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by shade23 11y ago
I disagree with your POV.I would rather say that everyone likes a change.Most of the programmers have very active lifestyle where they pursue physical labour based hobbies.To bring in an age-old platitude , "Everything is good in moder
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by shade23 11y ago
Any reasons for you to say this? Like examples or scenarios in a start up environment?
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by shade23 11y ago
Parse was the go-to platform for those who wanted to concentrate on their end product.I know people with (day to week)-old ideas who could set up the complete application using parse.It not only made life simpler for everyone but greatly su
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Microsoft’s insane Android alarm app wants you to make faces at 6AM(theverge.com)
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by shade23 11y ago
I guess all those Social networking websites(MySpace,Orkut etc) can be involved here.If these sort of questions pique your interest.I'd suggest you take a look a the Chinese market. It can be treated as a parallel universe where apps&#
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by shade23 11y ago
webpage down?Any link to a cached copy?
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Ask HN: What happened to the hacker news API?
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SR-71 Blackbird Pilot Trolls Arrogant Fighter Pilot with Ground Speed Check(tribunist.com)
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by shade23 11y ago
A possible trip experience for Uber.And I guess this is what they are looking at : https://medium.com/swlh/ubergenius-686e16799228#.bb0h1mx2y
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Introducing Uber Trip Experiences API(newsroom.uber.com)
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7 Things You Should Know About WebAssembly(auth0.com)
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Android: QualityMatters more than PerfMatters(artemzin.com)
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Expos 20 at Harvard College(writingprogram.fas.harvard.edu)
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by shade23 11y ago
>In a surprise move, Google has started moving people over to Inbox, a much less powerful app that was seen as another Google experiment. I distinctly remember reading somewhere that Gmail interface was simplified and inbox was a much mo
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US University Deadline Help List – Chennai Floods 2015(painttheplanetblueblog.wordpress.com)
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by shade23 11y ago
I totally appreciate complete focus on content.But is there any specific reason that people would not want to use any form of templating/styling? This is a genuine question and not sarcasm.I have seen this sort of styling on several si
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by shade23 11y ago
Seems like the link opens a different page from the original ? Original Link : https://media.netflix.com/en/tech-blog/linux-performance-ana...
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by shade23 11y ago
You can obviously append extra details separately,but if someone gave you a 100 page list which contains every possible detail of every item.Then would you read it? Would you use a dictionary which contained everything etymology to usage an
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by shade23 11y ago
I agree with you on several parts,And there have actually been some decent attempts which i regularly use [1],[2]. I find it fascinating how people use Github to maintain curated lists. But I find list-making as an art in itself.It require
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by shade23 11y ago
And I agree with you. I was not even talking about rebuilding.Its more of.Like imagine if you were asked to make up http handling code from scratch in every project.If you were asked to ignore things like Jquery Ajax or Angular or any other
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by shade23 11y ago
But the AJAX spec says that if the the request type is GET,the body/data is set to null[1] or am I reading it wrong. [1]: http://www.w3.org/TR/XMLHttpRequest/#dom-xmlhttprequest-send
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by shade23 11y ago
I've had to face the most horrible people with the most horrible requests.One of them being a request to "Send a payload with a Get request" . I spent nearly 2 months of my life convincing them this was not possible.I underst
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by shade23 11y ago
I guess this would be similar to the Samsung/Apple patent wars which happened?I guess that explains why no-one else tried making anything similar.
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by shade23 11y ago
Wow.I never gave much thought to Apple's magnetic connector till.The battery box does look like an ugly hack.But what I dont get is.Its magnets attracting.What and exactly what have they patented?
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by shade23 11y ago
And now the site seems to have messed up.
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by shade23 11y ago
It does not seem to be working for me. It does not reflect logic changes and I thought it was only for UI,however that also had no effect.Am I doing something wrong?
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The last known and still unsolved cable highjacking(damninteresting.com)
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by shade23 11y ago
Its funny how the iPhone often gets used for its sensors/functionalities for far flung use cases. I wonder if an android phone would be capable of this.
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Facebook will now offer to hide your exes from you after a breakup(theverge.com)
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Android app development using the reactive programming paradigm (RxJava)(medium.com)
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