pablasso

I spend a lot of time on Airmail, and I'm currently giving cloudmagic: https://cloudmagic.com/ a try. On iOS I've used it for a long time and they're excellent. On Mac I've only used them for a couple of weeks but so far it's been a good experience far, and they're responsive to feedback, like implementing gmail shortcuts shortly after launching.

We can make our opinions without sounding so negative about all news. Yeah, it does matter that they're the most valuable company in the world, even though you can argue about them being equally important on 30 years.

Thanks for the follow up!

You need more reputation to be able to downvote.

Don't set the colorscheme on Vim, set it on your terminal and Vim will honor it. I do that with iTerm2.

Does anyone has numbers on Apple Music royalties? how do they fare against Spotify, Rdio and the like?

Did you actually saw the link?

You may want to point that the binary is for Linux.

Agreed, I don't have a problem buying digital books, but $39 is too much.

People should stop doing that, I hate that trend.

>Same goes for every oil company in existence

I don't know what to say if you don't think oil solves real problems.

Hacker News Enhancement Suite is a cool option too: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-news-enhanc...

Although, I love the endless scrolling of HackerNew.

So you have to from the gym to the office and sweat after the shower anyway?

Can't believe I didn't find any alternative before. This will be great for uploading assets when I just feel like blogging on iOS. Good job!

That's a developer problem, not a Javascript problem.

Although, it looks a little grainy.

I get his frustration, but I don't think an animated weather on a weather app is such an innovation that someone else couldn't think of.

And that's the only use case that bothers you?

So any advantages for this over Spark Inspector?

http://sparkinspector.com/

Assuming those interviews with the team don't include these sorting coding problems that are so hyped this is the best process I've heard about.

I think any coder will be more comfortable doing real job instead of studying college stuff that you haven't done in years.

Thanks, but what does this have to do with the post?

It's harder to do, but you don't even need to be in same city. Build a strong portfolio, for us it's several good projects on Github and jobs will come by themselves.

> I wouldn't be surprised if the new Android IDE is still Eclipse.

The whole announcement is that it is based on IntelliJ.

I love that they're including a repository. Looking at the code history is the best way to learn.

Not any of those points is justified, "a nightmare", "the worst". You need to provide something to support all those affirmations.

It doesn't have anything to do with Parse's business. Visit the link.

  almost all of them kicked ass

The past always looks brighter from the present.

I keep thinking that the text "easiest" is selected. Dammit.

That's shortsighted, this is what Google Now, can do.. well, right now. But in the future it will be extended to make your life easier, i.e tell you when you get close to a cinema that is displaying a movie of a director that you like, telling you that this near theater is performing a show that you really liked 2 years ago, etc.

It would be better if you expand a little about your experience with them, this just sounds like common spam.