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by 33a 9y ago
Staying in China right now and heavily use WePay. As a counter point to the article my experience has been that it totally sucks compared to a credit card. Credit cards offer consumer protections, convenience and don't require your c
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by 33a 9y ago
Not that I disagree with the sentiment, but hair is a bad example. Men go bald and get beards, while women don't.
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by 33a 9y ago
Looking at this made me realize how insanely huge storms are in the southern ocean. Hurricanes and typhoons up north have nothing on that.
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Show HN: Regl, a declarative low state WebGL abstraction(github.com)
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by 33a 9y ago
The examples in this are exactly the sort of thing in rails that drove me crazy when I was learning it.
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cwise already does this and more, but it is written in javascript: https://github.com/scijs/cwise
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by 33a 9y ago
This author seems pretty clueless about how things actually work and a lot of the assumptions are just plain wrong. For example, ubershaders are preferred instead of many small shaders because the overhead of switching shaders and recompil
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by 33a 10y ago
It'll happen, especially now that WebAssembly is getting rolled out, but not sure what is going to replace it. Things like C++ or Rust are still too cumbersome for a lot of front end development. Not sure what the replacement for JS
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by 33a 10y ago
Choo! https://github.com/yoshuawuyts/choo
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by 33a 10y ago
This sounds like it could be really nice for off grid solar set ups if it was cheap enough.
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by 33a 10y ago
Why not just port some subset of Vulkan to Apple?
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by 33a 10y ago
Could also be a broader sign the economy is struggling. People have less money to blow on expensive groceries and are scaling back purchasing.
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by 33a 10y ago
More specifically operating systems from the bottom up. The title suggests this is far more comprehensive than it actually it is.
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by 33a 10y ago
You can solve this problem faster using the extended Euclidean algorithm.
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by 33a 10y ago
Reminds me of a little webgl demo I made a long time back: http://mikolalysenko.github.io/gif-3d/
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by 33a 10y ago
Have you all considered starting a worker owned cooperative?
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by 33a 10y ago
Will figure it out when that happens.
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by 33a 10y ago
Why not donate it to your employees?
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by 33a 10y ago
https://github.com/mafintosh/airpaste
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by 33a 10y ago
This made me cringe a little.
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by 33a 10y ago
This is so cool!
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by 33a 10y ago
Great, yet another thing to be anxious about on this fine monday morning.
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by 33a 10y ago
If someone asks "Can you just..." and you can't do it for some reason, then can you just explain it to them why you can't do it? Getting mad about doesn't solve anything and passes up a great opportunity to fill in
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by 33a 10y ago
Not surprising there are so many negative responses, the question was poorly worded. No way that you can kill medicare and replace it with a $13k yearly income.
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by 33a 10y ago
So why even give them options in the first place then if the goal is to just prevent them from ever using them?
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by 33a 10y ago
This is an article, not a project. Does it really belong on Show HN?
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by 33a 10y ago
Well. Now I'm disgusted and freaked out for the rest of the day.
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Lots of places. For example: * You want to generate preview images of WebGL content, such as in a gallery * You are using WebGL to accelerate some computation in nodejs with a library like https://github.com/waylonflinn&#x2
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Guess which one got there first and took the webgl name on npm? :)
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Ok, solved this. The validation for this part of the constant blending was a bit too strict https://www.khronos.org/registry/webgl/specs/1.0/#CONSTANT_C... . Somehow the conformance suite didn't ca

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