timdorr

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by timdorr 9y ago
"Hey Google" is slowly becoming a secondary option: http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/10/17/hey-google-hotword-n...
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Are there any similar teardowns of Palm Pilots and Blackberry's from the same era? What did they do differently and held them back from similar leapfrogs?
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First, you didn't count the 5,000,000 Gear VR headsets, which are co-produced with Oculus. These numbers, if accurate, are prior to the massive price drops from this summer. There was a huge spike in sales, with Oculus struggling to ke
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I'm curious how this was uploaded to GitHub successfully. I guess they do less actual introspection on the repo's contents than I thought. Did it wreak havoc on any systems behind the scenes (similar to big repos like Homebrew&#x2
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Python has always had a good selection of scientific/mathematical libraries (numpy, scipy). In addition, notebook apps like Jupyter fit well with the experimental nature of scientific code. I have a colleague who was attempting to do s
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by timdorr 9y ago
It's basically a personalized version of the Explore page: https://github.com/explore
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I got mine during the summer sale before they offered the all-in-one box. I got my HMD before I got my Touch controllers. Not having Touch was a huge limitation on the kinds of games I could use, and made the experience feel like a neato te
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Literally everyone on AWS, for instance. Except Amazon, of course.
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by timdorr 9y ago
GraphQL has an ongoing discussion about this (that predates much of the recent flare ups about PATENTS): https://github.com/facebook/graphql/issues/351 The complicating factor there is Facebook actually has a
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Also keep in mind that in addition to limited language feature support, many of those older devices have limited performance capabilities as well. So, while you may be able to get your code to run on them, it might not be a great experience
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by timdorr 9y ago
Safari 11 just came out this week, so you can drop 9.x soon.
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I wonder if this is related to them recently removing the shiny graphs from https://status.github.com/
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by timdorr 9y ago
Interesting RCA from Symantec on the originating incident: https://bug1334377.bmoattachments.org/attachment.cgi?id=8831... (PDF) Also, they provided several Q&A-style responses as well: https://bug1334377.bmo
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by timdorr 9y ago
DigiCert is taking over the cert issuing infrastructure on Dec. 1st, so presumably those brands are coming along for the ride.
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Couldn't this be implemented as an Application Template instead? http://guides.rubyonrails.org/rails_application_templates.ht...
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by timdorr 9y ago
Add http://facebook.com/l.php?u= to the front of the URL.
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If this is May 2015, this is prior to the system in question (HW2 or AP2) even existing in prototypical forms. The previous system (HW1 or AP1) is a MobileEye chip, which is found in most other cars that also have "lane keeping" f
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by timdorr 9y ago
That's not true at all. AP (at least HW2 AP in my car) does definitely slow down for curves. This is more apparent on surface roads, which have more extreme curves. My car will slow down ~15MPH on one curve, whereas I would only slow m
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by timdorr 9y ago
Paywall bypass: http://facebook.com/l.php?u=https://www.wsj.com/articles/tes...
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by timdorr 9y ago
Sounds a lot like The Homer to me: http://simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/The_Homer
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https://mobile.twitter.com/ uses React, Redux, and React Router.
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Brunch has a good "vs Webpack" section in their docs: http://brunch.io/docs/why-brunch#brunch-vs-webpack Some of the big table stakes features that Brunch is missing are code splitting and handling of binary
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How do you do one-symbol-lookahead with things like function hoisting? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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Or some sort of pluggable storage system. For now, since I'm also on GCP, I'm using PGHoard: https://github.com/ohmu/pghoard
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That's a fair point (issues closed) and is actually pointed out on their comparison to Bootstrap page: http://bulma.io/alternative-to-bootstrap/
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Looks like they are using unpkg.com and npm to distribute the badware: https://unpkg.com/copyfish-npm-2-8-5@1.0.1501416918/ https://www.npmjs.com/package/copyfish-npm-2-8-5 I reached out to both s
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If you could somehow project that as a HUD in a car, then you'll have a great solution to a big problem in the navigation space. Many people have trouble reading maps because they have difficulty in translating the pictographic display
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Wercker is great, but the price jump above the free tier is a bit steep.
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They need to spin up marketing in each locality, which is both costly and requires nuance with local colloquialisms and existing market forces (e.g., knowing what ITP and OTP mean in Atlanta, or the huge taxi market in NYC). It's proba
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In environments where you don't control the whole stack, such as a plugin or library code.

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