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reddit.com/r/ableton springs to mind, or any other user forum

Gosh that irritates me - does that mean that the "tap just above the clock to return to top" doesn't work?

Edit: just checked, and yes it does. Also breaks the pattern where iOS shrinks the address bar and navigation bar when you scroll down. Completely unacceptable for a UI library to break these OS-level patterns

The linked Daring Fireball article[1] is a lot more interesting and informative

[1] http://daringfireball.net/2017/04/the_mac_pro_lives

I don't understand - what does/did it do?

> "...the primary reason to wear the devices isn’t to lose weight — it’s to be more active. But even in this respect, it didn’t work nearly as well as we might hope. In the IDEA trial, those who employed the technology were no more physically active than those who didn’t. They also weren’t more fit."

Hi Patrick. Thanks for the ongoing great info you provide. Do you have any thoughts on how a desktop/native deployment impacts these timeframes or figures?

IIRC, type=password also prevents copying saved input to clipboard

I don't necessarily agree with the article but your proposition does not solve the scenario described, where the owner of the email address gets the emails and clicks confirm out of curiousity or habit

"Disagree" here is not about disagreeing with the content of the linked media, but whether you consider sama adequately credentialed or experienced to speak on the topic.

I would think that maintaining a "world state" data structure and then dynamically generating the render tree based on the contents of the world state would be a much better logical fit for using React.

Nicely done.

Is returning error common in go (as opposed to raising)?

That is much more useful to me than the OP service. Thanks.

From what I read on the incident, "volunteered" is not at all what happened.

Crashed chrome on iOS7

Genuinely interested - what information?

Why would AWS sink what I presume is one of their biggest customers? This is analogous to claiming that any distributor could go under if their supplier refused to continue to supply them.

I'm yet to find the right way to have clients "buy in" to the concept of limited wysiwig functionality, as it can be hard to explain what they're gaining in return without long-ish term exposure to the underlying technologies. Maybe an open-source document would be handy to help us get the key points across to "content peoeple"?

Can I ask what the JavaScript component is/does?

Ah no. Sad news, looked like a good service.

What other services are playing in this space?

Is it just because I'm on iOS or have some of these suggestions been implemented on github?

I didn't so much "leave" as I just stopped going.

A programmer's skill in programming is unrelated to their ability to communicate said skill. So the programmer may or may end up better off paying an agent >=14% of their salary to try and increase their net income.

"if you’ve got 5 years of experience with C++, you are the same as anyone else who has five years of experience with C++"

I would agree that your "5 years" is equally as meaningless as anyone else's generic 5 years. On the other hand, I would like to think that a quick look at your GitHub profile could make a huge distinction between you and another programmer.