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Template parsing doesnt need to be super duper fast. Most of the time you can cache the whole result. I think its more important, to choose a good template language thats easy, and doesnt mix code with template content.
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I think, what most people here are missing in the discussion, is that Elon Musk mainly points out there is a mismatch in INPUT vs OUTPUT bandwidth between a computer and a human. We only communicate to computer via toch, button clicks, keyb
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GitLab is run completely decentralized, and they are underpaying their developers. I think thats one of the reasons for this failure to happen. Decentralized work, can work. But face2face communication is important.
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This wont work. Taxidrivers often dont speak your language, and always try to get high prices by being not so friendly. Uber/Lyft solves this problem.
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"To Read the Full Story, Subscribe or Sign In" More & more sites are doing this. Its such a crappy experience.
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What they are describing here, is called a WEBBROWSER. Every phone has one.
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I think in practice most of the time, you dont need a framework for webapps in golang. A simple http handler with json / templating etc output is very simple to write. The net/http package is very powerfull, but still has a lean a
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On which TV's does this interface run? Or how can i check it? I didnt know it was HTML on TV interfaces.
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We used Jenkinsfiles and pipelines recently. And also introduce Blue Ocean on our jenkins server. It come with a few glitches: Some plugins are not compatible with Blue Ocean, causing a white-page-of-death. However I found there where alrea
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I like this, this allows me to build a complex application in go, but pluggable business logic in lisp.
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Ted Grozier, flagship programme manager on the EnCO2re initiative, explains the thinking. He says: “The idea of a hackathon is you basically lock people in a room, you give them pizza and energy drinks, and they solve problems quickly.
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Note. You cant compare ULID with UUID's - An ulid is "sortable". But the whole point of an UUID is a random unique ID. Non guessable. Sortable is not a feature you normally want from an uuid. And still UUIDs are stil
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I HATE python 2 "hello how are you {}'.format(name) UnicodeDecodeError ARRRRGGGGH
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Native apps are always here. Your browser is a native app. Your dailer is a native app. Your homescreen is a native app... There will always be native apps. And on top of that higher level languages might work. But its not that progressive
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I have a lot of friends who are farmers. Those animals dont live in miserable conditions. And when they are killed, its in an instant. Heck i even feeded cows and pigs. Its something different to experiment on a living animal. However I do
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I cant help to feel sad for the monkey. I'm not sure this is the way research should be done. Why not try this on a smaller scale animal first before doing it on a monkey? Also you don"t need to cut the spinal cord todo data analy
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Indeed, the research is a bit unfair. Its not difficult to understand old signals and they reuse it to generate motor effects.
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Note that React is enforcing functional programming principples. Stateles and immutable objects by default. Thats was not how it was done in 1988.. In react the views doest fetch new data... The whole view is regenerated when there is new d
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Wow i just went and logged in to https://gyrosco.pe/.. . Too many animations. Its making me wait for content to show up, lots of animations everywhere causing a lot of congnitive load. And an options to delete your account i
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I totally oppose this. Sometimes there are to many unkowns to give an estimation. Its better to NOT estimate because it doesnt hold any values. 'finished on time'.... This is the waterfall approach. Its broken in its core. So i al
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You can make a super fast web browser, but that doesnt solve the fundamental issue: The web is not designed for performant applications. Resources loading, javascript, rendering... Solve that first before you build a fast engine... Off cour
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Takeaway: Dont parse json. Every json parser is wrong. Json is not a standard. Parsing everything is NOT a minefield. We have BNF's parser theory etc for that. Lots of languages have clear unambigious definitions... Json clearly not. I
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Javascript development on the web has become such a mess... Web apps are totally bloated, tons of javascript loaded, server side rendering for search engines. Mixing css HTML and javascript together to have a component framework that actual
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Wow Uber'S tech stack is a total mess
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To be clear: You dont need anything special installed on your phone. Just Google Play Services and Google Chrome.. Currently the feature is muted by Android. https://developers.google.com/nearby/notifications/over
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An "Electro chemical gradient" is an ion. That works on small scale within cells. The gradient here is the "electrochemical potential" of the ion. An Synthetic Gradient is a way to allow learning Forward Propagated Neura
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Even if they would do copy-pasta from nature.. Even if they copy everything.. They are the first who have a machine learn to solve problems that require memory. They are the first. These are the stepping stones to artificial Intelligence. N
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Dont forget you first need to understand the mathemetical theory of how a brain does computation and pattern recognition. Off course they look into how a brain does it. But the mathematical underpinnings, and how the information flows is mu
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Once you have a learning machine that can solve simple problems. You can scale it up to solve very complex problems. Its a first step to true AI imho. Al lot of small steps are needed to go towards this goal. Integrating Memory & Neural
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Indeed , this. Probably the app is doing some stuff thats really violating the Facebook policy.. And the creater just doesnt agree with google.
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