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by brylie 7y ago
https://wordpress.com is relatively simple, prevents SPAM, and has tools to discover and follow other blogs.
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It seems like the strike is primarily about keeping jobs and healthcare while raising wages: """ Union demands for job security, higher base wages and retaining arguably the best health care coverage in the private sector are
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How much memory does a "hello world" app use?
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How does a developer who is new to C++ learn just the modern idiomatic style? Is there a "C++, the good parts"?
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by brylie 7y ago
I wish Apache project websites would have better design focus, just a bit more attention to detail. It is particularly difficult to read this site on mobile.
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SuperTux Party – open-source party game made with Godot(anti.itch.io)
2 points by brylie 7y ago|0 comments
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by brylie 7y ago
SuperTux Party is another game in that spirit: https://anti.itch.io/super-tux-party It's fairly new and made with Godot Engine 3.0. https://godotengine.org
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Zero-based indexing.
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I have a, probably misguided, fear that We Assembly will inadvertently usher in an era of read only web, basically breaking the "view source" idea almost unique to the Web.
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Tangentially related, our customer care department can't spell check support responses in context, because the Zendesk platform seems to use a non-native widget. It is frustrating when web developers and frameworks break standard funct
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by brylie 7y ago
Is there ongoing work to reduce the memory footprint of Electron apps? I'm genuinely curious.
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Is there a TLDR or article on a different website not requiring readers consent to tracking?
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Remember to search for other projects before settling on a name. In this case, the name collides with the Mantis bug tracker: https://mantisbt.org/
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And potentially yummy, if discovered.
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I'm just a bit concerned how Flutter is basically going its own way rather than building on web standards. E.g. HTML provides declarative layout while JavScript is ubiquitous and could also be transpiled to native code. Rather, Flutter
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I might be misunderstanding how Capacitor code generation works, but would re-running the build process overwrite code customizations on the previous build? If so, how would this be avoided?
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Yeah, I agree we need some general purpose meeting websites that aren't strictly tech. oriented. That would make it harder to develop on the business model of showing tech. job advertisements, but the advertisement business model for c
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by brylie 7y ago
WebGLStudio.js uses the litegui.js framework to build the UI https://github.com/jagenjo/litegui.js It looks like litegui.js is capable of producing UI widgets similar to Adobe Animate, and other desktop animation softw
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by brylie 7y ago
The Scene.js Timeline seems foundational to making keyframe animations using JS/CSS: https://github.com/daybrush/scenejs-timeline Granted, Scene.js seems oriented towards short animations. Building a hypermedia st
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Also, while Canvas, SVG, etc. imply 2D or 2.5D (excluding the timeline) there are a couple of WebGL projects that could serve as the basis for a Flash/Hypercard-esque web standards studio: https://github.com/jagenjo&#x2
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E.g. the CreateJS toolkit might be a good basis: https://createjs.com/ I'm not clear how to build a keyframe timeline or bezier graph for property tweening, nor am I sure whether shape tweening is possible with CSS or
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by brylie 7y ago
Same here, been wanting this for a long time. I even started a project called Hypermedia Canvas, but didn't have the skills or collaborators to get it started. I would be interested to give it another attempt, if I could find someone t
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Is there any open source tool/community trying to create a simple HTML5 animation studio similar to Flash? That would really open up doors for widespread creativity and the adoption of web standards.
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Not a book, but a good documentary: Startup.com https://youtu.be/ibuiUXOTE4M
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It would be helpful, if GitHub made it clear that repositories without an explicit open source license grant fall under the full scope of Copyright restriction. It seems there is a common misconception that any code simply shared on GitHub
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*read (typo)
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Free to rrad online, thanks to the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/economicconseque00keyn
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I think the point is it shows systemic bias, which may be very difficult to "debug". It is important to apply ethics when developing technology, as rationality alone is not sufficient.
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Finland producing food protein from CO2, water, and electricity(solarfoods.fi)
46 points by brylie 7y ago|17 comments
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Sounds similar to the BBC documentary "Hyper-normalization": https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HyperNormalisation

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