did you actually read the article where he gave props to dune 2? and also said multi-unit select was one of the things they noticed was missing and would benefit the genre?
Anyone know if this takes standard SIM cards or micro SIM cards? Seems Verizon's Nexus takes micro, but I thought I heard the non-LTE uses standard SIM. Just want to make sure I know which to get for this...
What exactly is this supposed to mean? IDE? Debugger?
I mean if you really think the only way to develop in Python still is limited to a basic editor and logging to a terminal then you are greatly mistaken. There are fully capable IDEs such as PyCharm and of course emacs/vim. I gotta admit Sublime has won me over lately for the majority of my development, however I love how fully featured PyCharm is.
So installing lessc, and setting up a simple bash script(or the like) that says "lessc abcd.less > /directory/for/css/output.css --compress" is a hassle? I must be completely missing something when it comes to using less!
It actually is a good thing that they specify they are in charge of the os releases and what hardware needs used. Have you seen how slow some carriers are to release android updates or how slow the actual devices run because they chose to use the cheapest minimum spec hardware they could find to get production costs down and make a larger profit? It's ridiculous. Yes some people like to root their phones and put whatever they want on them, but not everyone(definitely not the majority).
Now I can't claim to know to what degree Microsoft will specify hardware, but I would hope if they went through the trouble of setting up that restriction that they would be smart about it.
Honestly the hn community has degenerated into nothing more than a bunch of snobbish behavior that up/downvote things needlessly based upon that person's likes or dislikes, rather than on the validity of the content. Don't get me wrong, every site similar to this with voting eventually gets there, but lately it has started getting worse and worse. Which is why I am posting with this account because I am sure this comment will get plenty more downvotes! lol
As I saw in another comment here I agree that trolls usually help make a community better. The voting system being used on comments rather than just the initial post to rank listing is much more of a hindrance to a community than trolls imo.
Yes, the browser that is doing nothing but growing in market share. Not to mention, as has been stated, it is all open source so any other browser that wanted to take advantage of this tech can do so. Some just seem too stubborn to do so for what I can only assume is because THEY didn't do it.
If things continue to work as well as they are thus far, and the other guys continue to say it isn't worth implementing, then my first point will just continue to happen.
Something not mentioned in the notes is the addition of ndb to the python library. Located in google/appengine/ext/ndb directory. I am definitely liking the direction it is going rather than how the original db module works.
this is ridiculous - why do ignorant people have to always resort to using the race card to stir up controversy over nothing. people need to get the hell over themselves imo and realize no one cares about that stupid shit this day and age.
Sounds like someone pissed in your Wheaties this morning. Anything to get more people to give vim/the vim style of doing things a chance is always cool in my book.
Speaking of pain inducing, I found watching the bubble sort very pain inducing! I've always known it was slow compared to other options, but this make you never want to see the thing mentioned again!