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OliverM
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OliverM
6y ago
As a coeliac diagnosed at 36, I'd urge you to get tested - as TFA documents, coeliac disease's symptoms can present in other conditions too, and CD is a risk factor for other conditions like schizophrenia. I do miss pizza, beer &
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6y ago
Are you restarting the REPL on every change??
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6y ago
No. The majority of their income is from the less than $1million earners. That's how the long tail in economics works.
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6y ago
How to be prolific: https://www.scotthyoung.com/blog/2019/01/23/how-to-be-prolif...
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6y ago
Ah, interesting. As a software contractor I'm outside that target market, and maybe even a competitor to your product in that I offer services to that market. It's something I'd love to play with though - so much "procod
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The app looks really interesting but I'm hesitant to consider it for any practical projects due to the pricing model. If I'm reading it right, it's 25 dollars per app per user (not developer?) per month if you want to include
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No. I've had an excellent memory all my life and I have noticed it's not quite the reliable cache for everything important that it used to be. But the journalling the article discusses is a process to condense learnings and reveal
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7y ago
I use it all the time. It's a great additional channel for commands in some workflows.
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7y ago
I really enjoyed it, even if I did think it was going to be recommendations for a text editor config initially. How was it built? Looking through the compiled JS, it looks like it uses PixiJS ( https://pixijs.download/dev
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7y ago
I've not used it, but https://github.com/carp-lang/Carp/blob/master/docs/Manual.md seems to have details on integrating with C codebases, including exporting your code as a dylib.
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8y ago
] )) Had to close those parens to stop the mental itch!
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8y ago
Hence the EU's GDPR legislation. To forestall exactly this.
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8y ago
Some codebases have adopted markdown for their docstrings, and other nice formats are only a macro away.
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9y ago
Wouldn't it be easer to just test the submitted password against the 10,000 most common passwords directly, and refuse it then?
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10y ago
Doesn't seem to load on Safari/macOS. Console error: Failed to load resource: An SSL error has occurred and a secure connection to the server cannot be made.
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Taking PHP seriously
(slack.engineering)
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10y ago
Only supported in Chrome and FF, no?
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11y ago
I'm doing a lot of tree transformation stuff at the moment where it comes up a fair bit. Thanks for the pointer, I'll give it a try.
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11y ago
I like Specter, but it doesn't quite give me the holy grail it promises. My main pain-point is that it assumes I know the route to the datapoint I want to change. What if all I know is the general shape of a subset of data, and also th
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11y ago
I'm more enthused now ;) Sketching on paper is so much more free-form and immediate than anything I've encountered yet in a screen-mediated interface (including apps like Illustrator) but I'd be very keen to try new approache
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Oh, I'm still enthused about it! But I just don't have as complete a sense of how it all fits together (presumably you're still feeling that out yourselves). Also I wonder if it goes too far from abstraction, the ability to n
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11y ago
The experience of programming is ripe for transformation, and work like APX, Johnathan Edwards' Subtext ( https://vimeo.com/106073134 ) (which uses the spreadsheet UI metaphor to specify programs and expose their run tim
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12y ago
moon.ie after my surname (Mooney) datagrapher.com for data visualisation tools
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12y ago
I'm not so sure about heat maps here. They don't suit the zooming scale at all when viewing the entire map. For example, the first map suggests that Ireland was a major driver of slaving trades at the full-globe scale, which is ab
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12y ago
This is lovely. I've hand-coded solutions before to show two variables by region simultaneously (e.g. voting patterns by socio-economic levels: http://imgur.com/ww1WV66 ). Colour and texture are nicely independent for sh
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The paper has some good insights into how statecharts can obscure or confuse solutions, but some of the issues are avoided by experience or practice of using statecharts. Combining orthogonal states and history, for example, is rightly crit
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12y ago
It is. If you're a front-end web dev, check out SproutCore. It has a built in statecharts library acting as the Controller in MVC apps.
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12y ago
Hmm, I'll take a look through the repo, thanks for the pointers!
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I'd love a library for SVGText that allowed me to adjust kerning, character effects, and layout in the same way.
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12y ago
Maybe if "you're no designer" you're not the target audience? There are definitely a wide variety of other ways to do this, but extending a designer's knowledge of CSS to include minimal interactions is a nice way o
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