brylie

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   by brylie 7y ago

   Writing programs that will never grow beyond 150LOC, or roughly what fits on a screen + one page down I've written Python for years, I think I gave it due credit for what it's good at. I'm not sure how fair this assessmen
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   by brylie 7y ago

   PEP 479 might be what GP was referring to: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0479/ PEP 479 is specifically related to generators: > If a StopIteration is about to bubble out of a generator frame, it is r
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   by brylie 7y ago

   I have manually added swap on SSD VPS nodes that come without it by default. I was under the impression that the hosting providers were trying to preserve the hardware. Is swap space still bad for SSD drives?
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   by brylie 7y ago

   Will you consider making the project open source?
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   by brylie 7y ago

   If you upload it to YouTube, I'll watch and probably have a question or two for the comments section :-)
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   by brylie 7y ago

   I haven't found a multi-protocol IM that supports Slack without loading the Slack app entirely. E.g. Rambox just renders the Slack app. https://rambox.pro/#home I used to use Pidgin to connect to several communication
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   by brylie 7y ago

   Another article, currently trending on HN, describes how we should strive to reduce cognitive load and simplify the development process: > A good platform acts as a force multiplier for [development] teams, helping them to focus on core
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   by brylie 7y ago

   I also appreciate Vue's simple elegance. It is a breath of fresh air, amidst all the dust and commotion of the JavaScript ecosystem's tooling bloat and constant reinvention, that Vue can just be dropped in to ant standard HTML pag
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   by brylie 7y ago

   Could someone convince the higher-ups to add back some form of federated protocol to Slack, so third party clients can access the conversations? I really miss being able to communicate via a light-weight, open-source, multi-protocol IM clie
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Stimulous seems pretty nice, and can beused without a bundler :-) https://stimulusjs.org/
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Ah dang. Requires a bundler. I am really just wanting to enhance an existing HTML template. It seems many of the JS frameworks add a lot if, IMHO unnecessary, complexity.
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion. Really great work keeping the framework so tiny! :-) Can Preact just be "dropped in" to an existing HTML template, like jQuery?
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Yeah, I really like the idea of Svelte. I'm just coming from the perspective of wanting to sprinkle in a little JS in my development flow, and avoid pre-processors or compilers, if possible.
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Sounds cool. I'll check it out :-)
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Yeah, I was excited about Polymer when learning about Web Components. I'll read more about lit-element. Thanks :-)
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    by brylie 7y ago

    I'll check it out.
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion :-)
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Good perspective. I can probably stick with the 20KiB Vue dependency, particularly when it doesn't require any build system or other dependencies.
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Correction, Vue minified and gzipped seems to be around 20k, so might still be my best bet for sprinkling declarative DOM manipulation into the static HTML. Is there perhaps a library in the 2k-5k range, or somehow a way to use only specifi
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    by brylie 7y ago

    I'm wanting to enhance a server-rendered template with a bit of JavaScript to fetch data from the server and update the DOM. I like that Vue can be "dropped in" to any HTML page, like jQuery, without completely taking over th
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    by brylie 7y ago

    It just reads to me like he wants to make statistics accessible to a wide audience.
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    by brylie 7y ago

    It might be worth considering a honeypot approach. E.g. having a field in the form that isn't visible for users that, when filled in, indicates that it is likely a SPAM submission. https://www.projecthoneypot.org/
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    by brylie 7y ago

    You might be reading the post too literally. The 400 PPM is a target that is easy for humans to discuss. The general idea that increased atmospheric CO2 leads to accelerated methane releases due to thawing of arctic permafrost still holds t
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    Mailchimp makes contact management difficult(dev.to)

    2 points by brylie 7y ago|0 comments
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Not directly related to DARPA, but there are many people who have impairment in one or more of those senses. BCI technology could be transformative to the people who might not otherwise be able to access computers, even with best-in-class a
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    by brylie 7y ago

    I just leave any site with adtech 'consent' overlays like Techcrunch. Hopefully, if enough people abandon sites that use dark patterns and invasive tracking tech, the industry will get the message that these technologies are uneth
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    by brylie 7y ago

    The "separate files" argument is a red herring. It is really about separate "mindsets" or "modes of thinking". In effect, JavaScript logic tends to be procedural/imperative, while templates allow declarati
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Minetest is an excellent, open-source Minecraft alternative, initially created around the same time: https://www.minetest.net/ There are some great servers online like VanessaE's and Illuna, to showcase what the game i
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    by brylie 7y ago

    Mainly Seaborn and Plotly. Holoviews and Altair are certainly noteworthy: http://holoviews.org/
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    by brylie 7y ago

    One example of a project that is sort-of heading that direction is Jupytext https://github.com/mwouts/jupytext