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Yeah, I saw that. It seems that the algorithm was trained and optimised only for that video. Person, bike, suitcase, tie, chair, cellphone.

I hate telephones 9 years ago

me, too. i have an old phone, and i keep it just for few people to call me only if its need. i don't call others, i hate phones.

iPhone SE 10 years ago

16GB is enought for me. I don't watch movies, I don't listen to much music and I don't install apps. Just a phone with some basic apps and internet connections.

I also think 4 inches is decent size for my pocket.

I think I'll buy my first iPhone soon. Good job, Apple.

Full stack developer

  Location: Romania
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: React, Redux, Meteor, Electron, NodeJS, Obj-C/Swift, Java, C++,
                Linux, Docker, Hadoop, MongoDB, RethinkDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL
  Résumé/CV: On request
  Email: liviu@ideveloper.ro
UIKit for the Mac 11 years ago

I thought that the Chameleon project is dead. I studied the source code a few years ago.

You are lucky that your country have not endured Soviet occupation like other states in Eastern Europe. Event today the economical and social signs are clearly visible on those states.

This was magnitude worse that British/American influence.

Hi, while I got your point and mostly I agree with you, I just have a question.

Now when WebGL is widely adopted why you can create your games using that technology? Or even compile your C/C++ games with asm.js. I saw very nice demos in the past.

For simple 2D games (like most of the Flash games), I saw very nice Flash-friendly libraries like Phaser[0] (based on Pixi.js).

[0] https://phaser.io/examples

Not really. In a real-case scenario React-extended components stays in "components" directory and is not to hard to be aware that is react-extended component.

But yes, I got your point.

"Recommend using .jsx extension for React components, rather than .js"

I like .js over .jsx because I can require/import without explicit extension.

  import Foo from './Foo';
  vs 
  import Foo from './Foo.jsx';
Collateral Damage 11 years ago

I'm sure regular users care about their browsing experience and security, even if they don't know/want to express their feelings.

Collateral Damage 11 years ago

This is a great announcement for regular users.

And think about: On the iOS, Apple has the control of annoying/fake/phishing ads. On the web does not have. Even if ads will be shown on native apps, the experience will be more pleasant for users and will reduce abuses.