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by babbledabbler 4y ago
It's crazy that our existence is in large part due to the very kinds of mass-extinction events the we could be triggering.
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by babbledabbler 4y ago
I concur with this article. The main pitfall I've seen with EDA (or really any other design paradigm) is buzzwords. Buzzwords are pernicious because they induce a socially held belief instead of an intuitively grasped concept. This ten
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by babbledabbler 4y ago
I don't think "technical debt" in and of itself is a fatally flawed term. The issue is that any term that becomes widely used jargon loses the preciseness of its meaning. Unless you address the root problem of having terms lo
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by babbledabbler 4y ago
This is so cool. Simple concept, clean interface. Nice job. I hope it takes off.
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by babbledabbler 4y ago
I'm building an app that implements RR! It's called Meet Robbie. Check it out: https://meetrobbie.com I've been working on it for over a year and we plan to release sometime in the next 6 months. We take RR and ma
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by babbledabbler 4y ago
This is true but for me the transparent abstraction over Postgres is actually a big plus though I can see that people who don't know postgres or SQL would be a little intimidated. I will say that postgres is the best SQL DB I've w
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by babbledabbler 4y ago
Seeing this right after finishing a webhook integration.
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by babbledabbler 4y ago
Yep have seen this firsthand. Beware the evangelist who shows up bearing fancy new architectural patterns and who can't be bothered to understand nor discuss details of the existing system.
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by babbledabbler 4y ago
I loved this game growing up. (F-19 I never got F-117A). Thanks for bringing back memories.
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by babbledabbler 4y ago
I see it as a tech debt bubble cycle and almost inevitable in any industry/field. It will always ebb and flow. On one hand it make work unnecessarily complicated and in some cases creates political problems because the more complicated
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by babbledabbler 5y ago
It's usually a mistake to build a large scale solution without consulting with others in your organization or team. Other engineers often have good feedback that will make your solution better and you are likely missing some core premi
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by babbledabbler 5y ago
I recently had to take over a wordpress site for a volunteer project and it almost immediately got hacked with spam despite taking great pains to not have this happen. Thousands of SEO pages showed up in the DB after installing some well kn
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by babbledabbler 5y ago
"Effective, mission-critical software at scale need not be complicated." Amen.
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by babbledabbler 5y ago
Thank you for sharing. What an amazing time to be alive and have access to all the world's information.
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by babbledabbler 5y ago
It depends on what you are comfortable and familiar with and what your business related goals and deadlines are. TypeScript in the long run is better as it will help ensure that the data flowing through your application is consistent, howev
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by babbledabbler 5y ago
This is creepy.
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by babbledabbler 5y ago
That makes sense. App stores add a lot of cost both on the platform and developer side, and I think in this case a straight forward scripting api with some well thought security/privacy protections would probably be easier to integrate
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by babbledabbler 5y ago
This is really neat to see. I'm actually working on an idea that involves conferencing and have been using jitsi's open source solution for the POC. I've been impressed with the openness and flexibility of the platform. Are t
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The Methods of Nonviolent Action by Gene Sharp(aeinstein.org)
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by babbledabbler 6y ago
Step 1: Vote. Step 2: Learn the "red line": If they stop counting the votes in any state, it's a coup. Step 3: Make a plan to act if the red line is crossed. https://www.aeinstein.org/wp-content/uploads&#
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by babbledabbler 6y ago
Cold showers are awesome! Get outta here! https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5025014/
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by babbledabbler 6y ago
I'm working on static site generator for using plain html... https://findingmyhtmlgoddess.com/ https://github.com/jonascript/htmlgoddess
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by babbledabbler 6y ago
I'm working on a framework that treats HTML as a static language https://findingmyhtmlgoddess.com I agree, we shouldn't need to create a new standard to do what's already possible with existing HTML and some basic
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by babbledabbler 6y ago
If they make a bigger super collider they should call it the super duper collider.
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by babbledabbler 6y ago
I'm building a site generator for this very purpose (apologies for the shameless self promotion).... https://findingmyhtmlgoddess.com git: https://github.com/jonascript/htmlgoddess It generates static
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by babbledabbler 6y ago
I think the issue is that the video files are being hosted on the server so that greatly increases the load that's being consumed for each pageview. If you host the videos on something like youtube or dailymotion and then embed them it
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by babbledabbler 6y ago
Will do!
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by babbledabbler 6y ago
Thank you and totally agree. I'm aiming to package up a GUI interface that would wrap these commands for this very purpose. Domain registration and site hosting (outside of git pages) automation are things I've also thought about.
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by babbledabbler 6y ago
Great question! The source files are actually HTML so in truth you are editing HTML but just chunks of HTML. I think the benefit is that it assembles and organizes the HTML so you don't have to repeat yourself with various things like
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by babbledabbler 6y ago
Hey there, prophet of the HTML Goddess here. I created this as an exercise in working within constraints, and to hopefully make building a website more accessible to people. I hope to improve this and make it better (and beta) in the near f

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