introspectif

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by introspectif 13y ago
I've never gotten this argument. I mean, I have totally normal (nearly 20/20, but not quite... thanks to aging) vision, yet I can see the blurred edges of diagonal and rounded images perfectly fine on an iphone 5s at 2 feet. I thi
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by introspectif 13y ago
"after rolling out our optimizations, we saw our error rates (ie. the proportion of slow or timed out queries) drop by up to 400%" There is some good shared knowledge in the post (unlike this comment, to be fair), but what does dr
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by introspectif 14y ago
Nice city, but with 114% of the population being smokers... I love Europe, but for being so developed, it's amazing how many places there people still think smoking is 'cool,' and 'a symbol of freedom.' I do like Vienna, but I think I'd cho
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by introspectif 14y ago
it's not that bad. but I find the non-flat giant diamond icon rather ironic. :)
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by introspectif 14y ago
As an ex-Ruby cum Node.js lover recently converted to Go... Programming in Go, once it clicks, really does feel relaxing and productive. If you're a decent Node.js programmer, it's like stepping up to "Node Pro", in the sense that you work
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by introspectif 14y ago
US uses US standard measures, not imperial.
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by introspectif 14y ago
I thought 95% of the syntax was a dramatic improvement over straight obj-c, which I actually don't mind at all. I admit, the one time I paused was when I saw the trailing return types. It was the only part that felt unintuitive. By mere con
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by introspectif 14y ago
Most of the comments here are way off base, focusing on the relative worth of the objective-c language, rather than the value of Eero for developers who have no choice but to use objective-c, regardless of how good they think it is or isn't
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by introspectif 15y ago
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1 points by introspectif 15y ago|1 comments
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by introspectif 15y ago
I'm on the hatin' side actually. Locked down privacy to the max, only to find it all re-opened again when FB changed their privacy options. That happened 3 times. Those shenanigans finally stopped, but then I'd be browsing the web and find
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by introspectif 15y ago
Most comments here are dead on: 1.) Youtube, Twitter, Facebook... blocked 2.) Google... rerouted to HK and still censored 3.) Gmail... increasingly unreliable 4.) Chinese mostly don't care, but only because of length of time that the situat
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by introspectif 15y ago
I agree that the context switching costs are quite high, reducing the time actually spent on coding. It might be better to focus on one language/framework for five straight weeks, for example, while still changing specific design patterns/r
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by introspectif 15y ago
yep, no luck. i have a good friend just finishing up his phd in a the field and working on applications for similar technology for european automakers.
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by introspectif 15y ago
fascinating. I'd love a code to try this out if still possible.