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by callumlocke 9y ago
Shouldn't it be "while overcoming so much"?
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Boxy SVG(boxy-svg.com)
4 points by callumlocke 9y ago|0 comments
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by callumlocke 9y ago
Well, he is frequently met with outright ridicule. But to be fair, he does address those points. I haven’t read his stuff for a while, but I think he argued that, even with the two world wars and all the other atrocities of the 20th century
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by callumlocke 9y ago
A major version bump is for introducing breaking API changes. That’s all it means.
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by callumlocke 9y ago
Because the market-proven reality is most end users don’t care about 100MB download sizes, and they do care about simplicity.
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by callumlocke 9y ago
The author does emphasise how complete and well-built the official Elm tools are, which kind of mitigates this concern. But I agree, the article doesn’t really spell out its reasoning.
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Lit-html: HTML Templates in JavaScript(polymer.github.io)
2 points by callumlocke 9y ago|0 comments
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by callumlocke 9y ago
No one is surprised that non-encrypted channels are being surveilled. What's interesting is how offhand it's becoming, that a police officer can casually peruse someone's private messages and apparently doesn't take much
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by callumlocke 9y ago
We completely agree about what a blacklist is. I am saying the function should not be called isVeganIngredient if it returns true for ham. It’s misleading. It’s bad design. Two possible solutions: 1. Invert the return value, and change the
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by callumlocke 9y ago
I know what a blacklist is. Nothing wrong with a blacklist. The problem is that the function is called "isVeganIngredient", and it returns true for "ham".
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by callumlocke 9y ago
The HN post says uses the word blacklist, but the library itself works like this: isVegan.isVeganIngredient('ham'); // true
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by callumlocke 9y ago
It says "true" for any ingredient it doesn't have in its list (I tried lamb, goats milk, and sausage – all are reported to be vegan). It would make more sense to just release the JSON list of known non-vegan ingredients. Peop
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Two Freemasons' lodges operating secretly at Westminster(theguardian.com)
2 points by callumlocke 9y ago|0 comments
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Facebook usage falls in the US as it begins to tinker with the News Feed(theverge.com)
1 points by callumlocke 9y ago|0 comments
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by callumlocke 9y ago
> ️ Caveat: the function you pass cannot rely on its surrounding scope, since it is executed in an isolated context. That's a pretty major caveat and makes the project's tagline basically false. It's just a hacky way to sp
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Yarn Workspaces(yarnpkg.com)
1 points by callumlocke 9y ago|0 comments
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Declarative web APIs and truly serverless web endpoints(medium.com)
2 points by callumlocke 9y ago|0 comments
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X0: Zero-config React dev environment and static site generator(github.com)
3 points by callumlocke 9y ago|0 comments
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The State of JavaScript: 2017 results(stateofjs.com)
2 points by callumlocke 9y ago|0 comments
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Schizophrenia study: Digital avatars to represent hallucinatory voices(mdmag.com)
62 points by callumlocke 9y ago|14 comments
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Trial shows Huntington's drug could slow progress of disease(theguardian.com)
109 points by callumlocke 9y ago|13 comments
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by callumlocke 9y ago
I am genuinely not sure what you're getting at. What do you find smirky about that sentence?
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by callumlocke 9y ago
Yep. If this guy really believed in a powerful conspiracy to convince everyone the Earth is round, it would be very strange to publicise his plan to expose it. It's weird how many commentators are taken in by an obvious publicity stunt
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by callumlocke 9y ago
I've been to Bonfire Night parties all over England. In my experience, some people are vaguely aware of the anti-Catholic history, but it has nothing to do with that today. Guy Fawkes is now a kind of folk hero and Bonfire Night has mo
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by callumlocke 9y ago
'Sometimes' they pick it up? No, every single tar barrel is picked up and carried overhead while running through a crowd. Pictures and footage from last night: http://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/ten
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by callumlocke 9y ago
It would be weird if that sort of coincidence never happened. Two incidents of this happening to you ever doesn’t sound like much. Maybe even a bit low. If they really are using audio for ad targeting like they do with search history, the
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Calcula(typotheque.com)
2 points by callumlocke 9y ago|1 comments
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HEML – markup language for responsive email(heml.io)
3 points by callumlocke 9y ago|0 comments
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The Drive Home(shadertoy.com)
237 points by callumlocke 9y ago|23 comments
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by callumlocke 9y ago
This would be either too limited to be useful, or too complex for browser vendors to implement.

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