SchizoDuckie

That's just an algorithm, a far stretch from a neural net playing 2048.

It has been done though: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=neural+net+2048

Still, it would be awesome to see a JS neural net playing a JS game

Allright, now somebody please hook this into a game of 2048 and let the machines show us how it' s done.

So what happens when somebody just defaces one and draws a couple of extra lines?

and this, kids, is why you check in your dependencies with your project. You can refer to them in your vendor folder for fun, no problem. BUT KEEP A LOCAL COPY IN YOUR REPO

This is for Composer, as wel as for NPM. You now introduced a third-party dependency into your development workflow. What will you do when github goes down for a week?

While I agree with this, Adobe does have the knowledge and skills to hook a fuzzer into their Flash source on sandboxes and vm's, and basically let a fuzzer rip. When you build one of the most installed pieces of software in the world, you should take that responsibility.

Sorry, tech-term-mixup in my brain. I meant AFL-Fuzzed ofcourse. (http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/afl/)

Flash should have been AFL-Fuzzed (Or something similar) a long time ago and this should have been found proactively. Flash hasn't been on my computer for ages and I urge you to do the same thing.

FUD.

Ever heard of WebSQL for storing your data? After 10 months, you should have been able to work around nearly anything you mention in your article.

If you want to launch anything in 2015 it's HTML5 or bust. If you know ActionScript, you know Javascript.

Instead of Adobe Air, use something like nw.io / node-webkit, or Github's awesome Atom Shell.

They all just sound robotic to me.

Why even attempt to get things like imitating specific people's voices to work when your speech isn't even fluid and pronounced clearly to begin with?

These are the chess grandmasters of our time.

If you can fit all of that in your head and understand what you're doing here while you're doing it, you're a god to me

Musicians can complain when they want a bigger cut and it's fixed the next day.

App developers and content producers get emailed 'we are taking more out of your cut' or 'if you don't want us to show ads near your content, reply to this email with "opt out"'

So this is indeed a very simple wrapper around the web.whatsapp.com. Just an <iframe>. I wondered how they reverse engineered the security and worked around whatsapp's SSO permissions. They didn't, you can just as well open web.whatsapp.com and realize that this still doesn't make it work with an iPhone.

Now all they did is make themselves a target for legal action, because they're using the whatsapp trademark on the domain name and spent a load of time doing basically nothing.

Yes facebook, please track me more. Bluetooth -> Off.

Sounds to me like they would rather want to use something specialized like this.

http://web.chemdoodle.com/demos/3d-editor

Please people. Don't do stuff like this in word or powerpoint.

Wow. Speechless.

And I will be blocking you in my hosts file in 0.02 seconds. And then never do business with the company that uses your tech ever again.

Bring it.

From their demo: structure.gss

     @h |-(#message)~-~(#follow)~-~(#following)-(#followers)-|
     in(#profile-card)
     gap($sgap)
        !strong {
          &[top] == &:next[top];
        }
      }

If you inject stuff like this into a project, make sure you're doing it solo. 'cause if you're on my team, i'll slap you.

WTF is this voodoo? Less and Sass aren't complex enough? CSS isn't hard enough to work with as it is?

No screenshot, no nothing, just 'give me your twitter access'

How not to attract new users and alienate people.

> Coinado is a remote torrenting service. We do the torrenting for you, worry about seeding, keep your privacy and deliver the file over an encrypted connection. Requesting a file is simple. You just append the info hash of the torrent to the Coinado domain and when you start the download, the torrenting happens transparently on our servers and a minute later the file starts streaming to you.

That sounds like a solid idea all around. I though this was the javascript torrent client implementation, instead, it relies on yet another service that can be taken down.

Oh wow, so this is not ACID, not "Eventual Consistency", but "Eventual Inconsistency"

Historyically, I've been against putting logic inside (MySQL) database since it's a bitch to version and maintain (especially cross-database-user)

Maybe Postgres is a lot better, but for MySQL I'm staying the hell away from it

I'm not even going to pretend I understood any of that

Somebody with too much money should buy this company and then bury it somewhere very deep.

While I do respect the EFF and what they're doing, I'm flat out against joining the whole SuperPAC thing where we're joining a piss-off contest into who can give easily corruptible politicians that have no clue what they're voting on the most money.

It's a shame that in 2015 we still need to implement datepickers from scratch. Kudo's on your effort :)

Brilliant

Thanks! Fixed by adjusting my release notes.

Also, for instance in my case, The new code organisation styles didn't come out until after the whole project was set up and grew fast. Migrating them can be a PITA.

You can find my quite heavy live app DuckieTV (think popcorntime/sickbeard for TV-Shows, but with your own torrent-client) here:

Live demo: http://duckietv.github.io/DuckieTV/ (v1.0 w.i.p.)

Homepage: http://duckie.tv/ (v0.94 latest release)

Source: http://github.com/SchizoDuckie/DuckieTV/

It's not just a plain old 'todo' style simple app, but has grown quite big over the last year and is still a continuous work in progress. Since i'm working with a team of people that are not angular pro's yet (nor am I, but I'm getting there) I'm trying to document nearly every js file and it's functions, so it might be an interesting read :)

Some Features:

- Translated using angular-translate

- Uses UI-Router and UI-Router extras for navigation

- Works on Chrome, Opera, Node-Webkit, Android, iPad(somewhat), Safari

- Grabs your TV-Show data from Trakt.TV's API and stores it locally to present you a calendar.

- Local data storage using custom-built WebSQL framework (therefore webkit only). Supports auto-db-creation, fixtures, migrations, JS get/set property Accessors (You can use a db bound object in a template)

- Cross-domain XHR support detection and auto-fallback to a proxy

- DOM Parsing from external services to return extrernal sites' data as JS objects

- Connects to your local uTorrent / qBittorrent / Tixati / Transmission

- Autodownloads

- Sync back watched statusses to Trakt.TV

- Experimental chromecast integration

- etc etc etc.