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whizzkid
10y ago
Pretty often at work actually, yes.
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10y ago
Absolutely. I am not saying that these add-ons can not be useful. In fact there are a lot of ideas one can come up with. I just think external email integrations are hard to keep healthy and active.
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whizzkid
10y ago
Sorry to be the one that has negative feelings about it. Email is one of those rare concepts that is really hard to change or enhance. I can easily see Google abandoning this feature in 5 years. People need email service just because of the
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From 0 to GitHub’s #1 Trending Swift Developer in Less Than 2 Years
(medium.com)
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10y ago
It is not really hard for EA to make more realistic football(soccer) game. The problem is, probably around 15% of the all FIFA gamers will enjoy the real experience while the rest will find it so difficult to play. Their considerable amount
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whizzkid
10y ago
Even though It might be a simple error on Apple's end, this is both morally and economically unacceptable. As long as it is not a top-high critical issue with the account or the application, a considerable time should be given to devel
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whizzkid
10y ago
Here are my 2 cents about the pricing page you have @jasonkester "Cheap Bastard Plan" is both little too much slang, and unpleasant to look at if you are in a demo to show this service to upper management. I am not saying that you
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10y ago
I am neither the owner of the site nor trying to promote anything, a colleague showed me the effect and wanted to share it here.
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An interesting scroll effect
(shtick.be)
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10y ago
> Just because the commits are fine as part of a branch doesn't mean you want to keep them as part of mainline. Can you elaborate on this? I would be happy to learn more about it.
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10y ago
I personally think that commit history should be kept as long as it makes sense. But in some cases, you don't want to keep some of the commit messages if they don't add anything to development flow. For example, - Force SSL flag w
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10y ago
There is something fishy in this whole story. - You wouldn't risk your new position by not quitting your old one. - Apple would not want you to keep your old job since they want your focus on your new position. - Getting double salarie
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10y ago
I think Google lately spending too much time in the Silicon Valley bubble and less time in the real world. Solutions they are coming up with have so little value outside the small bubble. WhatsApp solved a real world problem without being f
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10y ago
As long as they(Google) don't study why WhatsApp is the most popular messaging app, I don't think they will ever dominate this market. Here are the most important 2 things in my opinion that made whatsapp #1 messaging app. - Whats
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10y ago
No no no my friend. You are paying your employees to work under the employment agreement that you both signed. > I am paying you to be productive so that with the collective production of the employees, the company can outmaneuver the co
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10y ago
Little bit off topic but it is ironic that Atom's biggest problem of being laggy also applies to their blog post.
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10y ago
I think there are some important points that is not mentioned when discussing Indias doing it with much less money than what NASA did. Questions comes to my mind are; - How well(deserved) the engineers were paid during the development? - Ho
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whizzkid
10y ago
I just wondered why it is laggy when I scroll the page down quickly and inspected the network activity. 6 times scrolling ends up with 210 new requests. really? Is this really needed or can't it be improved easily with bigger range of
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JavaScript Standard Style is now used by inventor of Web and inventor of JS
(twitter.com)
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10y ago
Rails is a true example of an opinionated framework. So if you think this is the way to go, open an issue on github, bring out your ideas about how this change can help people and see if it works out. Rails tries to set most of the best pra
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10y ago
It is great to see another milestone is almost done and stable version will be released soon. Highlights for me will be: - Actioncable (real-time communication over websockets) - Rails-API is merged into core. - Min ruby version is 2.2 (per
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Of course I would like to see specific tests that covers everything about this vulnerability. I see now that there are more problems than the one mentioned in the article. But the link submitted to hackernews specifically mentioned "ma
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Apparently Paperclip library already covered this long before this vulnerability is published. https://github.com/thoughtbot/paperclip/issues/2190#issuecom...
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You can solve the back-button issue with a little better UX design. Don't change the url when people are clicking on the urls, but have a share icon for each element that is placed in the modal that pops up when clicking on it. In this
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Google making the Nik Collection available to everyone, for free
(plus.google.com)
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That was really interesting, If I was to vote on based on their webpage qualities, I think Hillary would get my vote there. Cleanness and text oriented navigation was nice. donation page flow was great. SSL all the way and direct to the poi
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I think it is one of the first times Apple couldn't bring the best out of a specific technology/concept. As you can see from very beginning, Apple most of the time took an existing technology/concept, made it better and made
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11y ago
It is down for good my friend.
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Thanks for your feedback, and I partly agree with you. > It's like saying JS should have stayed on the browser What I meant was, we don't need to re-implement the application logic in browser. Take an example of translation str
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11y ago
I totally agree that presenting the data is really important, but you don't really need a fullstack front-end framework with services, routing, and translation APIs to achieve that right?
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