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by tyleregeto 12y ago
I can relate to this. Anyone who has ever had to take a family members car away from them as they get older can as well. When someone has driven most of their life, losing the ability to drive can be a very difficult. To them its losing the
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by tyleregeto 12y ago
Yes, that's is a very interesting point. I would think that, long term, the only manual control a self driving car really needs is a "kill switch." How long will it be after self-driving tech goes mainstream until people simp
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by tyleregeto 12y ago
A body (or bodies) involved in a fatal accident are perfect test subjects.
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by tyleregeto 12y ago
I've been porting a larger application from JS to Dart, and I can repeat a lot of what Seth says in this article. The experience has been generally very good. While porting I also discovered a couple bugs that existed in the original c
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by tyleregeto 12y ago
Just really poor communication in regards to status, it blew past the 2013 release window without any status update from the developer. The product is great, just feels poorly managed. It leaves me with an unsure feeling in regards to the
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by tyleregeto 12y ago
Its got a _long_ ways to go before sublime has anything to worry about. The plugins and language support Sublime has is its real asset. I'd be happy to make the switch when the feature parity is there, because I'm not too happy wi
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by tyleregeto 12y ago
I was excited for that. I've worked in languages that had an `is` operator, and it can result in very readable code. Eg: if list is Array { } Much nicer than: if Array.isArray(list) { }
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by tyleregeto 12y ago
I can't see the use case of this. If it was editable after saving then that would make sense, but this is just static. And being static, you're better off just bundling it with the app. Unless I'm missing something? Nice pres
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
I'm not seeing it either, its not just you. Probably still propagating or something. Hopefully soon!
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
I had to enable it from chrome://flags for it to work. I'm using Chrome unstable, it doesn't appear to be in the stable branch on Linux yet.
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
To be honest, its been a long time (years) since I've given it a serious try. I had problems in the top bar, it wouldn't start up properly, often freezing, and I would get errors frequently trying to access it. I don't know i
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
I'm one of the heavy users of this. It integrates with all my devices better than other options. Google Still hasn't released a Linux client and the dropbox app has been very flakey for me in Ubuntu. I've set my phone camera
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
That's a great point. I'd happily pay full price for a technical book if it meant the authors received more. Technical authors hardly receive fair compensation for the hours they put in already.
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
Thank you! Edit: I can't find it. I see I can disable the cache completely, but that's not really what I want. Its nice to only disable it when the dev tools are open. I don't want to have to go to advance settings and clear
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
I love all the work the Firefox team is doing here over the last year. Things have improved so much, its terrific. These are the things Firefox needs before I could start to consider it as a primary development tool: - Performance analyzati
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
I can always tell when a designer is working on a large screen, this feels very awkward on my 13 inch laptop. There is just a little too much vertical height. I keep wanting to scroll to see the whole thing. Very nice idea though, well done
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
I have a Dell XPS 13, and its been a great Linux (Ubuntu) laptop. Suspend resume is blazing fast, partially due to the SSD. Power consumption is pretty decent too. I usually charge in at night and its good until I get home. I don't use
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
I'm not a big fan of the change. In theory there is nothing wrong with the new system, but I generally think HN has one of the best online communities around. Overall the average comment is polite, intelligent, and generally worth read
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
Thanks for posting that! I started looking for an implementation that I could embed/distribute easier just the other day. I didn't stumble across this one and it looks promising. This is one area tools built on Ruby, Node, and sim
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
(Note: I haven't worked with Ember, and this probably doesn't jive with how they do things) This sounds a lot like traditional async Model/View programming. I've traditionally passed a model around, and use subscriptions
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
Exactly. This is the problem I have with the hype around the promises API, and if you're a Dart developer, Futures. They claim to solve "callback hell" but they can't. Callback hell is the result of poor programming styl
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
Looks really great, Polymer has always felt a little heavy to me. Brick seems like it would fit in my workflow better. Web components are going to be revolutionary for the web, I can't wait until we can start leveraging them. I don&#x2
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
Golang has great JSON support that I think could translate to Dart. Any overhead could be minimized through compiler support so we don't have to rely on the current mirror functionality. I think that would be a nice balance between wha
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
GoDaddy should give free domain registrations to all the small businesses and individuals they've taken advantage of over the years. Their website is still deliberately confusing to trick less than tech-savy customers into spending mor
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
Done.
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
Note to Rainforest team: When I signed up for the free trial I was sent 3 identical confirmation emails. Something going on there. Overall your product looks good, definitely going to keep it in mind.
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
This decision is potentially very big. How can Chrome, a browser that has so actively pushed HTML5 forward, reject a component of the spec? I mean IE supports WebGL for crying out loud, I wasn't sure they ever would, but even they&#x27
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
I would also really like to see this, but it doesn't look like it'll ever happen. Linux doesn't have any good alternatives to Photoshop, GIMP just isn't there in terms of usability. I use GIMP for quick edits, cropping,
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
I think for many people its a moral choice. It doesn't mater how it affects MediaTemple as a service, they'll just plain refuse to support the parent company, and good on them for that.
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by tyleregeto 13y ago
Not too sure what you are referring to by "Ultrabooks," (something ARM specific?) but I have an "Ultrabook" and I absolutely love it. Its my work machine, my gaming machine, and my web surfing machine. It may even become

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