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by brylie 6y ago
Yes, LiveView is very exciting, although I haven't used it. For those interested in LiveView-esque functionality in other frameworks , there are some similar projects cropping up: - Django Reactor https://github.com/ede
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by brylie 6y ago
Very cool! I couldn't find a trove where I could browse by category or other metadata, although I did find the search interface. Is there a categorised trove?
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by brylie 6y ago
Perhaps updates to the array content don't trigger reactive computations? Not sure really.
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by brylie 6y ago
The composition API is opt-in, but will likely be the de facto standard if/when the majority of projects and tutorials use it.
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by brylie 6y ago
The same thing happened to Meteor.js, another project with which Evan was involved. Meteor started out with an ethos of simplicity and friendly developer experience. It lost it's ethos and was picked apart in the name of "scalabil
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by brylie 6y ago
I wish there was a mandate that companies had to register sourcecode, e.g. with the Library of Congress, so that it could be released as Public Domain after a couple of decades. We are losing quite a lot of our software heritage when compan
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by brylie 6y ago
> But languages doesn't work in silos A really interesting trend in the data science community is that languages can be used in conjunction with one another. This can be seen in projects like Jupyter (Julia, Python, Latex, and R), J
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by brylie 6y ago
> creating libraries in Julia from scratch is easier and faster Easier than what? In what ways is it faster?
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by brylie 6y ago
In a dependency of a dependency of a dependency?
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by brylie 6y ago
Some useful ORM extensions that I know of include: - Core Forms and Class-based views - https://django-extensions.readthedocs.io/en/latest/model_ext... - https://django-model-utils.readthedocs.io/e
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by brylie 6y ago
More options is good for rapid evolution of a new domain. Eventually though, we need collaborative effort to take established ideas to a mature state. For example, there are a number of fledgling open-source nonlinear video editors (NLEs) -
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by brylie 6y ago
They are porting things over to ASP.NET on Azure.
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by brylie 6y ago
Dang. The documentation links don't seem to work on Firefox Mobile.
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by brylie 6y ago
Honest question, approximately what percentage of those repositories are original works and what percentage are forks?
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by brylie 6y ago
I have logged in in the past couple of weeks. While setting up the encryption keys, the UI just hung there for a minute or two with almost no indication what was happening or how far things had progressed. I patiently waited through the pro
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by brylie 6y ago
Laravel LiveWire looks like a good middle ground for enabling more dynamic user interfaces from a server application: https://laravel-livewire.com/ There are similar projects for Phoenix/Elixir and Django: https:&#x2F
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by brylie 6y ago
Yep. I was about to recommend this to our data team until I realized there was no info on pricing.
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by brylie 7y ago
By the way, how can we visit other players' islands? We don't have any friends with a Switch with whom to exchange invitation codes.
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Coronavirus Disease (Covid-19) – the data(ourworldindata.org)
1 points by brylie 7y ago|0 comments
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by brylie 7y ago
LiteDOM seems promising https://litedom.js.org/
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by brylie 7y ago
What is the library you use for running functions based on CSS query? I am working on a project where I initialize some DOM elements with data- attributes and control their visibility in response to a form input change event. It would be ni
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ONNX: The open standard for machine learning interoperability(onnx.ai)
3 points by brylie 7y ago|0 comments
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by brylie 7y ago
Is this an open-source project by chance?
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Hyperopt: Distributed Asynchronous Hyper-Parameter Optimization(hyperopt.github.io)
2 points by brylie 7y ago|0 comments
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CatBoost: Gradient Boosted Decision Trees(catboost.ai)
2 points by brylie 7y ago|0 comments
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by brylie 7y ago
Can Ant design be used without React? Are there any similar component libraries that can simply be included in plain HTML, ala Bootstrap?
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by brylie 7y ago
I'd like to explore Celestia with my son but can't find an installer for Ubuntu 19.10. Anyone know of a Flatpak or Snap installer for Celestia?
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by brylie 7y ago
How to handle reactivity with vanilla JS?
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by brylie 7y ago
LiteDOM is only 3k and relies on web standards: https://litedom.js.org/
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by brylie 7y ago
One of the pain points of developing with Firefox dev tools, which has kept me on Chromium for development, is lack of proper formatting for tracebacks. Reading tracebacks in FF has been quite an eye strain, whereas Chromium offers syntax h

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