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by arxpoetica 8y ago
I love that YouTube channel..."and here we go!"
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
ArangoDB is a perfect tool for prototyping or early stages of companies that need data that might have multiple looks to it. I've used it on tons of small projects and have nothing but praise. It's a solid not-so-little beast.
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
Plausible or less deniable?
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
> It seems far more likely that objects like 'Oumuamua are relatively rare, and that means it likely came from someplace close by (if it came from farther away, the odds are even lower we'd ever see one). Rare enough to be a sp
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
JavaScript precompiler techniques (like https://svelte.technology/ ) should find their way down to everyday use cases, like abstracting away Canvas DOM programming and GPL and other programming difficulties.
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
Indeed. For example, the trees are alive in the wind. I'm perfectly comfortable with the idea that the Earth hears and responds to sound vibrations. Definitionally, this seems a very appropriate way to describe life.
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
This is so. darn. cool!
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
Fun fact: secret societies — and the resultant woes of society — is a central theme in the Book of Mormon. > ...And it came to pass that they formed a secret combination, even as they of old; which combination is most abominable and wick
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
This is totally awesome. I've been waiting for serious musical tools to find their way online, and this seems like a great start.
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
Ditto. While I really appreciate this ongoing survey, it seems like with a little more effort, a lot more could be gleaned.
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
> Finally, keep an eye out for Svelte. By using a radical new approach to front-end frameworks, it's managed to generate quite a lot of interest and was by far the most mentioned option in our "Other Tools" category. [1] G
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
Sounds like he wasn’t a very good JS dev...?
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
Jeff Hawkins dismisses the metaphysical in his theories. Is this true of the neuroscience world in general?
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
Thanks! This is a very useful link to me.
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
I actually agree with this comment. It's as simple as saying that the medium of the internet is still a teenager, and what can be done with it as a filmmaking tool, per se, is largely untapped.
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Reasons to Use Svelte on Your Current Project(medium.com)
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
Care to share a concrete example of growth? Very curious onlooker here.
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
It seems there's a common warfront in general around what can or can't be said, and it has coalesced in the every-one tool, the Internet. Greater ease to publish, greater impulse to control one another. The test of our day seems t
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
Also my first thought. Please somebody do this...
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
Ah, yes, I remember Parabola.
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
Yesssss.
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
Two questions: 1. What do people use (currently) for data standardization? 2. What do you do if it's not in tabular format, but is something like JSON/noSQL?
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
Anyone from Chrome/FF/Safari teams willing to implement this functionality into the default dev tools? It's super handy .
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
What's your company?
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
This is really cool and I'll use it. My only negative comment is that white on black is really harsh on my eyes. It would be nice if the theme could be toned down a bit somehow.
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by arxpoetica 8y ago
Sapper user here. I've been building a project with it, using it for about 6 mos. and really putting it through its paces. For a project still in active development and undergoing a lot of changes pre-version 1, I've been extremel
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by arxpoetica 9y ago
Not having read the white paper, it appears the defining difference here is data versioning.
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by arxpoetica 9y ago
Also curious...
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by arxpoetica 9y ago
Living in Vietnam like my family does, I think about this frequently. Asian countries suffer from some of these same industrial problems that the West suffered from a generation ago. It isn't clear to me if these are problems that we&#
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by arxpoetica 9y ago
It's clearly a hat. https://twitter.com/arxpoetica/status/966177376077058048

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