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9y ago
Is there any chance you're actually thinking about Mackeeper? I've seen those two confused before. MacKeeper is indeed shady, but I think Clean My Mac is a great piece of software.
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Mithril does a global diff, so if the data used in your view functions has changed the view will be updated..
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Solutions and non-solutions to JavaScript's async problem
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Oh if only mentioning mithrils name would be enough to explain it's benefit I think a lot more people would be using it, but we need to do a bit better than that. Mithril is one of the few libraries that really embraces JavaScript and
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Inheritance and the prototype chain in JavaScript
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Hey HN. Spent the past 3 years in my spare time building / perfecting this, with a small overhaul halfway adding swiping and multi language support (you can have several languages active at the same time, not having to switch manually)
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Show HN: A Multi Language T9 Keyboard for iPhone
(typenineapp.com)
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9y ago
Thanks for checking it out. Yeah, I'll put the code on github for the Flems module during the weekend. I think the intro might have been a bit confusing as there's actually 2 parts to this. Flems the module: A "js webapp 
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Show HN: Flems.io – A Single File, Embeddable Web Sandbox
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Nodejitsu (now owned by GoDaddy) keeps charging customers after end of service
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Why should we use pnpm?
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Uber is shutting down in Denmark
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Realm on Node.js
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Keeping Safari a Secret (2013)
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CSS and Scalabilty
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Fluture – An alternative to Promises
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Fantasy Land 1.0
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Realm 1.0
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Workstack 2.0 – Planning Made Easy
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Introducing Realm React Native
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11y ago
I think the parent was talking about the open sourced parse code not being feature complete.
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ThreaditJS Mobile Performance test (angular, react, mithril, ember, vue)
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What Web Can Do Today
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The Linux Foundation Hosts New Open API Initiative Based on Swagger
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Star Trek Is Wrong – There Will Always Be Scarcity
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Show HN: Detect and destroy malware on your web servers
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Build VNC remote access into your products
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11y ago
If you're already at Mises.org you should read Ethics of liberty http://anarcho-capitalist.org/wp-content/pdfs/Rothbard%20%28... For a new liberty https://mises.org/sites/default/fil
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12y ago
Were there specific reasons in choosing atom-shell rather than eg. nw.js?
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Hi. I'm using it for the dictionaries in my Custom keyboard for iOS - Type Nine[1], and for the small amount of settings the app has. It basically provided everything i needed out of the box, and i have dictionaries with 250,000 - 400,
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