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pookeh
11y ago
One possible way they can benefit is to generate metadata (e.g. keywords used in messages) against a Whatsapp profile that they have linked to facebook accounts. They would then unleash their ad platform to users across the web where facebo
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Time to take Nuclide for a spin
(reactnative.com)
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11y ago
It might be helpful perhaps to provide some kubernetes configuration set up (or like a presetup kubernetes running in vagrant) that has all the nodes correctly configured out of the box to easily get started with development and prototyping
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pookeh
11y ago
Or maybe within the brain of this large organism, the signals do propagate one end to another but through wormholes, thus not being limited to speed of light.
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11y ago
While I prefer to develop today on OS X...your post is nothing but FUD. > What about lack of all the Linux/OS X GUI software? Windows prolly has more GUI applications than both those OSes combined. That's not necessarily a good
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11y ago
Depends if the node is a Windows executable or a Linux binary.
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11y ago
All these reasons in Typescript are intentionally designed so that it's easy to work with the rest of the JS ecosystem. Good tooling + rapid prototyping is a strength not a weakness.
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11y ago
Please don't add type inference. Coming from Scala it seems such a beautiful concept and a productivity booster when you are writing code but then you come back a few months later / see someone else's code and quickly figure
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11y ago
Yes
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Surprised http://druid.io/ wasn't mentioned. This db was made specifically for both real time analytics and batch analytics. It even has a nice front end http://imply.io/
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11y ago
Given that the posts can be from folks that work in the company Facebook would be trading stocks for, that would count as insider trading.
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11y ago
It uses AWT (1) so no it won't work with GWT. [1] https://github.com/apache/pdfbox/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=awt
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11y ago
Anti tracking and ad blocking are not the same thing. I don't want to see ads period, not just tell the websites to not track my preferences so they can gauge what ads to show.
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11y ago
Would you also complain if Google came out with a rich text editor for Android written in Java? React is more than a library, it's an ecosystem. If you don't want to use the ecosystem use something else. Seriously there are like 5
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11y ago
Quick note to HN readers: if you Ctrl+A / Command+A (Select ALl) you can actually read the article.
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11y ago
Better ES6 support.
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11y ago
I don't think pixelation from digital zoom is a cause of tv resolution (it was decades ago)...since digital zoom will produce pixelation artifacts that cover multiple tv pixels. Example just connect your tv to your computer and zoom i
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Control someone's Christmas lights remotely
(christmasinfairbanks.com)
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"My web server died when I ran into the wall" "Not enough bricks to establish connection to db container" "Firewall daemon in container shuts off at night then comes back on automatically at day" ...yea
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11y ago
Given questionable academia politics, low to non-existent pay for PhD candidates as TAs, grants being mostly consumed by the school, profs acting as middle managers rather than true mentors, race to the bottom for quantity over quality of p
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11y ago
If they are spending their own money then they are not in debit...it is only if they are borrowing. Either case it is a paper loss except in the former case the example you give is reversed.
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It also becomes extremely easy for browser vendors to not allow blocking them.
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11y ago
Although the UI looks good, there are a few problems that are still keeping me from using it: 1. When two or more people are editing the same card's description, the description goes out of sync and ends up not saving either of the cha
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11y ago
I can barely see a lot of important UI now with the 'light look' (e.g. lots of buttons in task description...how do I add a follower?). How do you even pass accessibility guidelines with this?
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TBH, we didn't have to do much performance tuning. The Meteor app we are building is heavy on the database CRUD (like real heavy) so there is not much to tune code-wise other than define good data structures for your db. And really, if
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+1 for Meteor. We've been using Meteor for about 8 months now and are amazed with the productivity and no-boilerplate code. To give some context, we were previously a JVM-only shop. In the past we've used Spring+Hibernate+GWT for
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I don't think I can open those falcon doors when parked inside my garage. Which is a pity because it is damn cold in Canada half the year.
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12y ago
I initially thought you guys were the ones who created gitter.im and you were just expanding its scope ... Might be worthwhile to reconsider the name.
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12y ago
I am trying to disrupt the social media analytics market, where currently the tools charge exorbitant fees to get simple social analytics. I am also thinking of exploring some other avenues too, like providing a non-SaaS solution. Although,
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I built a social media analytics tool. Check out the video on the homepage
(trenspire.com)
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12y ago
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