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by spicyj 11y ago
How is this at all related to Bezos?
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by spicyj 11y ago
This sounds like a bug. How do you repro this? I started on the note when logged out and clicking "Chan Zuckerberg Initiative" brought me to that page with no dialogs about logging in.
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by spicyj 11y ago
Has it really been so big a failure as the press has led us to believe? https://www.facebook.com/zuck/posts/10102461245925231
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by spicyj 11y ago
Neither of them changed their names.
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by spicyj 11y ago
I mean, it depends on your data access patterns. Arrays are good for some things, trees are good for other things. Here's another option.
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by spicyj 11y ago
Most of your components should be made up of smaller components. I'm not sure why this distinction is useful?
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by spicyj 11y ago
I appreciate you saying that. Thank you.
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by spicyj 11y ago
180KB is comparable to a medium-size image.
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by spicyj 11y ago
As someone who used to work at Khan Academy… This is so sad. The Common Core standards are designed very well. They emphasize understanding over mechanics. They've gotten surprisingly bad press from parents who don't understand ma
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by spicyj 11y ago
I doubt it tracks pages you visit in other applications…
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by spicyj 11y ago
The product was renamed to Free Basics to make its goal clearer.
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by spicyj 11y ago
Except that it's opt-in.
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by spicyj 11y ago
I assume the question was about _how_ backwards compatibility is holding x86 back and what features are problematic.
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by spicyj 11y ago
Not sure yet. :) Some languages that are interesting include Swift, Rust, and OCaml, but we'll see where things go and how they work with WebAssembly.
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by spicyj 11y ago
> As soon as GC is supported, you'll be able to access the DOM and the JavaScript context in WebAssembly. Do you have any anticipated timeline for this? For React, at least, we're eagerly looking forward to the opportunity to w
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by spicyj 11y ago
> UGH. Shoot me. I'm sorry.
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by spicyj 11y ago
(I work on React.) Facebook works on tools that help Facebook. We like to give back to the community whenever we can. Unlike most other platforms, our end goal is not building and making tools or technology. Instead, we build whatever hel
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by spicyj 11y ago
(If you find a bug in the React devtools, please report it on our GitHub page and we'll get it fixed.)
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by spicyj 11y ago
Unlikely, given that mtgx's account here is 3.5 years old.
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How Facebook is using AI to help bring photos to life for the blind(fastcompany.com)
1 points by spicyj 11y ago|0 comments
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by spicyj 11y ago
The app doesn't send anything to the server: https://twitter.com/alexstamos/status/655459585642225664
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by spicyj 11y ago
Amazon generally has good customer service. They might refund you if you ask.
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by spicyj 11y ago
One second is a long time. That's a drop of 16 feet?
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by spicyj 11y ago
(To be fair, the initial release was 0.3 and we skipped over 0.6 and 0.7. http://facebook.github.io/react/blog/2013/12/19/react-v0.8.0... )
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by spicyj 11y ago
Yes, with the exception of the React.initializeTouchEvents() removal and the ReactTestUtils change I noted.
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by spicyj 11y ago
Were my "Upgrade Guide" and "Breaking Changes" sections not clear? I tried to make it as clear as possible but you still seem confused…
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React v0.14(facebook.github.io)
320 points by spicyj 11y ago|114 comments
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by spicyj 11y ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10346928 .
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by spicyj 11y ago
I stand corrected! Thank you.
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by spicyj 11y ago
"online" is accepted as a word now, but the navigator.onLine property was added in IE4 (released in 1997) back when "on line" was the conventional spelling.

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