Zalastax

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by Zalastax 9y ago
He's not the one that made the claim. Look at the usernames.
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by Zalastax 9y ago
Yes, a good point! For interoperability it would be best if everyone followed the ECMA standard for JSON from 2011. It seems like they forgot to even mention duplicate keys in ECMA-404 from 2013 which seems very strange. RFC7159 uses the wo
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by Zalastax 9y ago
He links to a stack overflow question and I think this answer is pretty good https://stackoverflow.com/a/23195243/497116 . https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4627.txt says "The names within an o
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by Zalastax 9y ago
As an outsider taking a quick look I found it difficult to navigate. Guided by a course that can be fine, but without that I have no idea where to start. Compare that with the tours of D and go: https://tour.dlang.org/ &amp
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by Zalastax 9y ago
The ABS language is another interesting language stuck in academia: http://abs-models.org/documentation/manual/
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by Zalastax 9y ago
https://youpic.com/ (press explore) uses React and Redux.
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by Zalastax 9y ago
Good point! I'm confused by the articles suggestion as it already talks about Flow which has support for string literal types. I.e. undefined | "loading" | "failed" | ActualData
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by Zalastax 9y ago
Super nice! Had I just known about it earlier... We made some different choices, but the end result is quite close. It's a shame that the native html color picker is so bad, I wish I could have used it, but FlexiColorPicker is a deligh
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by Zalastax 9y ago
Cool indeed! I had a similar need and created https://github.com/Zalastax/colornamer . Finding a good source of names was the hardest part so you might want to complement your list of colors with those in my list.
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by Zalastax 10y ago
Remember that there are different sizes of deployments. For sites like Reddit or Netflix, logs becomes a burden since there's so much data. For smaller deployments it's possible that all logs can be aggregated on a single machine
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by Zalastax 10y ago
It was used to hack together build pipelines since the tools didn't fit together nicely, creating hard to debug messes which we grew tired of. Those hacks can be replaced with webpack and you're often left with a few snippets that
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by Zalastax 10y ago
Complement with https://www.debuggex.com to also get an interactive finite automata (this can really help with understanding what's going on)
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by Zalastax 10y ago
History in browsers and editors should absolutely be a trer so we can do changes without the risk of losing a state we want. If you undo/go back and then make some change it's often impossible to reach back to before the undo. Why
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by Zalastax 10y ago
Resume gives me a weird feeling because of their "star to use" system. On one hand it prevents abuse, which is fair. On the other it makes you star the project just to try it out, broadcasting to my followers that I used the syste
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by Zalastax 10y ago
A simple warning: switching to Inferno using inferno-compat can currently give worse performance than react. I tested this recently when Inferno 1 was released and think it's related to https://github.com/infernojs&#x2F
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by Zalastax 10y ago
You're completely right! It's unfortunate but the tooling for e2e tests isn't "there" yet. For now the best alternative is Selenium (which I've had a lot of trouble with getting stable) or https://gi
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by Zalastax 10y ago
I've not written any blog about it but I have it working in a repo [1]. The webpack config and src/model are what's most interesting for you :) To sum it up: combineReducers is templated so make an interface for your state (t
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by Zalastax 10y ago
Computer Science and maths are heavily intertwined [1], just like physics and maths are. [1]: http://math.stackexchange.com/q/649408
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by Zalastax 10y ago
> Usually when we say the LVT doesn't affect incentives, the baseline of comparison is against no land taxes of any form. That really confused the whole discussion as the current situation is tax on land + improved value, making it
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by Zalastax 10y ago
I tried to set up a system like this for catching differences between browsers but eventually gave up. I used selenium which didn't work well at all as the browsers constantly lost connection ur hung. I think testcafe [1] looks like a
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by Zalastax 10y ago
As far as I can tell Nix doesn't do dependency resolution at all [1]. Hard linking every dependency is a solution but is undecireable for most systems. I don't want to specify versions for sub-dependencies so I want them to be aut
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by Zalastax 10y ago
I think the work you are doing right can be a stepping stone for something great! The advantages of more traditional methods of creating CSS are ahead-of-time-compilation, splitting/bundling (combine common chunks to achieve low cache
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by Zalastax 10y ago
A big issue I see with CSS-in-JS at this moment is server-side-rendering and caching. You started working on a babel-transform for extracting static styles but seem to have changed your mind about actually extracting that to a css-file[1].
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by Zalastax 10y ago
Complement with https://www.debuggex.com to also get an interactive finite automata (this can really help with understanding what's going on)
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by Zalastax 10y ago
Are you sure that glycerin prevents remineralization? Dr. Schau[1] thinks it's unfounded. [1] http://www.myfamilydentist.ca/glycerin-and-remineralization-...
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by Zalastax 11y ago
I had a function taking parameters and wanted a function without parameters. Using this style the function would be called immediately when all parameters are supplied, instead of in the callback as I intended.
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by Zalastax 11y ago
In what way is it better than partial() from rambda or underscore? I have tried to see the potential in currying but gave up when I couldn't create a function with no parameters without calling it.