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by Fannon 9y ago
Maybe it's just me, but I never got around liking the jQuery documentation. Its not bad - but visually too heavy, not easy to navigate and the example code is often not very consistent. Counterexample: The lodash documentation. Sidenot
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by Fannon 9y ago
It would be so much easier to spot fake comments or highly controversial subjects if rating systems would also show how the rating is distributed. This shouldn't be very hard to implement, too.
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A Different Successful Git Branching Model: Three-Flow(nomachetejuggling.com)
3 points by Fannon 10y ago|0 comments
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by Fannon 10y ago
http://www.2ality.com/ for deeper insight in JavaScript and its current development.
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by Fannon 10y ago
A Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 (2015?) with Xodo PDF Reader. The screen is very good and big enough to read and highlight/comment PDF's, even for todays standards. Xodo also saves the annotations directly back to the original PDF. U
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by Fannon 10y ago
It's also using a simple neural network, which is the target of the genetic algorithm, if I understood it right. I haven't seen this combination often - does that make sense in general, or is this just interesting as in playing ar
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A Study Plan to Cure JavaScript Fatigue(medium.com)
4 points by Fannon 10y ago|0 comments
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by Fannon 10y ago
If it's an DRM free ebook I'd understand your argument. But almost all ebooks you can buy have DRM and therefore you don't really own it, you can't lend it to friends etc. It's not just about the marginal cost and t
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by Fannon 10y ago
https://www.rethinkdb.com/ looks very promising and also introduces some very interesting concepts and ideas.
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by Fannon 10y ago
With RDBMS you have to design the schema first, with NoSQL you don't need to. This is nice when you're dealing with very diverse data (or data you don't even know how it'll look like) or are prototyping. One thing I like
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by Fannon 10y ago
Ok, you're right, and I wasn't completely sure myself when writing this sentence. There are cases (integration of web services, the overall architecture) when some difficulties from the web architecture swap over to the backend. B
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by Fannon 10y ago
Yes, the web is a very messy place. Maybe a kind of wild west of programming practices? But it's also a place where you can do a lot of things that no one has thought before. There are not many rules and a wide diversity of approaches.
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by Fannon 10y ago
Basically any database should do for this usecase. A simple key-value store probably best. I'd aim for keeping the technological complexity as low as possible. What is the simplest tool to do the job? Or maybe better yet: Use something
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by Fannon 11y ago
Thanks for sharing! I was looking for something like this the last weeks. I especially like that it doesn't use a DSL, but JavaScript itself, so it's easier to debug and inspect. Is there any way to generate a final parser file, n
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by Fannon 11y ago
We use MediaWiki + SMW / Semantic Forms. This allows to define a data model and forms which makes it easy for user to add / write to the wiki in a structured way - and without sitting before a blank page. For free text, the new Vi
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by Fannon 11y ago
Great idea! I would love if this would be something like a independend, modular micro-services architecture you can easily and selectively deploy within your own network. Docker might be a good way to manage it.
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by Fannon 11y ago
Looks great! I've noticed one thing that bugs me immediatly, though: The animations of the navbar dropdowns are way to bouncy / slow. Since dashboards are work and productivity oriented, I personally prefer as little animation as
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by Fannon 11y ago
This problem also applies to MediaWiki. They decided to internationalize pretty much everything, too. Not only functions are translated; the functionality of some URL parts also depends on the language - and you'll get a lot of duplica
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by Fannon 11y ago
I have found this bash function a while ago. It doesn't save all the steps, but it shouldn't be too difficult to add them, too. https://gist.github.com/Fannon/41b0a6104435943cd826
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by Fannon 11y ago
alias ip="curl icanhazip.com" # Your public IP address alias diskspace="du -S | sort -n -r |less" alias pyserver='python -m SimpleHTTPServer' alias phpserver='php -S localhost:8000' alias phplog=&#x27
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by Fannon 11y ago
Looks very nice! Is there something similar for Windows? Or for the linux shell?
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by Fannon 11y ago
I also don't think that the problem is the rise of mobile devices here. My perception is that Wikipedia has developed a culture that where new people are really discouraged from starting and contributing. The problem is both social and
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by Fannon 11y ago
Censorship is when the content has to be pre-approved by an authority in order to be published at all. If content is removed after it has been published (because it violates some agreements / ethics), that's moderation or "le
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by Fannon 11y ago
There are some real and difficult problems the Semantic Web tries to solve, like finding a common language to talk about things and automate information discovery, merging and interpretation. This may become even more relevant with trends l
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by Fannon 11y ago
http://schema.org/ is probably the best choice to go with already established standards. I think there are (even today) some SEO benefits here and for the future maybe some more exciting things.
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A Closer Look at Go and Node.Js(conetix.com.au)
1 points by Fannon 11y ago|0 comments
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by Fannon 12y ago
Just yesterday I've deeply regretted installing Python3, because some build scripts (atom-shell, a fairly new project) failed badly. Things like that happend regularly. Right now I can only install both Python2 and Python3 and adjust m
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by Fannon 12y ago
While I agree that multi-tasking is a bad idea for productivity, three monitors don't necessarely lead to multi-tasking. It really depends on how much screen space you need to efficiently do one task. Having three monitors myself, I mo
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by Fannon 12y ago
FYI: JSON-LD is already W3C standardized and may be interesting regarding APIs, especially in the area m2m: See http://de.slideshare.net/lanthaler/building-next-generation-... But my "fear" is that it will al
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by Fannon 12y ago
A great title would have been: The Guts of Git.

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