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10y ago
I like React and React Native, but the latter hits me as not being the best choice form mobile development, especially for a small team: imagine you are developing an app for Android and iOS in React Native, you got your Android developer a
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11y ago
Nicely done. I'm myself toying with webrtc and remote pair programming, so I think this is really cool. One question: before beginning the session I got a "popup" claiming that the session is encrypted, does it just mean it&#
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11y ago
not that I like javascript that much, nor I know how meaningful are the result you can get with js in iot-firefoxOS, but js is absolutely more approachable than C so there's that problem that can be solved (lowering the barriers to acc
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11y ago
honestly, my atom must have something wrong as it hangs like I'm working on a 386 with 1MB ram on startup, open file (I will let you imagine what happens if I open the occasional unfortunate file with long lines)..., and I'm not e
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11y ago
lightweight except Atom struggles on my mbpr 2013 while I use intellij (pycharm) just fine (2 windows/projects at once even)...
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11y ago
How I see it, the standing desk is not about neck health per se. Even if you are sitting you should lift the monitor to the right position to make it more ergonomic (aka have external keyboard and mouse). From this lifted monitor position y
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11y ago
did you google those keyword "anonymously"? because it's pretty well known that the same google search does not give the same result regardlessly from the user that is searching it. cfr. http://dontbubble.us/
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11y ago
>This is one area where I feel strongly that the conveniences of 'Cloud' are outweighed by the risks. I wish this was true, in fact with at least 3 devices I use daily, having an offline password manager means I need to type in
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11y ago
I'd like to read more about flexbox, any link you'd recommend? Especially backwards compatibility and the cross browser/mobile you are mentioning are something I'm interested in. Thanks
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11y ago
If it was stored on their server I would assume I would be able to get my old messages when I change phone but it didn't happen last time I did, plus they could have implemented web also for iOS without relying on your phone to show me
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12y ago
I think he is just saying that iOS is not proof of the native performance of react native as also cordova on iOS is smooth
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12y ago
do you think non-DRM'd ebooks will be seen as goods? Being digital, I can lend it or resell it but I would still own a copy, so how can that be a good?
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12y ago
Very interesting, thanks for the writeup
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12y ago
I just started reading about Nix, do you have some good resources to suggest me on the provisioning in puppet/saltstack/... like scenario? What advantages, how it does things differently... Thanks Edit: I ask because I understand
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12y ago
I really want not to be snarky and downplay anyone efforts, but I just wanted to point out that such an operative system already exists and is open source. You may have heard about it, it's called android... I can't even think of
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12y ago
I'd like to know some performance and language/standard library differences between mono+linux and .NET+Windows (e.g. support for entity framework was not even planned for mono last time I used .NET, which is a lot of time ago). I
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Forget Chile, it is time for Startup Italia
(fabcapo.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
He does not have a beard. I'm very skeptic this language will be successful
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13y ago
A good way for the author to be catched doing it from now on... :)
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13y ago
From a data scientist point of view. But for everyone else I think that's enough data because that's how a user gets to use linux: given a laptop, pick random distro, try, if success: :) else: end. Unless we have linux laptops wid
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13y ago
Ars' headline is not just inaccurate. It's part of what now seem like a clear design of FUD against android. I don't know their rationale for that but I'm starting getting sick of it. Every. Damn. Article. They insinuate
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13y ago
absolutely nothing, if there is no lock-in (using asp.net for example). and you can get locked in as if you use some of their services. you can also evaluate where lock in is acceptable for you/your project... the important thing is kn
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13y ago
should I type my passwords in there? ._.,
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13y ago
Disclaimer I'm currently an intern at http://m.eversnapapp.com that is solving the same problem better ;) but Photostream is probably the worst executed product apple ever made. It's only raison d'être is the soci
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14y ago
"Unity fiasco": any data on the net decrease of ubuntu users caused by unity?
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14y ago
google's closed source apps?
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14y ago
don't be absolutist http://blog.pinboard.in/2011/12/don_t_be_a_free_user/ (the general point "do-have-a-business-model-please" is still true, but when I read it I felt something like "you can always trust your friendly for pay app")
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14y ago
Now. With android intents (ok, not cool as pipes, but the idea is there)
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15y ago
As you can infere, I didn't know that, thanks :)
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15y ago
To me email IS broken. But email is not broken because it's not a todo list (I agree with the author that this is a layer above the protocol to fix). To me email is broken because: 1. a discussion is not a discussion but is a series of mess
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