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Ask HN: How do you feel about applications being a web-app wrapped in Electron?
3 points by awalGarg 10y ago|1 comments
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Err, I didn't mean to say that Rust is unstable in the literal sense. Apologies! Just meant to highlight its "newness" in the given context (i.e., relative to other languages) :)
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Sort of offtopic, but.. since Manish has already clarified the intent below... I am just curious - would you have drawn a similar conclusion from the headline if the language in question was not Rust, but a more popular/stable one, lik
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Suggestion: you can provide some UI on the site to copy paste the error message instead of linking. Even copying the error can be made a bit easier. Most (atleast FF and Chrome) consoles have the `copy` function which directly copies the pa
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Whoops, sorry, my bad. It seems the "Stats for nerds" link (and the page it linked to) accessible via the task manager was removed, not the task manager itself. Apologies for the misinformation!
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Didn't "learn" it - I just google my way through! :P The docs are pretty good in general. But I guess knowing JS well is important, which I think I do. It is an easy language (leave for the ecosystem...) so you can surely get
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by awalGarg 10y ago
(Un)Fortunately, that, along with a couple other things were removed from chrome 51. See https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=588790
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Author here. > perhaps he is suggesting the standard loading icon should switch to a sort of unobtrusive network in/out indicator after the initial rendering yes, that was what I implied, which is why I wrapped "\"loading
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by awalGarg 10y ago
No worries! Thank you for offering to pay the fee! Randall has humbly taken care of it this time though :) (Thanks RKoutnik!)
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Author here. I think it involves some payment (IIRC) or some other stupid barrier. If someone is kind enough to take care of that for me, I'd be happy to publish it. I have a couple other extensions which I'd like to publish as we
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by awalGarg 10y ago
> Worked on a high performance network app, and I think I know the XHR spec by heart now. I am curious, can you elaborate on this? :) What part of the performance related work involved peeking at the XHR spec so much?
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Is there any research about whether users prefer web "applications" (SPAs and everything related) or good old web pages?[1] Hackernews and sites similar to this work on pretty much all browsers and devices. So, other than clients
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Silent Property Access on Null/undefined for JavaScript(github.com)
1 points by awalGarg 10y ago|0 comments
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Dude has a bit of a... "hook" with stars... > I see that you didn't star Iris, can you tell me the reason in order to fix that? https://github.com/kataras/iris/issues/148#issuecomment-2217...
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Making Sense of Hexdump (2008)(suse.com)
1 points by awalGarg 10y ago|0 comments
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by awalGarg 10y ago
For anyone wishing to look at a small modern PHP7+async codebase, check out https://github.com/Room-11/Jeeves (I am not involved with it). It shows the new guts of the language, and AFAIK some PHP core contributors wro
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About free software [video](static.fsf.org)
6 points by awalGarg 10y ago|0 comments
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OwnCloud closes US office, blames Nextcloud(zdnet.com)
5 points by awalGarg 10y ago|0 comments
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Would be bikeshedding, but... I think there is some good intent in systemd's change. But they should have approached tmux/screen/community before making the change and a release which broke things. They should have asked
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Systemd developer asks tmux to add systemd specific code(github.com)
194 points by awalGarg 10y ago|282 comments
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Breaking into a wordpress site without knowing wordpress/php or infosec at all(gist.github.com)
3 points by awalGarg 10y ago|0 comments
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Not sure how I feel about this, but the second link you posted is remarkably similar to my alpg[1] project. UI buttons, rendering, usage of Github gist for sharing, url format of shared links, etc. I wrote alpg 3 months back, and the that
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Shameless-self-plug: I once wrote a generic algorithm visualizer where you write your own algorithm, and a view function. Then the framework records the state of the algorithm as it changes and passes it to the view function. Then you can p
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Firefox now supports the blink compatible Web-Extensions API so theoretically the same code (or with minimal modifications) should work for FF. I'd see if I can find some time to test it. I personally use FF as my primary browser too,
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Shameless self plug Just wrote https://github.com/awalGarg/realcopy to "counter" this. Plan to add for FF as well.
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Show HN: Chrome extension to avoid pastejacking(github.com)
6 points by awalGarg 10y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: What is keeping you from leaving a large centralized service?
4 points by awalGarg 10y ago|2 comments
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Promise.all doesn't "run" anything. Promises "run" the very moment they come into existence. Promise.all simply tells you if and when all of them are settled. It depends on your Promises whether they are doing somet
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Show HN: Free Private GitHub Repositories(github.com)
11 points by awalGarg 10y ago|1 comments
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by awalGarg 10y ago
Sort of concerned about this: Who decides which service to use for what thing? What if I don't want to use uber for my cab but a new uber like service that my friend just started? If my friend adds an experience to viv for his service,

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