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nornagon
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Comment #23230489
There was a hiccup in our release process, the updated release notes will be coming soon! update: they arrived
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Comment #22239416
Electron maintainer here. Electron doesn't send this header.
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Comment #22239402
Electron maintainer here. Electron does not send this header.
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Comment #21177183
FWIW, I created a mirror of all of Apple's OSS releases on GitHub here: https://github.com/apple-opensource-mirror
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Comment #13165706
C/C++ has no module system to speak of. Libraries are packaged in a whole menagerie of ways and shapes, with different build systems and different ways of linking and including var…
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Comment #12608224
Ah, I missed that bit! Thanks :)
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Comment #12607870
> The battery itself is projected to last about six months without being connected to power. It seems like a lot of the security of the device depends on active scanning (e.g. the …
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Comment #12466782
The Kademlia/Bittorrent DHT protocol still requires an initial node to bootstrap access the DHT. In Bittorrent, a set of known-good nodes is encoded into the .torrent file (or clie…
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Comment #12307362
Designer & author of the JSON OT algorithm that underlies ShareJS/ShareDB here. I do not have a formal proof for any of the properties of the algorithm, but we have extensively fuz…
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Comment #12228736
Fantastic essay. Listening in this way is an important part of Nonviolent Communication[1], which I'd highly recommend as further reading if this resonated with you. [1]: https://e…
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Comment #12098354
> “If I ever needed a job, I’d definitely use Mentat,” says Justin Kan, Partner at Y Combinator. Says rich man who's never had to look for a job.
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Comment #12097870
Driver was trying to catch an Omanyte
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Comment #12004167
Not really, the Chromium content/ layer is pretty much stuff that every browser implementor using blink (or previously, WebKit) would want. See http://www.chromium.org/developers/c…
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Comment #11091598
I want to like this, but I have no idea what it is.
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Comment #10998244
How does this compare to other similar specifications, e.g. MsgPack and BSON?
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Comment #10734517
... Also, I just realised it overrides cmd+arrow keys. Those are super important for navigating in text on OS X! Unfortunately I'll have to disable until it doesn't do that, since …
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Comment #10734505
I think that with sufficient determination I could have pushed it through, but it was a side project, I was a junior engineer, & I would have needed significant design resources & …
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Comment #10734480
It'd be awesome if `Esc` closed the visualization, it took me a moment to figure out I had to click the icon again to close out of it.
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Comment #10733275
I've been wanting this for years. I worked on the Chrome team and wanted to make something like this the built-in way to browse history. Instant install :) Thanks!