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by ungzd 10y ago
Seems that they sued vice.com too, now displays 404.
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After looking at landing page, it's completely unclear what it is. Powerpoint with comments? Pinterest for enterprise? Google Wave with Material design? "Create, review, organize" — but even Quake level editor is about creati
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TLDR: instead of using diffs of changed lines in branches, use 'if' statements in code to make Enterprise Continuous Integration gods happy.
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Wordpress and jQuery have way more job postings. But still React does not require extensive training, it has quite simple API and no quirky concepts, and you can start using it right away without "learning".
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The article conveys almost no information. Why speech synthesis, NLP and so on are called AI? What's special with Raspberry Pi, isn't it a regular general-purpose computer, just of small size? Will it be run locally or on Google s
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Why it's only on new hardware?
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Do newer versions of Android ask for permission on first use of every such feature? Or it was Cyanogenmod feature?
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I recommend relatively obscure game Magic & Mayhem. Although not 100% strategy, it has controllable units and isometric view and that feel. Also Majesty and Dungeon Keeper.
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It's still dark ages of word processing today but "cryptic commands" are in markdown and html.
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> AWS Premium Support is mandatory Is Google Cloud support even acceptable? Google is known for poor or no support for most services.
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It shows hashes so you can download listed torrents too.
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What percent of users will even open link from SMS and futhermore provide their physical address in web form? It looks exactly like most phishing schemes.
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C++'s shared_ptr (not a language feature but in standard library), Python (has GC but only for detecting cycle references AFAIK), Perl, PHP. Lots of OOP libraries for C: COM, GLib. RC, ARC in Rust.
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Screwdrivers and milk cartons are often look nice, while most modern cars are ugly. Moreover, they have unpleasant aggressive look (and all are the same). Maybe it's something related to marketing. It's not because of aerodynamics
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How it stands out of thousands of similar "runner" games in app store? Only by having the sprite of Mario in it. Nintendo is nothing more but trademark-selling company nowadays. And lots of people buys it not because of nostalgia
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It's because of lazy evaluation.
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There's also nom ( https://github.com/Geal/nom ) which is similar to Parsec and more designed for parsing text formats but used for binary formats too.
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The same with Hacker News.
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Printers are tools for bureaucracy and pointless office slavery. More torment = better.
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> startup campus > with companies like Facebook and TechShop opening offices there Is Facebook still a startup?
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Ruby has optional parentheses around function parameters (usually it's recommended to avoid parentheses if possible). Shells have no parentheses around command arguments. These languages are mainstream and no one complains about this.
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> The new build system FOR .NET Core works great too with `dotnet build` They've deprecated it: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2016/05/23/changes-t...
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It's even more tire fire now: they're announced 'project.json' build system, but deprecated it[1] in favor of older msbuild. But it's still mentioned on front page of .NET core[2] and used as the primary build syste
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In Rust you have to manually manage memory. It's verifiable (which makes it way less painful than C), but still you have to think about memory everywhere. Even map'ing sequences becomes complex because of this. So I think Rust is
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Having repl of some strange CLR language as primary shell is weird but having port of DOS shell is weird too.
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One of their developers said they're using C code generators in Haskell in this OS: https://youtu.be/f6TmB6Zw8MQ?t=1860
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Installed .NET core 1.1.0 and it still looks for project.json (and not uses msbuild files). $ dotnet build Couldn't find 'project.json' in current directory $ xbuild XBuild Engine Version 14.0 Mono, Version 4.6.1
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Most of Microsoft technologies customers are orthodox enterprise companies. They're still using VB and SourceSafe and will not be attracted by ML-like language. So Microsoft is marketing F# cautiously. But unlike Java world where J2E
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MSDN (web version, maybe desktop app still exists, I don't know) still has very poor usability. Recently I decided to try .NET and was surprised how painful MSDN is (compared to almost any other documentation website). Page load times
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But who cares about security of your locked Android phone either?

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