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Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind - Yuval Noah Harari

Such a great piece of software. Fast, cross-platform, and extendible. No brainer purchase.

Oracle has a similar product with the same name. This might be an issue.

AirPlay mirroring has too much latency. Using it for gaming is unbearable.

Almost, I mean you can only use a single version at a given time. An example would be if an imported library and its importer uses the same dependencies but one used an older API.

When you run `go get` and import packages from a remote Git or Mercurial repository. At least that's what Go docs call it[1].

[1]: https://golang.org/doc/code.html#remote

> It seems like if go were to add a simple file that maps package name to package URL with a decent support for different URL protocols you could build the same recursive dependency graph and depend on multiple versions of the same package and also different packages with the same name.

I think you could easily build something like that on-top of 1.5's vendoring.

Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't remote packages have the same side-effects as this experimental vendoring?

Too bad it's for Windows Store appa only.

I recommend checking out book Coders at Work[1].

[1]: http://www.codersatwork.com

Don't worry. They will abandon it in a few weeks because they rewrote a new one that works better.

This was already posted on Monday.

Find an open source library you've used in a previous or current project.

GitHub for Windows is another beautifully designed Windows app. They even published a blog post about it:

https://github.com/blog/1151-designing-github-for-windows

They haven't done this for a while.

It's on the welcome page. Under on the bullet point "Seamless".

* Static code analysis, profiling, and HLSL editing and debugging

* Multi-unit testing framework and refactoring support

* Third-party extensibility support

Source: http://stackoverflow.com/a/13263786/204927

Bought the app. It's a lot bettter than the official one. Keep up the great work.

The iPod icon is out of date.

We're in a digital age. You shouldn't have to do this.

I think this caught Dan by surprised. Dan got the Talk Show shirts made up and he seem pretty excited when he announced them during the last two minutes of episode 90. Gruber didn't seem to care at all.

I'm sure Mule offered Gruber a lot of money to bring the podcast to them. Got to support the family right?