bcherny

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by bcherny 10y ago
Ha! That's the reason I started working on https://github.com/bcherny/json-schema-to-typescript . For the record, JSON Schemas are quite a bit more expressive than TypeScript interfaces, or even Scala Traits. I act
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by bcherny 10y ago
I think the question was, what's the relationship between Reason and JavaScript?
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by bcherny 10y ago
If your selling point is speed, I agree that a benchmark would be worthwhile..
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by bcherny 10y ago
How does it compare to the Typescript transpiler? Do you have benchmarks somewhere?
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by bcherny 10y ago
They should consider a better name.. Flow is already taken by a different FB team - https://github.com/facebook/flow
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by bcherny 10y ago
Are you saying 42% of profiles are empty? That would seem to indicate that OkCupid is really puffing up their MAU numbers.
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by bcherny 10y ago
I know quoting Jobs is passe, but this seems relevant: "But in the end, for something this complicated, it's really hard to design products by focus groups. A lot of times, people don't know what they want until you show it t
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by bcherny 11y ago
Nice writeup. I also like http://adit.io/posts/2013-04-17-functors,_applicatives,_and_... .
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by bcherny 11y ago
I had this same thought a while ago. If our universe is just the Nth universe in a chain of simulated universes, and the number_of_bits(N) < number_of_bits(N-1), then each simulation gets more and more "compressed" and approxim
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by bcherny 11y ago
It would have been interesting to hear Wolfram's take on the debate. The debate revolved around "why would future intelligent beings want to simulate lesser intelligent beings from the past?". But the broader picture is that
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by bcherny 11y ago
Any suggestions for setting up HTTP2 push with Nginx? Or do we just have to wait for official support?
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Awesome guide to angular protractor testing(github.com)
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by bcherny 11y ago
I'm not sure that's a trend, but a peculiarity of Redux/Baobab. Without built in immutable data structures, I think this kind of paradigm will always be harder to work with in JS than smaller, distributed, mutable models.
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by bcherny 11y ago
seems that at some point source will be here https://github.com/philipbuuck/HandmadeQuake
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by bcherny 11y ago
yes, but the fallback is a more traditional, image tagging captcha. see https://googleonlinesecurity.blogspot.com/2014/12/are-you-ro...
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by bcherny 11y ago
sort of how the old captcha helped digitize books, people entering recaptchas is free tagging to train vision's net.
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by bcherny 11y ago
I wonder how long it will take for someone to integrate this with Google recaptcha...
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by bcherny 11y ago
what happens when i add a property to the object that i'm proxying after the Proxy is already instantiated? you wouldn't be able to detect the addition and add getters/setters for the property unless you use some sort of O.o
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by bcherny 11y ago
ha! i actually commented on this guy a few months ago. javascript is designed in such a way that i think true, clojure-like immutable data structures are not possible. we'd either need to overload comparators (===, ==) so that they com
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by bcherny 11y ago
O.o seems like a bad option in your case, since not only would you be relying on an internal API that could change at any point, but you'd be relying on the shape of its internal data staying the same too.
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by bcherny 11y ago
maybe chrome will support this soon...
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by bcherny 11y ago
Bummer. The latest web trend is immutability and event streams, but javascript data structures are almost all mutable by default, and O.o is a great way to take advantage of that fact. Instead of abstracting away data changes behind events,
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by bcherny 11y ago
i didn't see a link to the github on the site, so for those wondering: https://github.com/cvondrick/vatic/ .
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by bcherny 11y ago
pretty cool! as a mostly chrome user, i'd love to see this land in chrome devtools.
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by bcherny 11y ago
really cool! is the source on github?
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by bcherny 11y ago
i use fixed for this, they have a product called ticket guardian - http://www.fixed.com/
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by bcherny 16y ago
@chipsy Agreed completely as far as HTML/CSS. That's what I started with when I was 9. It's a great, easy, and extremely useful foundation to build on later when they want to write more involved scripts.