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warpech
9y ago
Same in Poland, I was taught basic programming (Logo, Pascal) in a rural elementary school at the age of 12. It was part of the compulsory curriculum. That was in 1997. Doesn't seem unusual to me at all.
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warpech
9y ago
What is aoliti2for?
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warpech
10y ago
Why not rewrite it in Graphene, which is the Servo's foundation for browser.html? https://github.com/browserhtml/browserhtml
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warpech
10y ago
I suppose it has to do with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protection_ring
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warpech
10y ago
What's the context for "Ring 4" and "Ring 5"? Are these some multitier architecture terms?
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warpech
10y ago
Sorry, I added React Native by mistake and was not able to edit my comment later.
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warpech
10y ago
Built mostly with Facebook tech: React, React Native, Jest, Yarn
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How UberEATS Uses React Native
(eng.uber.com)
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10y ago
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warpech
10y ago
Interesting! We maintain some coding tutorials and use Git interactive rebase to match the commit history to the tutorial steps: Text: https://docs.starcounter.io/tutorial/ Code: https://github.com/Star
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warpech
10y ago
This is also encoded in some natural languages. In Polish an elephant trunk is called "trąba", which also means "trumpet".
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warpech
10y ago
Interesting news piece about the recent developments: http://arstechnica.com/security/2016/12/this-low-cost-device... GitHub projects: https://github.com/showcases/universal-2nd-factor
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U2F: open standard for hardware 2FA
(en.wikipedia.org)
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10y ago
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warpech
10y ago
Shameless plug (I am one of the devs): Starcounter ( http://starcounter.com ) is an in-memory application platform, which is comprised of an in-memory database (ACID-compliant) with a built-in app server. You can compose a complex
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warpech
10y ago
I was just reading this today on Wikipedia: "No evidence has been found of any correlation between supermoons with major earthquakes."
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warpech
10y ago
This is what sometimes is called a "third party cookie"
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Npm v4 released
(github.com)
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10y ago
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warpech
10y ago
Seems like a lightweight alternative to Selenium
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TestCafe – a new open-source browser testing framework
(devexpress.github.io)
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warpech
10y ago
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Parallels Desktop 12 for Mac arrives
(9to5mac.com)
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10y ago
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warpech
10y ago
OneNote. Works for me so much better than Evernote. Excellent cross-platform sync
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11y ago
It is using Blink (the same engine that powers Chrome), which started as a fork of Webkit. Blink is also used by Opera since 2013.
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warpech
11y ago
Thanks for your input! Do you usually attend live webinars or watch session recordings? If live, do you find the discussion part of webinars valuable?
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warpech
11y ago
Please follow us if you're interested: http://starcounter.io/ Site feedback is welcome at the link in the website footer. Webinars will be announced on Twitter (we may do one in August)
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Ask HN: What do you think about dev webinars?
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11y ago
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warpech
12y ago
The blog post tells more and has some nice diagrams: http://nginx.com/blog/nginx-plus-r6-released/
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12y ago
I will leave the comment about the name (or the public mailing list public-wtf@w3.org) to someone else... but I really hope for Element Queries in CSS! Anyone knows if this is in plan for this TF?
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Introducing WhatTF
(lists.w3.org)
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12y ago
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Handsontable 0.12.0 released
(handsontable.com)
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12y ago
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13y ago
"More bugs have been introduced into SQLite while trying to get it to compile without warnings than have been found by static analysis."
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warpech
13y ago
Another great tool: http://css-tricks.com/autoprefixer/ That is a postprocessor not preprocessor, meaning that it works on the actual file (just like CSS Comb)
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