aeosynth

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by aeosynth 10y ago
> Inferno uses intelligent techniques to separate static and dynamic content. This allows Inferno to only "diff" renders that have dynamic values. Can this be expanded? If/when the intelligent diffing fails, I'd like
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by aeosynth 10y ago
... except on OSX. Really I just wanted something to take the place of an Arch Linux AUR helper, the way Nix replaces Homebrew.
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by aeosynth 10y ago
Nix is not great for casual Linux desktop usage - I tried installing the Atom editor, and cancelled when I saw X11 being downloaded. You might as well run NixOS in a VM.
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by aeosynth 10y ago
Chrome auto added Github search in my url bar - g<Tab>search.
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by aeosynth 10y ago
Menu items are only discoverable to those who take the time to look through them; the majority of users do not.
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by aeosynth 10y ago
Horizon[0] was announced yesterday; it's basically an open-source Firebase built on RethinkDB. [0]: https://github.com/rethinkdb/horizon
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by aeosynth 10y ago
Another suggestion: gohu: https://github.com/hchargois/gohufont
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by aeosynth 10y ago
Dina only goes up to 10pt, which is too small for me. 14pt Terminus is great.
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by aeosynth 10y ago
gai = general artificial intelligence the gai problem = superhuman ai negatively affecting humanity
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by aeosynth 11y ago
tfa mentions vtop, which is a node.js version of top
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by aeosynth 11y ago
Babel + Flow?
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by aeosynth 11y ago
I thought it was standard to open up an incognito window with everything disabled when debugging.
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by aeosynth 11y ago
The current defaults discussion is at https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/2676 .
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by aeosynth 11y ago
There is something similar: https://github.com/enaqx/awesome-pentest .
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by aeosynth 11y ago
I find it simple enough to fire up a REPL to inspect JSON. Node.js 4.0+ supports arrow functions, and you can use babel-node if you want even more future JS features.
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by aeosynth 12y ago
https://github.com/chrisaljoudi/uBlock/commit/6850fa0a262b87... > I suppose you should publish new version with a name indicative of the change. I plan to work on my own version which may or may not diverg
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by aeosynth 12y ago
Would it really though? Bots can beat CAPTCHA.
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by aeosynth 12y ago
It does not matter for the purposes of this project. You could go even further back and look at how the browser renders the location bar, how the OS starts the browser, how the machine boots the OS.... None of those matter, even if they are
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by aeosynth 12y ago
I think they're trying to push onto [Maps]. [Maps]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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by aeosynth 12y ago
which reduces to `git commit -am "message"` with alias, i have `gc -am "message"`
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by aeosynth 12y ago
With projects like 6to5, you don't have to wait.
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by aeosynth 12y ago
The project scope has expanded: https://github.com/6to5/6to5/issues/568
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by aeosynth 12y ago
You can also use a transpiler such as 6to5[0] which supports ES7 async/await. [0]: http://6to5.org/
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by aeosynth 12y ago
Project seems to have stalled, last commit was on Oct 15, 2014; the mailing list is inactive. edit: apparently work has shifted to Thrust[0] [0]: https://github.com/breach/thrust
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by aeosynth 12y ago
Can you show the 'before' for comparison?
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by aeosynth 12y ago
nvi is a reimplementation of vi, and is unrelated to neovim, a refactoring of vim
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by aeosynth 12y ago
There are even alternative syntaxes: https://github.com/lantiga/react.hiccup https://github.com/ForbesLindesay/react-jade
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by aeosynth 12y ago
i think you're confused on what a 'last digit' is. the seconds digits (plural) contain two digits, which range from 0-59; the last digit (singular) ranges from 0-9
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by aeosynth 12y ago
if the stopwatch uses base 10, the last digit will be in the range [0, 9], making n >=10 irrelevant. in this range, 0 and 1 appear 3 times; 2 and 3 appear 2 times. if the stopwatch uses hex, then 0-3 will appear equally often in this cas
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by aeosynth 12y ago
"Paranoid Android" is already a thing - http://paranoidandroid.co/ .

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