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   by brylie 7y ago

   Semi-related and backend agnostic is Intercooler.js: https://intercoolerjs.org/ It's just AJAX and HTML fragments.
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   by brylie 7y ago

   WARNING: clicking that link leads to a vortex of notification permission prompts. Please remove the link from HN.
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   by brylie 7y ago

   Link, for convenience: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/
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   by brylie 7y ago

   Thanks for the clarification. Supporting user-friendly domains is really important.
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   by brylie 7y ago

   What are some recommended resources for a gentle introduction to Rust?
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   It would be cool to use Sandstorm to host public-facing apps, so content could be browsed without logging in. For example, hosting a public discussion, chat, or wiki with the simplicity of Sandstorm. From what I recall though, Sandstorm sec
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   by brylie 7y ago

   With international Copyright "borders" being built in to online streaming services, what is a good option for legally streaming the Super Bowl in Europe?
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   by brylie 7y ago

   Copyleft, and AGPL specifically, seems like a good fit for large applications, whereas more permissive licenses work well for smaller libraries.
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   by brylie 7y ago

   Thanks for the details. Out of curiosity, are those industry-neutral organizations that made those estimates?
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    by brylie 7y ago

    I'm not convinced that any energy source relying on mineral extraction for fuel could be defined as "sustainable".
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    by brylie 7y ago

    The breeder reactors don't yet, and may never, exist, from what I understand. Part of the appeal of renewables is they have lower environmental impact than mineral and fossil fuel extraction. It just seems to me that nuclear energy sit
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    by brylie 7y ago

    While being better than coal and petroleum, nuclear is still based on non-renewable uranium. How abundant is uranium compared with coal and petroleum? How destructive and energy intensive are the extraction and refinement processes compared
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Please don't use circle radius for indicating the number of observations. It is really easy to confuse the circle radius with the geographic extent of the observations, when in reality they are likely more tightly clustered. Rather, co
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    by brylie 7y ago

    When clicking the Download link on Ubuntu.com, the LTS version for both desktop and server is highlighted in green: https://ubuntu.com/#download The design of the ubuntu.com download buttons encourages people to download th
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    by brylie 7y ago

    I was just being honest that there are still some unforseeable difficulties, as well as mistakes that I have made. I think any operating system can present challenges that are difficult for novice users. That's why we have user groups,
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Here is the link, for convenience: https://github.com/pennersr/django-allauth
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Django user authentication: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/topics/auth/
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    by brylie 7y ago

    I've been using Kubuntu at home and work for over four years now, and it has been a stable and productive experience. The only significant difficulty I can recall was immediately after upgrading from 19.04 to 19.10, where GRUB was havi
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Why can't open access wi-fi access points provide some sort of encryption? Couldn't the access point and clients use some form of public key cryptography for the local communication?
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Any chance of supporting a library agnostic approach, such that developers could use vanilla JS or a framework of their choice?
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    by brylie 7y ago

    ECMAScript is part of the web platform. I wasn't making that strong of a statement. More specifically, I am saying we should build things to last and not throw out substantial work, such as standardization and accessibility, in the nam
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    by brylie 7y ago

    > The second reason is you may want the data you are creating to be still accessible in the future I wish developers in the front-end ecosystem would hold longevity in higher regard when innovating. When identifying a shortcoming in the
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Could you provide a few examples?
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    by brylie 7y ago

    I also think visual coding works for high level abstractions rather than low-level procedural style workflows. E.g. for ML a visual flow could be import some data, train a model, deploy model to cloud. Orange Data Mining is an example of vi
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    by brylie 7y ago

    It is increasingly important that we publish components in a framework/library agnostic manner. Not only do we have a lot of duplication of component libraries in general, but we also hit the landmines of "Angular-oriented",
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Sounds cool! Will the project be open-source by chance? Relatedly, what are your thoughts on Tone.js? https://tonejs.github.io/
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    by brylie 7y ago

    I was going to recommend VCV Rack as well :-)
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    Relatedly: If we don't adopt a framework we end up building one - increasingly of a patchwork of pieces fitting a bit roughly together.
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    SSR just seems like tail chasing, but this time around there is no mature server-side framework (like Django, Laravel, Rails). Maturity, ecosystem cohesion, and higher level abstractions are all casualties along the trail of abandoned work
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    by brylie 7y ago

    I mentioned this library in a previous comment, but LiteDOM might be interesting to you as it is somewhat similar to Vue: https://litedom.js.org/