This looks a lot more comfortable than wearing a QR code on my head. Is there expected to be a lot of accuracy difference between a TrueDepth cam and a regular cam?
I’m not sure I understand the argument. A mass of angry people who have their basic needs met seems a good force for confronting exploitation. The Yang campaign specifically is the one very vocally calling out for capturing the fruits of automation to share.
I don’t know what things are like in Nordic countries but I feel there’s tons of things that need to be done in the USA. Perhaps things like time banking for giving credit for all the tasks a community needs would be nice? https://www.yang2020.com/policies/modern-time-banking/
Totally agree with you about React Native being easier for me anyway. I would love if accessibility was more built in. The original author submitted a PR for a basic bit of integration that looks fine but is being blocked from merging by a lint thing.
I think the idea is that instead of being tied to a cash register, former checkout people would be able to get to know their community better by being free to go anywhere in the store. The Apple Store experience comes to mind for me.
This comment seems hilarious to someone who grew up with 486s that did those things fine. However, I’m inclined to agree that i would find this machine challenging to use as my daily thing.
Black makes it easier to hide defects. White makes any tiny issue show up very clearly, it's hard to get the exact shade of white right, and you'll need to run lots of plastic through the machine to make sure no little bits of other colors are still waiting in there to ruin your new pieces.
Before this, I used to impulsively go to comic sites and refresh around the time they updated. Now, I impulsively check the menu whenever bored. It's good enough for personal usage, I'm wondering if this'd be useful for others?
Does anyone have experience developing iOS apps that attempt to match native experience with LiveCode? From playing with Die Waldfibel (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/die-waldfibel/id453746100?mt...), it seems to lack native-feeling momentum scrolling, scroll bars, navigation menus, etc.
If not marketshare, it certainly has mindshare. I just returned from China and if you're in any of the major cities, you'll see iPhones everywhere, on the bus, subway, restaurants, etc. And if you're buying phone accessories, iPhone cases dominate.
I was playing with the new iPhone features page at http://apple.com/iphone/features on iPad running iOS 4 and it has several horizontal scrolling bits that seem to work quite well. swap_view.js is probably responsible for the scrolling but I can't quite figure out how it works, perhaps this could be a viable alternate method?
What have you found to be the best way to implement a REST interface? I noticed the @ajax_request shortcut but nothing response code specific. I've been using Django-Piston which has been... challenging at best.