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by Ciantic 10y ago
You should be able to extract the SVG really easily from the fontawesome-webfont.svg file, and colorize those with simple css e.g. fill: #ff0; The svg font file contains SVG path elements as glyph elements. In light of what I said, why is S
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Problem me with Vue is it's template language. Why invent a new one and not use JSX? Main selling point for me with JSX is it's the most type-safe templating language I've seen when used together with TypeScript. People have
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You have to click "Wind Speed" to see that simulated. By default it seems to be "Wind Gusts".
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Yes, and as others pointed out below, this is essentially entanglement.
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It's easier to think these as random number generators seeded with same value, taken six kilometers apart from each other, and then fetching values from them. No data is transmitted when fetching values from these.
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Indeed it is. Microsoft: 118000 employees, Github: 603 employees. I don't understand why everyone expects Github to push more open source projects? They are still fairly small company.
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by Ciantic 10y ago
It would be interesting to see graph on different authors (or people with publishing and committing rights), to see what sort of attack vector we are seeing in here. E.g. Beego there seems to rely only on astaxie's own packages (and Go
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I wonder if someone has tried to dewarp whole book from a video when flipping through it. I imagine that could be handy way to copy the whole book.
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Protocol for data sharing requires also a good product. I wish they get one, but I'm afraid this could end up like "Semantic Web", there is very little business incentive to make data sharing between services easy. Data after
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by Ciantic 10y ago
Excel spreadheet file format (as well as other Office file formats) is horrible, especially slightly older ones. I wouldn't expect the LibreOffice ever to really master those. One blog post to about the file formats: http://
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There is still two pages for single font, one such as this: https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Open+Sans And now this: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Open+Sans?query=open+sans First one
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by Ciantic 10y ago
My only usecase for Instagram "app" was to embed client's feed in their own webpage. It doesn't look good right now, I don't think this usecase is allowed, it's not in the approval list. I just can't under
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I think the point is that it would be renamed /parallax-plugin2.js and HTML would be set to reference that instead? That is why immutable cache shouldn't work for the page in the address bar.
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Do you know any examples heavy with animations? E.g. similar that can be achieved with CSSTransitionGroup in React. While I can't use Elm in production app, I could dabble on it side projects, but I'm a little bit put off by the e
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Emphasis on the migrate, you do not want to have app with both JS and Elm for a long term perhaps. In the main article: "I do not expect to be compiling to JavaScript forever, especially with WebAssembly on the horizon. The smaller the
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by Ciantic 11y ago
In RGB you have to memorize RGB and their mixings, and then do some calculation to change saturation or lightness. With HSL you'll have to basically memorize only the colorwheel which is not that hard. Lightness and saturation are then
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Mr. that was not my reply, and I didn't made a angry response... If you thought my characters conveyed angryness I apologize, I just critcized your points.
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Markets itself with support for AMD and script tags? What are you talking about, it's all about bundling things automatically without script tags, you don't even need to write the damned html file if you use loader for it. Also it
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TelegraphCQ was also a fork of PostgreSQL which implemented streamed queries. Not only a white paper. It was way ahead it's time in implementation, maybe it's dead by now. They still have the site here: http://telegraph
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There is also a big programmer efficiency to be gained by having batteries included library: The new person coming to a project has learned the same batteries already, and it need not to re-learn new set of minipackages the last person work
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If chips were built for neural networks it would require significantly less power. One interesting thing I found by Googling FPGA (which is the easisest way to build a new chip) and neural networks, Microsoft is building one which requires
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I would argue US should start training their AI already, in combat situation human senses becomes more suspectible for finding threats where there isn't any. They could use the AI for real-time analysis of video feed in helicopters etc
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Can someone explain why Times uses wording "E.U.", I haven't seen European Union shortened like that. It's usually just "EU". Is this some curiosity in this specific deal?
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I suppose most who do Swift at the moment also use it on front-end, since this advertises being "type-safe" what is their preferred method to connect to this JSON server from the Swift front-end in type safe manner? Also, the Flue
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How well it understands types? Could I generate TypeScript interfaces for each API call? I'm not that interested in RESTfullness, but rather easily navigable API through auto-completion. E.g. /users/save/ would become &q
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This is just a throw, I've not tried. But Bokeh creates Canvas. There is a Canvas 2 SVG https://github.com/gliffy/canvas2svg JavaScript library already made.
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Not seriously, maybe I should. I know it has some crazy good macro support if I'm correct, this should allow some nice libraries. Though my first problem with any language is: Does it have type safe SQL builder? Scala has Slick and Qui
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I think succint is the word I want. Nested validation logic that looks like the object you are validating. Unfortunately Play docs are not succint, but you may get the idea from here: https://www.playframework.com/documentat
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I've been considering Rust (or Swift) for webapp backend, but these cons are spot on: Named parameters are missing, and one can't build natural looking JSON validation if one can't nest them nicely. Swift looks promising thou
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I concur. I have not tried variety of AWS services because I have no idea what it would cost me if something went haywire on my server. If I could simply deposit to Amazon a prepaid amount and it would just use this deposit until it's

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