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There are several aspects of Flutter that are compelling. The two which I find the most interesting are speed of development and the platform independence when designing the app.

Speed of development: I've seen Flutter development referred to as a "double hot reloading" dev paradigm: UI and app logic. Hot-reloading the UI on design changes isn't new (React Native, NativeScript, and even Xamarin can do this) but the team at Google made a purpose-built debugging compiler for Flutter which separates state management from the app logic so if you're working on code deep into an app and need to fix something in the logic, the executing code is reloaded while the app's state and UI remain where they are so you don't have to start over from the launch screen, log in, start your transaction/order/process..... This process cycle -- launch, login, start an order, get to the state of an order to test the logic I just altered -- used to consume five to ten minutes per iteration when I was doing Xamarin work. Being able to edit and re-run the application logic without losing state and starting over is HUGE!

Platform independence: the UI for Flutter apps doesn't rely on the native OS widgets of iOS or Android (or Fuchsia!) but a C++ layer that bundles and ships with the app in question. It's akin to building a business app in game template where you can custom-define everything about the UI and any widgets you want to use... a lot of work but they will look and act the same on iOS and Android (and Fuchsia) and presumably run fast. This is a massive difference from Xamarin where cross-platform apps end up using the platform-native widgets which is known to result in non-trivial amounts of "if (Platform_Android) {...} else if (Platform_iOS) {...}" or just going the more sure-fire way of not entering Xamarin-debug-hell: make the UI for your app using the platform-specific Xamarin-tooling and move as much code to the share logic layers which don't need to be changed between Android and iOS.

The final thing I'll say about Flutter: I told a colleague who thinks that C++ is the ideal cross-platform mobile language about Flutter. Two weeks later he came back, told me he made a demo app with it, then decompiled the resulting IPA and APK files to inspect the assembly code and he concluded that it was essentially the same as if the app had been written in C++ from the get-go. I'll take his word for it since I lack the skills to verify that for myself but it certainly speaks well for the performance potential of Flutter!
Try this: http://hansihe.com/2017/02/05/rustler-safe-erlang-elixir-nif...
As I said on the other thread here, I like the desktop interface, using pinch and zoom on my mobile device. Reddit is forcing me into the mobile app, and mobile interface, I constantly have to request desktop site, and it's starting to irritate me, pushing me away!
In China, people regularly put chewing gum over the barcodes of dockless bikes, presumably the easiest way to prevent them being used.
I'm a student from India. Here parents are really strict about Computer time. The only way I can convince them isnto show them that this thing can generate some money.

That's why I put ads, you know how hard I felt to put ads on something that you spend hours perfecting.

My previous App was tet, it has no ads, but I really need to make some revenue to show them.

You want to know what those Ads are, ther'e justification that I won't go broke if I pursue code.
Something like https://github.com/google/flutter-desktop-embedding ?
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The machinery of the BEAM is in-process (and between nodes when you need it). Kubernetes and the BEAM VM address different levels of the architecture.

Apples to oranges.
But they're not "failing" the test. If you take so long to develop the software that you run out of funding, you're worse off than having written the iOS-only code.

You're only guaranteed to have time to develop things right if you have more than enough personal funds and no investors breathing down your throat, i.e., if you're rich. The marshmallow test just measures richness. Everyone else needs to ship something in three months for Demo Day.
The study is suggesting that the marshmallow test is a test of mother without college degree, and not testing something about the children beyond that. [0]

And in general, my suspicion about psychology is, that since you can always invent an objection in the form of your (1) and (2), I doubt that statistic is an actually good tool to look at these tests. If we assume for a moment that we somehow get a ground truth of the experiment, by divine revelation or however, then I suspect that we would see that we need as many categories as there are children to get anything predictive.

[0] http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0956797618761661
Everything eventually gets executed in the form of a machine code, what's your point exactly?

Erlang / Elixir give you a ton of safety guarantees inside the VM. Something many other languages were never bothered to offer.
> If the predictive power of the Marshmallow test could be ascribed to character traits, controlling to socio-economic backgrounds should enhance the signal of the predictive power, not remove it altogether.

This might be the source of the misunderstanding: What you say would only be true if character traits and socioeconomic background were uncorrelated, which is the opposite of what smaug suggested.
Aristotle is still the most insightful and relevant philosopher after all these years. From physics, to psychology, to biology, to politics, to ethics, to metaphysics, to logic. No single man has made more contributions to him.
Even though there are ads, respect to you for putting this out there. The grind is real.

Unfortunately, I don’t think mobile development is such a good way for independents to generate revenue, unless you happen to make a wildly viral game.
Honestly you could probably get similar results from cropping a regular digital camera picture and applying filters to make it look like this.
What about false positives?
The page says "ads". There's nothing wrong with writing software that makes money. There's nothing wrong with putting ads in the software. There's nothing wrong with not putting in ads. It's a defensible decision either way, I was just curious and thought I'd ask, and maybe learn something.
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It's an old certificate no longer trusted by browsers. Feel free to email them and let them know. It's probably a better use of your time than leaving snarky HN comments on unrelated stories.
To create slides: PowerPoint. And if I'm presenting I bring my MacBook Air and a handful of adapters to mate up to the presentation system.

For sharing: either export to PDF and put them on my blog or upload them to Dropbox or Google Drive and share a link as the in-web viewer is good enough for going over details in the slides that I wish to share.
Propietary software supported by ads which uses a free API behind. This is disgusting.
Perhaps offering a one-time IAP to remove ads would satisfy all parties?
That makes sense to me. I only asked because I was curious about your decision process. Thanks.
Thanks

I don't want to generate revenue to live on(yet).

I just want to show that I'm not wasting time. And social media followers don't count. So this was like the only way
So by my understanding, if only one person is doing the work, the square root of one is one, meaning they are only doing 50% of the work... Who does the other 50%?!
Fair enough, it founds like you found a good fit for your use case (and that's a good thing).

In a year or two when you have a bit of time it might be worth going back and having a look at Symfony anyway, you'll likely find that going from Laravel to Symfony will make more sense than CI to Symfony (underneath Laravel uses a fair few symfony things).
+100. I'm also not touching this.
Isn't that true for say Battle.net (websites about WoW) and Twitter (Twitter apps) as well?
Depending on how long ago, I've noticed that the comprehensiveness of third party documentation (i.e. googling "how do I x?") can really change the experience.

My memories of trying to install Linux circa 2000? Not favorable. Though to be fair I was a lot younger then too.
Usually this means there were other obscure reasons e.g. Jobs was afraid Soghoian would take his positions through automation.
Thank you! It means so much to me that some people are appreciating these lectures. I knocked myself out all spring preparing this course, and it was quite a gut punch to read my course evaluations a few days ago, which ere pretty negative. I was so dispirited, I was actually thinking of stopping posting the lectures, but if you guys/gals are into it, that is awesome,I will keep at it!
To answer your question: yes we showed long ago that if you close your eyes and imagine a face you turn on the face area, and if you imagine a place you turn on the place area - here is the article:
http://web.mit.edu/bcs/nklab/media/pdfs/OCravenKanwisherJOCN...
We and others have shown that in developmental prosopagnosia, the deficit is not just in remembering faces, but also in perceiving them.
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For all who are disgusted by Ads, there is an Ad Free Premium version.

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I had a good experience buying a car from CarMax. Their maintenance and service quotes were extraordinarily high though.
Marshmallows represent different value for kids with different background. Some can have them every day, for some it's something they only saw other kids eating.

It's similar to how it would be easy to risk $50K for somebody with $100M net worth compared to somebody whose net worth is $100K.
The woman profiled has six children. The government cannot afford to meet all the financial needs of people who have large families and then decide they want a college degree.
'Police now move people on at 23:00. Rubbish lorries, which had previously cleared up when the partygoers left in the early hours, have been rescheduled for the morning, and steps that provided seating for gatherers have now been filled with plant boxes'

OK fine about rescheduling the garbage trucks, but is this really a success? A vibrant public space has been neutered by more intrusive policing and architectural changes that encourage people to stay away? I'm somewhat sympathetic to the people in these apartments, but if this has been going on for 20 years (and why 20? why not 200?) then property values should already have adjusted. If you're living here, it's because you made the calculation about the noise and decided to rent or buy anyway, or else you didn't, and why is that the City of Barcelona's problem?
Yeah, if you drop in a Linux shell on their various platforms you can find shell scripts dotted around. The boxes run Linux so that isn't surprising really.
It also doesn’t help they want to be the privacy heroes while advertisers want tracking and targeting. It’s quite difficult to compete and they don’t have a unique selling point.
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> hereditary wealth correlates to intelligence has been endlessly refuted.

Source?

There's noise and luck (and IQ wasn't so much a factor for income historically) but given the following, how could it not be true?

Intelligence leads to higher income (med school etc)

Income leads to higher wealth

Wealth is partly inherited.

Intelligence is partly inherited.
The latest trend is subscriptions; pay X a year to remove ads. And, while I hate them (cause who needs more monthly expenses?) they're fair for the developer because one-time IAP isn't sustainable on the long term compared to sustainable income. That is of course assuming there is constant improvement on the app/data. Another trend is disabling ads via sub but still having tracking. At least GDPR attempts to fix it.
"The Games Industry" is a shit hole of illegal corporate exploitation. I am one of those rare "long term game developers" - but not, because I left after 15 years of trying to develop some/any collaboration against the exploitation. I was one of the OS developers for the 3DO and the first PlayStation, a lead tech at both E.A. and Sony, lead engineer of games I know you played, and I can state first hand the illegal employment behavior is rampant to the degree those in the industry are 100% blind to actual ethical working conditions.

Life is too short to spend time in an industry of assholes. I love my friends, but collectively the games industry is a hate machine, exploiting the enthusiasm of impressionable youth to create mindless crap - just like the Abe's Oddysee world of corporate slave drivers.
Dart/Flutter is the least marketable skillet that you could obtain right now in 2018.

If I'm going to take the time to learn a new skillset, I'm going to learn the one that gives me the most marketability and pays the highest that would be iOS/Swift, then Java/Android and then I might play around with Dart/Flutter.

I usually prefer to start with the fundamentals and then learn abstractions/frameworks. Take front end development for example. While frameworks change every six months, knowing the fundamentals of JavaScript/CSS/HTML is valuable long term.
I wonder why Ruby ended up in the negative coefficient group instead of exhibiting similar characteristics to Python, for example.
If that's the case, surely you have examples of similar EU regulations being used for censorship before this? The GDPR is hardly the first regulation businesses have to follow.
I still love the Meteor framework, even if it's not as popular these days. Auth "just works", The Mongo<->Server<->Client dataflow is super easy, and there's lots of tools to quickly and easily deploy it.

Now that React is supported, it's even easier for throwing together web apps.
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Hire more people for the law to work.
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If Amazon can profit off a listing then why shouldn't it be held liable for the damage caused due to the listing? If Amazon has already put up an agreement which frees them from liability then it sounds like, "Ok, I'll be with you in your good time but I'll walk away as soon as you have a misfortune" like an unfaithful life partner.

Of course, I know this is by design. But is it ethical?
That’s at-will employment. Never happen in France.
reason is not defeated and to the extent it would be it would apply to _anyone_ of us. Not just the trailer trash, the trump supporters, the religious people etc. but all of us.

There is no system of thinking that allow us to be right and so what we are really left with are perspectives. In other words reason do not lead to truth but to perspectives that allow us to better navigate reality.
Title IX is a fine law overall, it's just certain specifics that need amending.
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That's been debunked by examples where hiring (literal) team players that are not shining on their own enhances a team above the level of an 'all-star' team. So why do we keep repeating this nonsense?
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The presentation is absolutely charming. It kept my attention far more than some PowerPoint.
What is the 'American flag illusion' the author is so keen on harping about? 30 seconds on DDG didn't help me out.
You can also use Reddit's "compact" version which is their first ever mobile design. Just append ".compact" to the end of every url [1].

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It's always interesting to encounter situations where the culture of a place creates vocabulary to express in a word or phrase a concept that doesn't exist in other language. A few examples are "schadenfreude" in German, "sprezzatura" in Italian, and "eccentric" (eg: he's mentally ill, but in a benign way) in English; thanks to this article I'm adding "karōshi" -- death from overwork -- to my list culturally fascinating words.
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Related: how do you consume hacker news? Using a dedicated Android or iOS app or directly opening the website in your mobile browser?
Makes me wonder what happens if the kid simply doesn't like eating marshmallows. Would that also be counted as them putting it off, or is the test set up in such a way that said people are counted out beforehand?

Hell, it seems someone's taste in general may affect the results for any of these tests. Much easier to put off something you only sort of like rather than something you're obssessed with...
I use passportjs without thinking.
Eh.

I thought this Article is about Reason ML.
Hey Nancy, thanks for doing the lectures. Coolest Online course I ever came across/studied. Love from India.
Why do they believe you would go broke pursuing code? Have you tried pointing them to some articles or statistics on the high levels of salaries software engineers make? I'm sure you know they make more than many professions, and the demand is ever rising. Seems like this should be an easy debate to win :)
A deck (of playing cards) would translate to (トランプ)一組. For individual cards, the counter would be 枚.
An unexported value type provided through an interface is immutable. The "context" object uses this. But it isn't really a solution for immutable value programming.
Not an expert, nor to take anything from Erlang (was amazed at how robust RabbitMQ was first time I stress tested it) but fault tolerance seems to be a part of OTP. To me, k8s ~ OTP, GO ~ Erlang, and Erlang syntax is a bit easier than GoLang, but might just be the way I was brought up.
I feel like they should have maybe subsidized soundproofing in the nearby buildings rather than ruin the nice outdoor space enjoyed by so many party goers.
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I've tried a number of apps, but I always end up coming back to the site itself.
Safari mobile. Works pretty well. I’d just wish they would support safari reader mode. But maybe that’s impossible with the comment structure
Its immutable everywhere, or just outside the package that declares it?
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Since Ads are universally hated, I have made a decision.

The free version will not have ads no more and the Premium version will have a beautiful dark theme.

What do you guys think ?
Have personal experience with Sequelize and TypeORM, both are very far from being polished and finished.
I grew up in a household without sugary cereals. My siblings and I would sing songs and dance with excitement when we had them. Socioeconomic status certainly explains the difference between cohorts, but perhaps it’s the easier signal to catch while the core mechanism is a matter of what is available in one’s household.
This sounds more like a few people getting credit for the work of many people that work in the background.
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Shouldn't the liability be placed on the company actually selling the product through amazon? Amazon is a marketplace, not a manufacturer, in most cases I think
He didn't claim that. Mongoloid means East Asian, not the Mongolian people.
> Even if it is heritable, making the knowledge public can only lead to a sense of fatalism.

That's a really terrible way to look at the world, and has caused a lot of suffering. It's the very basis of the term 'heretic' that has caused so much loss throughout human history.

No human ever has the right to deny knowledge to another for their own benefit, because humans are not able to accurately determine what knowledge is or is not harmful for others to hold. Often their choice to withhold knowledge causes the most harm of all.

EDIT: Thinking about it more, 'the right' is not correct. Withholding knowledge can be a malicious or competitive activity, but can never be a beneficial one. Ie, you have the right to withhold knowledge from your enemies to harm them, or withhold knowledge from competitors to increase your chances of winning. But you need to be clear on this with yourself: you're not withholding knowledge for anyone's benefit but your own.
Easy enough to miss. That one is Elixir and Go but for most purposes Elixir/Erlang/BEAM are fairly interchangeable.
Rust + Diesel + Tokio.io + Postgres. I don't do web frontend (just apps and bots), and this stack took a LOT of time to get used to, but now I enjoy full static typing, perfect ORM-ish abstraction level (Diesel is kind of unique in that regard), built-in integration testing so it's compatible with SQL migrations and functions in Postgres and pretty good perfomance.
100% agree with you. Often the reason people move in to these areas is the lively bustling local culture. Then the complaints come which sanitise the area, killing its spirit.

This has been happening a lot in London as the tide of gentrification washes in and sucks the life out of the local culture.

A really sad state of affairs
Amen. They are trying to have their cake and eat it too.
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Wouldn't those be essentially the same as docked bikes then? You have to bring it to one of the designated locations to drop it off, just like with docks.
django-rest-framework + Bootstrap + plain JS frontend (not necessarily SPA-style, but can be)

I presume that some of the fancier new frontend options would be an easier way to consume a vanilla RESTy backend. Doing things this was also has the benefit that I can just hire somebody to write me a new frontend, since that's not really my forte.
Rails still wins hands down when it comes to speed of development. I don't think anything else even comes close.
Kind of? SuperFX was essentially a second CPU paired with RAM that served as a framebuffer. You would set a pointer that contained code in its ISA format and it would asynchronously calculate graphics (almost like a second thread) and dump it into the RAM, which the SNES would then DMA right into its tile-based VRAM.
I'm 23 so please excuse my ignorance. I've been struggling with the marriage benefits personally. There are the extra single taxes, rates for insurance, etc.

However, in the US, with the amount of divorce (alimony / child support) it seems less than optimal to view marriage as an asset.

Or am I totally off the mark?
Game theory meets sex-life.
Prison dileman applied and first strike means you win, but at the same time, you have to go cellibate to not give a weak spot for revenge hook-ups.

Very soon, joining a amercian fraternity, will be equivalent to joining a monastry. Which means, the political correctness is attacking the universitys where it hurts- attractivenes to party students.

In the left corner, PC-Culture, in the right corner the dean and his accounting.

What a tragedy, what a farce.
It is, but the OpenDNS resolver tested is for FamilyShield which is only advertised as blocking "Tasteless, Proxy/Anonymizer, Sexuality and Pornography."