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by yathern 9y ago
You're missing the point - the point is that the value of a product to the customer is how they imagine it will positively impact their life, not necessarily the technical specifications of that device. By rephrasing the technical pros
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by yathern 9y ago
That's not really the point though - it's a comparison between multiple frameworks using their implementation of a Hacker News clone as a sort of benchmark. More importantly - by looking at the source of each one, you can compare
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by yathern 9y ago
Well because if a human crashes a plane, that human doesn't stick around long enough to learn from that experience and do better next time. Also the cost of a human crashing a plane is a bit more than a drone crashing itself, such that
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by yathern 9y ago
It's a huge technological problem to solve, and I doubt it will be solved by a third party, rather than Oculus/Google. Positional tracking relies on external devices at the moment - Infrared Constellation Tracking with the Rift, a
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by yathern 9y ago
Are you implying that people will turn off their air conditioners for the brief <5 minutes of darkness? I really doubt this.
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by yathern 10y ago
Thank you! I've been trying to figure out how to get JSDoc-ed code to get appropriately typed in Visual Studio Code with Typescript files as well.
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by yathern 10y ago
I actually think that this metaphorical quote is a misrepresentation of the problem. Eariler in the paragraph it mentions that the pitch is a 'Womens Product Company'. In which case the comment of "I'll ask my wife"
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by yathern 10y ago
Not to be overly pedantic, but I'm I missing something here? "that" -> "this" is a two character change, no?
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by yathern 10y ago
Those are accent colors - A for accent. The number refers to the darkness level of the color variant. Not sure what better way to describe it, but it goes from: Low Saturation Light (50) --> Very Saturated (500) --> Low Saturation Dar
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by yathern 10y ago
In my experience Deja Vu doesn't happen for something I remember doing yesterday, but something I'm currently doing right now, or some combination of events that just occurred. But either way, that's a good hypothesis.
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by yathern 10y ago
I've seen it suggested before to imply a bit of a margin of error in the numbers. I personally like it a lot
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by yathern 10y ago
I've dabbled in meditation, and I should certainly keep up with it because I noticed benefits as well, I just lack the self discipline. But your situation of "I'm too busy to meditate" reminds me of the old Zen quote tha
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by yathern 10y ago
I wholeheartedly agree - though I chrooted mine instead of running Gallium. It allows me to use the super easy ChromeOS, and instantly switch to Debian when I want to do anything more. It's light, small and has a good battery life, and
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by yathern 10y ago
That's been in chrome for a quite a long time now I believe.
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by yathern 10y ago
Thank you!! So many of my friends have watched that movie and their interpretation is "yeah wouldn't it be awesome to start a fight club". When really it's showing how a charismatic cult leader can gain massive influence
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by yathern 10y ago
I very strongly second this - I have the same problem. Once or twice a year I'll fiddle around and build something small - but I have serious trouble getting an intuitive grasp on how everything interacts at a high level. It's oft
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by yathern 10y ago
I've been using Polymer since 0.5 for a number of personal projects as well as professional. I have to say it's been a pleasure to use - coming from Angular 1.0. I like it has a very low barrier to entry, having only one real conc
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by yathern 10y ago
Just read through those 5 posts - absolutely fantastic, thanks for the link.
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by yathern 10y ago
I like the way the documentation is written - but I think they might be referring to (paraphrasing because I'm on a phone) > In other frameworks, you'd have to install something with npm... >Run npm install -g svelte-cli
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by yathern 10y ago
Do you... realize it's actually a live webpage your testing on? It's not like the server checks to see if you wrote exactly the right answer. It just checks to see if an alert is fired. If it didn't work, it's because yo
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by yathern 10y ago
Well, modern flat design generally also includes a much more animated interface, which would probably entail the addition of much more code. And I don't think the drawing speed of buttons was ever a very strong reason for the rise of f
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by yathern 10y ago
If simply educating them on what not to do (clicking on 'free' stuff, downloading without discretion) won't work, I'd suggest switching out the OS to something a little less targetted by malware. I recently got my mom a
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by yathern 10y ago
> What do a bunch of geometric, flat-looking, solid colors have anything to do with "materials." The idea of material design is not to by flat at all, but to use depth as a cue of information hierarchy. The material design spec
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by yathern 10y ago
I really think this is grasping at straws. So you think they placed the 'Pixel' data point a little too far to the right? I didn't really get the impression that this was supposed to be super accurate and quantitative chart o
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by yathern 10y ago
That sounds like a very high number. At least anecdotally, I'm not aware of anyone in my circle of influence who uses a mobile ad blocker. My suspicion would be that less people use mobile ad blockers than on a browser.
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by yathern 10y ago
I'm no physicist, but I'm curious where the heat comes from, thermondynamically speaking. Does this changing level of gravity gradually sap the speed of Io?
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by yathern 10y ago
While I agree with your points - I would say to the contrary that roads are currently marked-up for visible spectrum usage. Road signs and lines are made for consumption within the visible spectrum - some of which may be able to be seen in
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by yathern 10y ago
The commenter isnt suggesting that. They're suggesting that the highly and rapidly valued companies from that era were doing more social good than current ones are.
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by yathern 10y ago
If they were iframe elements, they'd still be sandboxed from the parent page, and unable to phone-home with information, right?
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by yathern 10y ago
Yes, I get that - but if a tracking pixel is downloaded and interpreted as a jpeg, then it will parse anything in the COM section as a comment, and not execute anything in it, unless there was some sort of vulnerability in the JPEG implemen

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