Existenceblinks

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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
Ha! Sorry, you don't get my joke. It's not "part" but "all"!
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
Those who grown up in asian schools would see these as super easy tricks. Not intend to make superiority sound here but just the well-known fact. There was a trend in my high school when math teacher ask to solve (expect elaborate steps cle
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
I don't agree. I live in the world biggest facebook user city, but I find that facebook is all of their life. If VR technology was settled before, I couldn't imagine how they live. Oh, I have moved out of that city to a peaceful c
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
People tend to build a small business and aren't interested in growing number but profit. Basecamp has been about 17 years standing, and currently has just 51 people[0]. Everyone seems happy. I am an export in economy but most of probl
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
Pros: Whatever tools, back-end lang/framework I like Cons: Whatever tools, front-end lang/framework I hate. (Yes, React and friends) Not a joke, this is my real struggle. I love backend, and I love working with ui designers, elega
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
> "(a && b) || (!a && !b)" It is XNOR, not XOR (no pun intended) Boolean algebra laws excellently help if there are many input aN. I used to use it to simplify legacy ruby codes written by c-style programmer (yo
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
It would rather be boring and real dead if the travel writing wasn't dead. It will make you feel like something being unfinished while it should be. What if we _ideally_ discover all routes that human want to know. What would happen ne
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
This simple story (I know the whole story is not simple especially ones can make profit) gives me some hope. I am building a service by using elixir/phoenix (yeah it seems an opposite direction to the OP's) and is very frustrated
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
Reading the comma style, to me, is cleaner. But typing it while writing the record type is urgggg! It is this cycle: type words -> enter -> repeat tabs -> type comma -> type words Or you will have to keep hitting `save` command
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
What actually distract people are boilerplate/composability, lack of fancy types, package publishing openness and slow-paced community. Don't get me wrong, I like Elm, this is just my observation.
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
Composing pure functions makes more sense, passing function as argument in functional languages is way better than having the higher order component thing. Sure javascript can do that but in the react world, "component" thing go w
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
Higher order components to me is a hacky technique and mostly seen as a monkey patch to the limitation of lower component. A concrete example is responsive table components with the help of HOC, says `react-dimensions` (sorry author, I have
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
The most annoying thing in Elm, not the language itself but their community. People complain about openness, elm packages can't grow as fast as contributors want to see. I do not want to write a long story of composability and fancy ty
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
When a react component tree has more than 3 level height, react component's lifecycle callbacks start getting crazy unmanageable. Mounting, unmounting, rendering, props receiving, updating etc, these callbacks' calling orders open
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
As a remote worker based in Thailand had worked with guys in CA (14 hrs difference) for almost 2 years. It is true that life style and physical body got seriously affected. My regular meeting time is 1-2am, paring with designers at 5-6am so
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
> implication that any CS graduate can fill any software job regardless of specialization, experience, or interest. Your basic calculation is still right although I'd add more numbers to the opposite site. "Potential graduates&
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
I mean the other sensors should be able to make their own big industries as well. Sorry about that.
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
Well, one obvious example is the space probe(rosetta) that use sensor to detect comet's surface and sent data back to earth: http://kdvr.com/2016/09/30/rosetta-landing-comet-chasing-pro...
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
I was thinking of a group or cluster of quadcopter flying together. There are some nice protocols and topologies in Wireless Sensor Network topic. While devices' sensors collecting environment data they can communicate with each other
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
I prefer Disk Inventory X: http://www.derlien.com/ The map looks similar and you can delete stuff from the tree as well.
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by Existenceblinks 10y ago
Embedded systems - Wireless Sensors Networks, I know it has been there for long time but IoT would encourage it more. It could enable development of different kinds of devices as well. Look at camera industry for example. There should be mo
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by Existenceblinks 11y ago
I didn't compare the results between Purifycss and this bash script[1] yet. But this alternative, not intent to compete, does mainly the same detection e.g. including dynamic class adding detection. 1: https://gist.github.co
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by Existenceblinks 11y ago
Though you need to manually visit all those pages. And it wouldn't be easy to traverse DOM with those server side logic/condition. IMHO, do it offline and out of browser would be easier. But I also think doing it directly with the
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by Existenceblinks 11y ago
I might be wrong but I'm glad to see you try using this REGEX https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9708629
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by Existenceblinks 11y ago
I _think_ it shouldn't be too much code. For my rails project, I wrote a simple shell script[1] to get all unused css classes and remove it my hand in final step, to make sure i will not remove css classes that actually used (e.g pre-d