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   WebAssembly 101: A developer’s first steps(blog.openbloc.fr)

   573 points by blaze33 9y ago|150 comments
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   by blaze33 9y ago

   Currently going through awesome-wasm: https://github.com/mbasso/awesome-wasm/blob/master/README.md...
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   by blaze33 9y ago

   Thanks, will try. Edit: done here > https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/emscripten-discuss/M...
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   Ask HN: Good place to get help on / learn WebAssembly? (beginner level)

   16 points by blaze33 9y ago|4 comments
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   by blaze33 9y ago

   > Everyone knows the classic example of cellular automata, Conway’s Game of Life. Instead of rehashing an implementation of that, I wanted to build something just a little bit different while learning the Nim language. Haha, nice catch b
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   by blaze33 9y ago

   There's an 8 minute video of live coding the game of life, leading to the featured APL function: https://youtu.be/a9xAKttWgP4
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   by blaze33 9y ago

   So, this is my first npm package. See this more as a learning experience rather than a useful package ;) I've been recently updating my front-end skills in javascript with webpack, npm, ES6 syntax, standard JS, etc. and thought that th
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   Show HN: The Way of Life(blaze33.github.io)

   22 points by blaze33 9y ago|4 comments
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   by blaze33 9y ago

   Back in 2012-2013 I worked on a startup project called NewCo, as in the New Company. The idea was to offer a place where consumers would exchange information about the products they used and loved thus empowering you to make better and fast
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    Show HN: Newco-legacy, open sourcing a failed startup(github.com)

    2 points by blaze33 9y ago|1 comments
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    Well, it's explicitly addressed in the article: > When an argument for higher purpose is put this way — that is, when it doesn’t involve the phrase “higher purpose” and, further, is cast more as a technological scenario than a metap
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    I guess the naming also comes from the dimension you're looking at them. If you're constrained to one axis they're only positive and negative numbers. The other axis is the imaginary one because you can't possibly concei
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    The code is open sourced at: https://github.com/andrewhayden/archive-patcher#table-of-con...
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    There's at least one study which said that artificial sweeteners led you to eat more because your body had the impression to get sugar while having none, leading to compensate by eating more. So there's that. Sorry I don't ha
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    100% this, there is a nice presentation about the bloated web but I couldn't find it now. Remember that performance is a feature: https://blog.codinghorror.com/performance-is-a-feature/ That being said having a fa
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    1. I work with Django, Django Rest Framework, React, works well. I heard that Vue might be an interesting option. Honestly there's a myriad of tools/framework around there, you have to ask yourself what are you trying to achieve?
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    Nice catch, never thought about it. Is it more problematic with preffixes (vs. suffixes etc.) or should we generally avoid any random string? Appending a hash to the script is very convenient to force the download of the new version of an a
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    There's still this thing called the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that says "Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person". The United States voted for it in 1948.
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    Sounds indeed implausible but it has been done before: https://youtu.be/8_4G_8gEjng
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    I recently attended a conference organized with Jean Jouzel (vice-president of the IPCC) who said the Paris Accord was a success as in it allowed us to get out of the Kyoto Protocol mindset which had binding targets for only 37 countries no
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    People died of eating too much when the prisoner camps where liberated at the end of WWII.
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    Indeed, xaddress lists alternatives on its readme (including what3words): https://github.com/roberdam/Xaddress/blob/master/README.md#a...
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    From the article "Mongol Post, the country’s largest mail provider, has licensed the system from What3Words" Pricing page: http://developer.what3words.com/pricing/ Interesting bit there: "If we, what3wor
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    Actually 9-square-meters (3 by 3 meters squares)
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    This is an issue of freedom of panorama [1], there's the following citation for the US: The copyright in an architectural work that has been constructed does not include the right to prevent the making, distributing, or public display
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    Yep, I got RubyJS, nice name, checked it out, turns out it's already a thing ;)
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    So, I've been curious: here's a chart of the mean annual temperature departure for Alaska (1949-2015)[1](source: [2]), the past two years have been particularly hotter there with anomalies > 4.5°F. The NOAA has more detailed da
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    > you should have a unit test to exercise the bug. This! Once you've got your test you can start factoring code out of the equation and if you get to the point where your application code is no longer involved, well then that's
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    On the other hand it makes for more relevant search results! Edit: did not see the typo at first though the word seemed longer than usual...
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    by blaze33 10y ago

    Maybe you could complete your data with what would have been scrapped / archived at the time. Though I don't know if there's such a dataset for this timeframe (pre Nov. 2014)