I've tried it and it's a tad different. Give a few days I think.
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by pducks32 11y ago
I just wanted to say that I was reading the comments here and it hit me that this is the Internet I love. So often we talk about dialogue and having a conversation and I really believe the Internet is perfect for that because its hard to ra
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by pducks32 11y ago
I think modals and hover states to some extent were a response to bloated sites—at least on the web. They needed a new way to grab your attention. They used everything in their arsenal already and needed to drive your focus. Thankful—as Hag
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by pducks32 11y ago
Does anyone know of a good place to learn about these different approaches. I find this so fascinating.
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by pducks32 11y ago
See I think Flux is too low-level. I think it's too hard to reason about from the top level. Not that the architecture is inherently bad—people are using it a ton–but that things get out of hand way to fast. Regardless I can't wai
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by pducks32 11y ago
I don't think so. We like to fight, and we're not particularly keen on losing. In the spirit of competition: bring it. -America
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by pducks32 11y ago
The best part is that someone important at Google say this and no matter how they respond it's just funny.
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by pducks32 11y ago
Idk but I'm not the biggest an of the implementation of Material Design. I like the principles but some of the elements are just really ugly–i.e. the huge heroes.
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by pducks32 12y ago
(Note: I have an iPhone and so can't test it myself, but I can read the client js code) My guess is that they are routed through the phone. That's certainly something that Apple would have a hard time allowing which might explain