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by __ryan__ 5y ago
> The author wants to reduce demographic disparities in grades by making grading easier. Can you point out where this is expressed in the transcript? I am missing it.
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by __ryan__ 5y ago
> The point of this post is not JSX. > Show HN: ReactJS with JSX without bundling or transpiling The title of the post does mention jsx without transpiling and does not mention es6 modules. ES6 modules are a great feature. If you’
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by __ryan__ 5y ago
Yep, Babel is transpiling that script tag. This is a cool pattern, useful for testing and whatnot, but nothing new and not recommended for production. Another example of this pattern is Paper.js & PaperScript [0] [0] http://p
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by __ryan__ 5y ago
> To animate the wave in JavaScript, we can use setInterval to repeatedly call our drawRipple() function, and pass in a timestamp to adjust the wave position. You described generating a ripple still-frame then completely glossed over the
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by __ryan__ 5y ago
I've thought about this a lot. I considered "con" for constants. I don't hate it. It also works as a double entendre-- "con" in Spanish means "with". So the following code could be read as "wi
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by __ryan__ 5y ago
Alternatively, you were dreaming the whole time. I have _many_ dreams where I "woke up". I'm totally convinced it's real in the dream-- even though I also have telekinesis and can fly.
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by __ryan__ 5y ago
Can you expand on this, maybe show some examples? I’m familiar with RxJS and have always thought it would be nice to have some syntax sugar for common operations. But I’m not sure how the concept would apply to monads in general.
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by __ryan__ 5y ago
Ah yes, the double negative was unintentional. I shouldn’t be allowed on HN until I’ve had my morning coffee.
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by __ryan__ 5y ago
> The language is written using Wren Language and their wonderful book Crafting Interpreters as a reference. I had to read this a few times to understand that this isn’t saying that Pocketlang is not written in Wren. I was looking for Wr
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by __ryan__ 5y ago
Which apps do you use, if you don’t mind me asking?
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
That's because you cannot style the browser-native dropdown panel with CSS. I don't know offhand if there is any good way to otherwise _emulate_ a dropdown with just CSS (i.e. without JavaScript).
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
Guess you had to be there to get it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
Love the idea, love the landing page. Looks excellent and has a lot of potential. I look forward to seeing this mature. Long term, I'd love to be able to somehow get suggestions for a specific genre or language of music. I'm all f
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
TypeScript checks that the types are correct at compile time. If you are strict, don’t intentionally try to outsmart the type system, and use manual runtime type checking when necessary [0], TypeScript does a good practical job of ensuring
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
I thought I was going crazy earlier because of this. Strange though, flushing my network cache completely fixed my issue.
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
> The edit? No. Why would it be a typo? You assume everyone's first language is English, right? No, I was asking if it was a typo because I interpreted it as being a counter-point to the point you were trying to make. Here it is aga
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
> Also - fuzzy search as mentioned. So was your edit on the comment I replied to (repeated below) a typo? > Edit: also, searching for "prolog web framework" gets you stuff about using prolog for web application development.
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
Re-read what the comment I replied to said: > searching for "prolog web framework" gets you stuff about using prolog for web application development ... And no sniff of this new framework. The comment I replied to described tha
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
> Edit: also, searching for "prolog web framework" gets you stuff about using prolog for web application development. So, yeah, naming is not great and your assertion is not entirely correct. Is this a typo? I would certainly h
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
Thank you! Finally going to take a stab at rust, glad to have some direction in that endeavor.
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
I may be misunderstanding, but it appears that the code for the assignments is in a private GitHub repo that students of the class are invited to. Is there any other way to gain access?
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
I had the same issue. This is why I always comment my assignments. x = x + 1 // assign x to x+1
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
Thankfully [0], it [1] already [2] exists. [3] [0] https://github.com/gajus/slonik-sql-tag-raw [1] https://github.com/felixfbecker/node-sql-template-strings [2] https://github.com/
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
This looks really cool. Another great plotting library for C++, if you can use Qt, is Qwt: https://github.com/opencor/qwt https://qwt.sourceforge.io/
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
I think that’s a stretch. There _is_ a line and OnlyFans is at the very least _on_ it. While I am aware of the adult content on the site, the only people that I know of that use OnlyFans are subscribing to physical training, musical talent,
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
Stripe’s TOS is there to protect itself. They can point to the “no porn” rule if they ever need to cut ties with OnlyFans, but until then, they will reap the benefits of their partnership. It’s a win-win for Stripe.
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
Onlyfans is a platform for content subscriptions. It just happens to be a popular platform for adult content. Also, it surely makes them a ton of money.
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
Excessive property drilling and manual event bubbling is problematic but only really commonplace in small projects. It’s recommended to use a pattern like you’ve described leveraging Angular’s dependency injection to utilize services for ma
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
Just teasing :)
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by __ryan__ 6y ago
The name AIM is already in use by, and widely associated with AOL instant messenger [1]. 1: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AIM_(software)

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