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It's starting to become a think in Poland as well.

Personally I liked it. Looking at those authentic, old, typewritten documents added a certain charm, and brought me back in time. I wish the "animated" segments were longer, and included audio, though. I was even looking for an "unmute" control on the first one.

I got to see them live with NIN I think in 2009 or 2010 (NINJA tour reunion or something like that), and despite being in a huge venue in Irvine, their stage presence was amazing. One of the best I've been. Great band.

I always thought it was a web app that functions reasonably even on older browsers with JS turned off (for example). Then the experience gets "progressively better" if you have a newer browser, and allow JS to execute.

Or am I confusing terminology?

I use a 4S with 7, but decided not to upgrade further. There was a performance decrease from 6 to 7, but it's still very usable.

I find it overwhelming. I don't know how to get over that.

Neat to think about, but a bit arrogant regarding our abilities. Each of those dams would have been a single point of failure, the failure of which would have meant utter devastation of a scale probably not seen... ever.

Which of these are missing right now? Is there a decent backend framework in Clojure?

That's... the joke.

It's okay, we're all adults. You can say Brainfuck :)

Yeah, eventually I figured it out. The trick was to start an exponential growth of probes by focussing on self-replication... then things started unlocking and it went on from there...

So I've obtained full autonomy, I've got clip factories and tons of drones, and they are mostly "thinking", bringing me gifts. the problem is, there are no more projects... Did I find a bug and get stuck, or am I supposed to be more patient? I don't see a way to level up any more..

Probably branding purposes. Even non-techies recognize the Firefox brand. Mozilla – not so much.

Oops, must have missed it. Thanks for the clarification.

Definitely cool, and I like the application of ARKit. But using ML to solve a sudoku seems like overkill. I remember writing a constraint-based solver as the first assignment for an undergrad-level AI course back in uni. Surely this implementation is less efficient? Someone let me know if I am wrong.

If the aim was to simply learn new tech, though, then I get it. I am just wary of ML being a hammer used on anything even remotely resembling a nail.

I get your point and I in fact agree. I just wanted to say that that is a sentence structure that only a programmer could find beautiful :)

Heh. I was an intern there when this happened. In fact I think I was in the float in front of this one. To be honest this was blown out of proportion a bit. It was an internal celebration of release, and each team picked a theme. Most in good fun. In retrospect the funeral themed-one... yeah... didn't age well, and was perhaps in bad taste (I can't recall which team this was). It was just a bunch of overworked PMs, devs, and testers having some fun and blowing off steam.

I'm sorry... can you explain that second paragraph? What is a Wix Cafe space with a focus on the Wix platform? what are Amazon AWS popup lofts?

It's really just a marketing name.

> Nobody gets killed if I do a bad job.

Maybe not literally, but lawyers _do_ have the power to ruin lives, just the same. Not defending you competently being just one example.

I know that is the case for the desktop apps (Electron I think), but is that also true of the mobile apps?

I'm using a 4S as well, but have stuck with iOS 7. I've been pretty happy with my "outdated" apps until recently, when Skype (whom I may for a subscription) told me I need to upgrade my app to continue using the service. Unfortunately, there is no update available for iOS 7... Shame.

Props to those companies that continue to support older iOS versions. Notably Spotify.

There are male teachers, too.

Why do you consider "small-time SaaS products" as "unethical", if I may ask? They may be "potentially unethical" since you don't know exactly what they are doing with your data, but it's not for certain.

That's true, but you could always either create them yourself in SQL in a migration, or use a gem like foreigner (as I did). Always use FKs...

Serious question – what was wrong with Channel 9?

Might be an opportunity to make them into customers. A lot of these people are probably people they alienated with their last Mac Pro generation.

Fair enough, but double-digit usage of an entire core... when the program is IDLE? how can you justify that? That's just broken.

Since it's based on node-webkit, that will be difficult. I find it hard to understand why they thought building text editors in a web engine was a good idea. Cross-platform support seems to trump all other considerations.

After this integration with webpack, will it still be behind?