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by scotth 7y ago
Flutter might actually have some legs. It's gaining a lot of steam without any Fuchsia involvement. I'm a UI-focused engineer who's been working with it for the past 8 months or so, and I'm really liking it. Hot reload i
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by scotth 7y ago
What specifically isn't elegant about Dart in your opinion? Seems like a perfectly good language to me, and although it's nothing fancy, it does have a bit of sugar, and a solid standard library. I also like how codegen and static
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by scotth 7y ago
Leave my the state of my wrists alone.
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by scotth 7y ago
You don't even need the controller.
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by scotth 7y ago
I signed up, and I'm looking forward to it. My brother and friends are similarly excited.
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by scotth 7y ago
How about old hungry lawyers?
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by scotth 7y ago
I think it probably means you should read the article — everyone can join.
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by scotth 7y ago
Thank you :)
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by scotth 7y ago
I'd love one, if you would be so kind. Email in my profile.
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by scotth 7y ago
Swift makes me feel jealous. What a cool language.
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by scotth 7y ago
Doesn't seem like the kind of thing you can rely on in an emergency.
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by scotth 7y ago
I've been working with it for about 6 months, and TS a couple years before that. Dart is missing some things, but it's alright. The standard lib is great.
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by scotth 7y ago
Are you familiar with svgo?
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by scotth 8y ago
My experience so far as a beta tester has been very positive, for what it's worth.
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by scotth 8y ago
> No ad network but the Google ad network allowed This is not true. https://www.ampproject.org/docs/reference/components/amp-ad#...
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by scotth 8y ago
The Google Home app. I remember it being under accessibility.
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by scotth 9y ago
Sounds unlikely. Is there any evidence of this?
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by scotth 9y ago
Sketch files are zip archives containing a bunch of JSON, so they're likely looking at/storing extracted state.
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by scotth 9y ago
If I wanted a car, I'd want a Bolt.
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by scotth 9y ago
Agreed. I'm not sure where the misconception of their furniture being difficult to build comes from. In my experience their instructions are unambiguous and well-designed.
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by scotth 9y ago
But does it melt in your mouth?
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by scotth 9y ago
What was improved with this release?
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by scotth 9y ago
You can, and Google does. For example: https://fonts.google.com/metadata/fonts And here's the code in Angular's $http service for stripping out that string: https://github.com/angular/ang
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by scotth 10y ago
Bizarrely, humans weren't used for computation in the Matrix. They were batteries...somehow.
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by scotth 10y ago
You already have that problem, whether or not you were aware of it. Many (most?) English speaking countries use DD/MM.
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by scotth 10y ago
It does if the @font-face rule specifies a local() src.
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by scotth 10y ago
Did you know there's a "Trips" section in the navigation drawer? https://support.google.com/inbox/answer/6228360?hl=en under the "Find your Trip in Inbox" header
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by scotth 10y ago
We didn't have a chance to test specifically on Arch, but we think we got it. Let us know if it works out.
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by scotth 10y ago
We fixed our Edge bugs, and removed the block. If you see anything strange don't hesitate to report them at https://www.github.com/google/fonts/issues .
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by scotth 10y ago
This issue should now be resolved. Thanks for the report. Don't hesitate to add issues to https://www.github.com/google/fonts/issues if you see any other strangeness.

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