Ezku

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by Ezku 8y ago
In singular genetive and nominative cases no less, so, absolutely no grammatical fancy going on there.
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by Ezku 8y ago
Hmm. I feel that. I’m sensing a dichotomy here between understandings of ”library as a place of study” and ”library as a communal place of sharing cultural artefacts”. Since the latter involves a lot of other things besides books and the si
33.
by Ezku 8y ago
Thanks! Perhaps a caption noting this would improve the pitch :)
34.
by Ezku 8y ago
I use nvm currently. Can I ask how this compares to nvm, perhaps issues with nvm that it tackles? Is it performance? :o
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by Ezku 8y ago
Maybe check out Gun ( https://gun.eco )? It's CRDT-based and the docs make it look like they're taking things like consistency seriously. I have no experience with it, so can't make a recommendation either way, thou
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by Ezku 8y ago
Love the performance, no trouble with 60fps. The swirly wind, fire, and smoke effects are beautiful! It’s also the only part here with which I would not know how to get started building, could anyone share their thoughts on the implementati
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by Ezku 8y ago
I would gladly hear more about this scenario. Why did the initial approach not work? How is the follow-up going to improve on that? And why was a rewrite the best way to fix things? Thanks for any insight you can share.
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by Ezku 8y ago
That’s a really cool idea. Thanks for the article too, it provided for some excellent illumination. (Badum-tish. Sorry.)
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by Ezku 8y ago
I believe you're right. I also believe you've just demonstrated how adding cards, borders and so on breaks vertical rhythm. You've decided to prefer adding cards and borders to keeping vertical rhythm, but one could also come
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by Ezku 8y ago
For me, the best way to think about Kafka is as a distributed log. That said, it does feature rather robust transformations of log entries - does KSQL count as ”queries or whatever”? https://www.confluent.io/product/ksq
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by Ezku 9y ago
That's a good thing to point out, thanks. No, I'm afraid that bit is my own speculation.
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by Ezku 9y ago
> it helps for documentation purpose should the dispute arise over some issue in future. If you are required to hold on to the data for legal purposes such as dispute settlement, there is no issue. The customer can request you delete suc
43.
by Ezku 9y ago
That's Haskell. Slides 4 & 5 also hint at that, although it's easy to miss: > Why Haskell is Interesting
44.
by Ezku 9y ago
You might be interested in Wikirock, a Finnish group who _also_ turn random Wikipedia articles into music. They're on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3c7rymM4Z143IeZiTJJbQ6
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by Ezku 9y ago
Really cool, I've needed this quite a number of times. Thanks for the tip!
46.
by Ezku 9y ago
Try giving this page a read: https://reasonml.github.io/guide/what-and-why/
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by Ezku 10y ago
As a long-time Input Mono user, I have to say I've found it to be an extremely well designed typeface for my programming needs. It does not call attention to itself, but does its job of beautifully nonetheless. After a short acclimatio
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by Ezku 10y ago
Our team is using Flow, and most devs use Nuclide[1] for the autocompletion and type hint popups. I can't compare it to any TS IDE, I'm afraid, but I can attest it's way more comfortable than doing without. [1]: https:/
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by Ezku 11y ago
I believe Andre himself isn't a big fan of JSX so doesn't make a big number of introducing it in the documentation, but you can totally use it. It used to be that you couldn't just plug in Cycle.js to JSX by default, because
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by Ezku 12y ago
Hi, AppGyver dev here. Our platform expands on the web view approach, allowing you to leverage existing web development experience when getting started. Yeah, it's HTML and JS - but whereas Cordova provides you with one web view to bui
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by Ezku 12y ago
Hi, AppGyver dev here. I understand the confusion around that claim. Especially taken out of context ( http://www.appgyver.com/supersonic/ui ) you can read it as ridiculous hyperbole over something readily achieved with
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by Ezku 13y ago
One of the Steroids devs here. Nice job, Marc. Your thoughts on the subject are much appreciated. Thanks for your kind words on the tutorials! As for the pain points you had along the way - we feel you and are working toward improving the d
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by Ezku 13y ago
Programming with such functions is called total functional programming. Here's a nice little introduction to the subject[1], and if you're a fan of code and math you should probably check out the other blog entries as well. [1]: http://blo
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by Ezku 14y ago
I think the phrasing was purposefully self-ironic, but in the sense of excessively technical expressions rather than having too many words.
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by Ezku 14y ago
Since PHP is a template language at heart, they go ahead and use PHP. For PHP folk, I guess the question is: how do people handle templating simply in other languages, since they can't use the host language itself for that? EDIT: Disclaimer
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by Ezku 15y ago
I can confirm 37.5 goes for Finland as well.
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by Ezku 15y ago
Link to TFA on one page without the fluff: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2011/11/10/...
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by Ezku 15y ago
> our first approximation of other people is ourselves This is an excellent quote. It says things about humanity that I haven't been able to put to such succinct form before. Thank you.
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by Ezku 15y ago
> If anything, the post quality is deceiving, not immediately apparent. I couldn't understand at first, but then it became obvious. 99% of the posts are striped from any real content, they are irrelevant single words, offenses, f ked
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by Ezku 15y ago
Not to detract from your point of vastly different things, but you picked a bad example. You add a method to the prototype: File::close = -> Et voilà, all Files are closeable.

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