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ausjke
9y ago
so, serverless is (fastcgi + container) these days? at least fastcgi website is down for long time, and seems abandoned already along with cgi.
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Tools I wish I had known about when I started coding
(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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ausjke
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ausjke
9y ago
This has much better web interface than anki's UI in my opinion. great job! how to leverage internet/web to enhance education and self-life-long-learning is indeed still waiting for more creative adventures. for me I'm still
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ausjke
9y ago
3.0 Highlights: * VLC 3.0 "Vetinari" is a new major update of VLC. * VLC 3.0 activates hardware decoding by default, to get 4K and 8K playback! * It supports 10bits and HDR * VLC supports 360 video and 3D audio, up
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ausjke
9y ago
8KB for hello world, checked all its *.so except for libicu(utf-8) it is pretty standard jpeg/png/xml/stdc++ libraries, size does not seem like an issue, the the GPL license might be of an issue though, then again, the author
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ausjke
9y ago
a hello world is 8k in size, but it does link to libicudata which is 25MB which is for utf-8, other libraries such as libjpeg, libpng, libc, libX11, libstdc++ are pretty standard, with the largest libstdc++ is about 1.5MB, so if you can som
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Adding GUI to Python CLI with One Liner
(github.com)
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LCUI – A small C library for building user interfaces with XML and CSS
(github.com)
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ausjke
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ausjke
9y ago
Google leads me to https://webofthings.org/ , "web of things", seems related to Mozilla's Gateway mentioned here, i.e. use http/www/internet to connect all IoT devices. The web of things started in
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ausjke
9y ago
So mozilla wants to part of the new "Web of Things". https://iot.mozilla.org/gateway/ https://iot.mozilla.org/wot/
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ausjke
9y ago
I sold everything in 2008 at the lowest price, had I not done that they all come back eventually. I think it just took a few years to come back as it has been all the time, which is why the saying goes, "don't use the money you wi
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ausjke
9y ago
So, finally the correction comes? remember the 2000, then 2008, now it is already passed the 8 year mark, I guess it's finally here...
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ausjke
9y ago
what does 'serving up mobile layout' exactly mean? Thanks. yes grid is awesome but how to deal with polyfill is the question
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ausjke
9y ago
so is there some open source library or something that I can try, or just a paper announcing this new feature at twitter?
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ausjke
9y ago
correct.
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ausjke
9y ago
Where ever Amazon goes, please do not come to Austin. If that happens, I will be in one of the groups to protest on street. We can no longer afford a huge deep-blue-brush to paint this great little city. Austin has been ranked as the best c
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jQuery 3.3.0 is out
(blog.jquery.com)
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ausjke
9y ago
I actually must use Parcel these days to avoid being left-out, joke aside, Parcel is extremely easy to use, I spent 10 minutes to read the instructions and one article about how to use it, and have been using it ever since
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Bootstrap 4.0 Released
(blog.getbootstrap.com)
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ausjke
9y ago
to me the war is already over, for new projects, just start with react, react-ecosystem probably will become the dominant framework from 2018 on.
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A dead simple and light-weight bootstrap?
(getskeleton.com)
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ausjke
9y ago
wow, used it a few years back, time to check it out again.
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ausjke
9y ago
believe so, another point is that React Native seems really nice, that Weex for Vue.js seems a lot weaker, ideally with React you will be easier to leverage it with React Native.
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ausjke
9y ago
After comparing react vs vue.js a _lot_ i finally decided to use React instead, for the long run. The real reason is not technical, but that I'm concerned about hit-by-a-bus-factor. Life is too short to bet on it. I hope the big guns l
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ausjke
9y ago
does it support gitea? gitea has become my sole self-hosted git repository portal, lightweight comparing to gitlab and get the job done super well.
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ausjke
9y ago
Human race always needs time to digest/adapt to new stuff, such as smartphones. Unlike previous new gadgets(TV, even internet), smartphone is so powerful that nothing in human history can match, basically, it stretches our very brain w
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ausjke
9y ago
bash or its minimal version such as ash is critical for embedded systems where python/perl etc are too fat.
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An introduction to functional programming in JavaScript
(opensource.com)
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ausjke
9y ago
Best news for the day. Cheers.
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Learn NEXT.js – React Server-Side Rendering
(learnnextjs.com)
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