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EU regulators to study need for action on common mobile phone charger
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Alex Jones' podcast is banned because of the things he said in the podcast itself, not because he is a massive shitbag (understatement). I don't know this South Park Mexican guy, but unless his _content_ on Apple Music is objectio
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Here's a great talk by Simon Peyton Jones on integrating linear types into Haskell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0mhvd3-60Y
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Casey Muratori: The Thirty Million Line Problem
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There is 'Quartz Debug', a tool in the 'Additional Tools for Xcode' package by Apple, that one can use to display the Frame Rate.
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If only gorhill made uBlock Origin for Safari. Safari's got a lot of content blockers but none of them seem to block as much (and well) as uBlock Origin did in Chrome, sadly.
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Simon Peyton Jones – Practical linearity in a higher-order polymorphic language
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> In my lifetime I have never heard anyone complain about, or even discuss, download speeds on their phone. Similarly, I've never heard normal people complain about or discuss the CPU speeds of their smartphone. Companies will alway
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I personally use News Explorer, both on macOS and iOS. It syncs via iCloud; I don't need or want some third party subscription service. I only use it for Youtube subscriptions though, so that I don't need a Google account to follo
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Jon Blow's Design decisions on creating Jai a new language for game programmers
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Simon Peyton-Jones: Escape from the ivory tower: the Haskell journey
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Widow of Chinese Dissident Liu Xiaobo Leaves China for Germany
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> A tenant changing the locks has to be illegal under any sane jurisdiction. Changing the locks as a tenant is completely legal in Germany for example.
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Again this ideological nonsense. This app used MoltenVK which used private APIs so Apple banned it, like all other applications that do so. Case closed.
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> Imagine that Hacker News would ban your account jakobegger, no explanation, no way to get informations why or what you did wrong. Would you just accept this as just "leave me alone"? I mean, they literally do this in the from
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Wouldn't a libertarian have voted for Gary Johnson?
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A lot of those users complaining are probably not US based. For example, where I live in Germany Apple Maps for the most part doesn't even have transit, while Google Maps has had it since years. Or just recently I was looking for a sup
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Apple's App Store Privacy Crackdown May Hurt Facebook's Onavo
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New App Store Guidelines Restrict Apps from Harvesting Data from Users' Friends
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... which is why he said he prefers a mix of both, instead of either extreme.
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Google braced for Brussels penalty over abuse of market dominance
(ft.com)
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Most of the game devs I follow on Twitter expressed a positive opinion on Metal, particularly over Kronos' Vulkan and of course everyone(that actually has to develop with it) hates OpenGL.
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If you subcontract a company knowing that your demands result in workers working under subhuman or severely dangerous conditions, you are very much responsible for that. You don't get to subcontract out your moral/social respo
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Actually, the US is ranked as a „flawed democracy“[1], as opposed to „full democracy“ like Germany, Netherlands, UK etc. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index
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ECJ rejects US request to intervene in Apple State aid case against Commission
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Sex Differences in Adult Human Brains: Evidence from 5216 Biobank Participants
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I mean, Gruber is literally accusing Sundar Pichai of lying on stage: https://twitter.com/gruber/status/995538518016487425 I usually like what Gruber has to say about Apple, but this fanboyism is off the charts ev
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"[...] but the fact that all they did — as far as I’ve seen — was play a recording just seems off. It feels like a con." Oh come on Gruber, it was a tech demo. "How is what they showed, and the way they showed it, distinguis
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There really isn't anything sophisticated about having sum types, ALGOL 68 had them in some form for crying out loud.
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This has nothing to do with functional vs imperative programming, of course functional programs also want to encode the absence of things. The billion dollar mistake is about not being able to say that a type (specifically a reference/
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