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by scotth 13y ago
Does anyone have information on what is actually different about ART?
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by scotth 13y ago
I can think of one reason, although it's not necessarily a good one, or the only way to do it. Once the connection is established, the server could push down all required resources for the page, rather than wait for the browser to requ
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by scotth 13y ago
/shameless plug
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by scotth 13y ago
If they styled it like a regular car, they might not sell as many, or for as much. See: conspicuous conservation ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conspicuous_conservation )
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by scotth 13y ago
I am an e-cig user, and an ex-smoker. There are five of us now in my group of friends. I love the things. It's become a fun hobby for us. We swap flavours, buy hardware to show off, and talk about our experience whenever we're tog
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by scotth 13y ago
In the article, it's mentioned that there isn't great support for flexbox, which is only half true. Using a combination of the older and new syntax (display: box and display: flex), you can already do quite a bit. I've been u
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by scotth 13y ago
What's the issue?
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by scotth 13y ago
It's true, there are some issues, but Retina is amazing for the day to day. Being able to see the pixels that constitute a glyph or image has become distasteful to me.
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by scotth 13y ago
Dude, civility.
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by scotth 13y ago
I said they made good opposites. I suspect you misread.
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by scotth 13y ago
I kind of like Not In My Backyard as an opposite to NIH.
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by scotth 13y ago
Easy. You skim what you aren't interested in. It's a great review. If you care about your tools, do yourself the favor.
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by scotth 13y ago
Meh, I beg to differ. To each their own, I suppose.
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by scotth 13y ago
I loved this comment. I'm pretty sure it's a (half) joke...
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by scotth 13y ago
Sounds like you're in a rough spot. Hope things improve.
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by scotth 13y ago
Drop some acid? Yeah, I guess you could, but it's far from a free ticket. Besides, it's really easy to be creative without it. There's just one thing you have to do -- think. Just always keep your eyes open to the things that
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by scotth 13y ago
Brain-machine interface, obvi. That or strong AIs. :)
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by scotth 13y ago
Have you been explicitly returning true all this time?
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by scotth 13y ago
Like what?
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by scotth 13y ago
The article directly contradicts your claim.
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by scotth 13y ago
They attempted to sabotage WebGL (refusal to implement) by pointing to shaders as a potential vulnerability (while exposing the very same vulnerabilities in Silverlight, I might add).
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by scotth 13y ago
I use Coffee everyday, and I think the features most worth looking at are that every statement is an expression, list comprehensions and the "do" statement (for closing over variables in loops). And I'm a seasoned JavaScripte
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by scotth 13y ago
That's what TeamCity's for ( http://www.jetbrains.com/teamcity/ ). Seems like they'd work well together.
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by scotth 13y ago
It's compiled and type-checked.
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by scotth 13y ago
Must be.
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by scotth 13y ago
Funny. I use the wireless charger every day, and haven't had that problem. I wonder why?
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by scotth 13y ago
> When the satellite is in orbit around the moon and visible from Earth, one of three ground stations will shoot a laser towards its approximate location. The laser beam from Earth will scan a patch of sky and should illuminate the space
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by scotth 13y ago
I think you're right. Note taken.
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by scotth 13y ago
My reading of the API is that getCountInLastSecond returns the count from the last billion nanoseconds, not the count from the previous second bucket (as the clock ticks). So when he mentions he can't bound memory, it's because he
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by scotth 13y ago
Does anyone know a good answer for the RealTimeCounter question?

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