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How does JJ works with LazyGit? I can’t see myself living without it.

Have you ever had any experience before with skateboards? Skateboards are one of those things that look so so easy but in reality have a very steep learning curve (however I haven't tried any electric one).

Can’t agree more. Also the “invention” of android is debatable to me. Wasn’t a rushed response to iOS?

This isn't "modern go" but more the "standard" in any language.

Few sections (like Big Sur) are closed so check before going on the road (like I did) and find the surprise.

A lot of negativity but I found this tool super useful when developing for Alexa and test out my scripts. Keep it going guys!

You're not alone

I think it's the same way. Start reading in the car, once you start to feel sick slowly stop. Once you feel better start reading again. Repeat.

I really hoped was this: http://darkmatter.wikia.com/wiki/Raza

I you enjoyed clojure you should check: http://lfe.io/

OT, I'm interested in this field as well. Are all these pictures USA cars or international?

Do you mind disclose where you got them?

Thanks!

I watched the tunnels found recently under it in "Expedition Unknown - Lost Mexican City". They're stunning!

Add to this list this awful new trend (twitter does that too) that every time I open instagram they "suggest" someone to follow. I think I follow like 40 ppl. More than enough for me. Not for them.

I'm very happy that Apple open sourced Swift.

Chris and his crew are amazing and the vibrant community definitely helps/challenge them and will bring us things like:

  - concurrency (at least planned)
  - cyclone/rust memory model!
  - scripting 
  - syntactic sugras

Congrats!

Here to say the same thing. Even C# seems to me pretty odd.

Yup, and also Luna https://github.com/tj/luna/blob/master/examples/fork.luna

> It's unclear if you're trolling, but assuming you're not, the analogy doesn't work because digital things and physical things behave in fundamentally different ways.

I'm not trolling at all. Genuine question.

Assuming what Apple said in the open letter is true:

> Specifically, the FBI wants us to make a new version of the iPhone operating system, circumventing several important security features, and install it on an iPhone recovered during the investigation. In the wrong hands, this software — which does not exist today — would have the potential to unlock any iPhone in someone’s physical possession.

Is like ask the Company to create a tool/masterkey able to open "just that safe".

I well know that in software you can make the OS to auto destroy itself (TTL) etc... but still imagine that after they get the OS they will copy it and start reverse engineering it.

If we want to force the example is like when they 3D Printed the TSA's master luggage key from ... a picture: (http://www.wired.com/2015/09/lockpickers-3-d-print-tsa-lugga...)

I now live in America but I know little about laws. Let's forget about Apple and technology.

Let's say that the gunman had a safe in his apartment. FBI can't open it without destroying its content.

FBI (like in others countries) can ask the Company who made the safe for help to open it and that company should help them to do so at its best.

If that company is unable to open the safe, is it admissible (under the current laws) to ask the Company to make a master key?

100% agree, without consider another market is IMO a no brainer: Gaming!

They have the biggest AppStore out there and yet they waited many years to let people playing with it on tv in a indecent way!

I'm not saying that a powerful AppleTV an improved AppStore market can replace PS/XBONE but has a great potential to compete with WII as iPhone did with Gamboy.

Talking about Nintendo. I don't yet understand why they bought Beats.

I would bought Nintendo or steal a contract from them to license their titles (Mario, Zelda etc... will run perfectly on a iOS TV device)!

I don't think will ever work. There are countries where taxes are way higher than US. For example in Italy [1] we are around 50% (including VAT and local taxes) and other than decreasing the productivity of companies it never had a "mind" impact. In fact Italy is one of the countries with most cars (per citizen) and that invest less/nothing in alternative energies.

[1] https://home.kpmg.com/xx/en/home/services/tax/tax-tools-and-...

From a comment in the article:

  Hey guys, it appears it’s not just for the 5K iMac, 
  I have tested this on 2013 Mac Pro with an Eizo CS230
  monitor and can confirm that you can get 10bit output.

http://www.lsdigi.com/2015/10/el-capitan-10bit-display-suppo...

Mostly free beta tester and patches BUT also increase a LOT your chances to hire.

You should learn Clojure because you'll be a better developer. Maybe you'll never use it outside personal projects. It changes the way you think about programming.

Would be nice to have these stats just for private repos. My idea (maybe wrong) is that private repos are used mostly by startups and enterprises so will be interesting to know which language is really trending in the industry.

Awesome!!! Now we want Clojure in Clojure :)

Are we talking about the sentence or your thoughts about reddit?

Allegations? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddy_Fletcher#Fund_bankruptcy

Chris is indeed an amazing and humble guy. I had the same opportunity to chat with him (by email) about this topic and he was so kind to answer all my questions (where he could).

Thank you for sharing this. I always felt that Leinin is too much. I'm not a clojure dev in my day to day so setting things right on it was cucumbersome (especially with cljs).

Without consider that at that point you're totally locked in. Anyways a very interesting article! Thanks (the author) for sharing it!

I never had a chance to interact with him but I share the same feeling. I'm probably too an old fool but I really liked YUM.