catshirt

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by catshirt 10y ago
almost commented the same thing earlier. i was surprised how manual adding multiplayer support was for redux/react. the solution was still pretty simple, for my app: 1. middleware that sends all actions to a server 2. websocket client
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by catshirt 10y ago
something to consider: why have methods like createjs(), createcss(), createhtml(), etc. as opposed to a single function which accepts the type as an argument? for instance, create('js') create('css') create('html&#
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by catshirt 10y ago
props to you for creating this library. 12 is really young -- especially young to have such a valiant focus like developer tooling. remember though- writing good developer tools is something that requires a lot of experience and expertise
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by catshirt 10y ago
are you saying that google proxies and loads data based on the screen resolution of the client? that's actually pretty awesome.
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by catshirt 10y ago
yes of course.
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by catshirt 10y ago
yeah. really sad to see that type of- can i call it dark pattern?- on GitHub. obviously not an apples to apples comparison- but markdown-resume is where it's at anyway. https://github.com/there4/markdown-resume
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by catshirt 10y ago
not trying to be a pedant and i completely understood the context. we're talking about tense, not grammar. there is a huge difference between saying "VR is not good right now" and "VR will never be good". "Virt
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by catshirt 10y ago
> "VR doesn't even replicate reality" if you meant to use "doesn't"- then you're only proving OPs point. VR is a matter of when, not if. if you meant to use "can't"- well- that seems a li
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by catshirt 10y ago
lol, you're completely right. even as an owner of one, i never realized how clever Razer actually was for making mouse cable bungees.... for play i have a Razer Deathadder. for work i use Logitech MX Performance (which seems a lot like
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by catshirt 10y ago
I never heard someone say "I use instagram because it's fast"
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by catshirt 10y ago
"In fairness, your question hardly reads as a question and much more like a halfhearted sigh from someone who hasn't given it much thought." the connotations are your own. :) the problems with Angular have been beaten to deat
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by catshirt 10y ago
do you answer questions this way in real life or only on the net under alt accounts?
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by catshirt 10y ago
thanks for taking my question seriously. seems like the only really good answer. but of course, "enterprisey" has never really been a good litmus for "correct" or "sane" or "efficient". it's not
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by catshirt 10y ago
show me on the doll where the framework touched you
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by catshirt 10y ago
ugh- how is Angular so popular?
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by catshirt 10y ago
Oh... oh ok... yeah that makes more sense. i get it now. Super derp moment.
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by catshirt 10y ago
i don't get the response- my comment does not have 98 votes- thought it was some reference i didn't get, or something.
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by catshirt 10y ago
i thought you guys were being either hyperbolic or overly critical. then i heard the demo files.
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by catshirt 10y ago
nice work. would be cool (albeit maybe difficult), to summarize the best result instead of taking them to Google directly. i suspect anyone using this page who gets to the Google results page will have no idea where to stat when they get th
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by catshirt 10y ago
great comment, thanks for sharing. this might be the first insight into meditation that gave me an actual idea of what it attempts to accomplish.
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by catshirt 10y ago
React fanboy chiming in to say... an interesting approach to what is probably a problem. i wonder, though, if compilation is really better than creating a library? if we look at the REPL output [0], we can see what comprises the bones of a
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by catshirt 10y ago
> it does not look native and the devs don't care this is not valid. no need to limit our use case to devs, either. at worst, users don't care. at best, users prefer it. see Spotify, Discord, Skype, Sublime, Chrome, Steam... sh
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by catshirt 10y ago
not that i'd personally choose to call OP's post a "stoner philosophy"... or even use that term in general... but... if this is not a "stoner philosophy" on consciousness then what is?
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by catshirt 10y ago
probably because there is no way anyone could read the title of this post and think they are referring to a programming language ...
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by catshirt 10y ago
if all you're trying to do is combine nodes in the graph a gain node is standard. (that is, you can connect any number of oscillators to a single gain).
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by catshirt 10y ago
yep-- it's also decent practice to send your oscillators into a mixer anyway so that they can be rerouted at large. for instance, say you have 4 oscillators, 2 fx buses and an output. you route (4 oscillators) -> mixer -> fx bus
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by catshirt 10y ago
i mean, of course events are going to fire like mad. welcome to the world of audio processing. :) MediaRecorder works the same way (but for MediaStreamSources, not BufferSources). the idea is that audio buffers are processed in chunks- an e
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by catshirt 10y ago
slightly inefficient, but you can use a ScriptProcessorNode [1]. just copy the buffer right before it reaches your destination and encode it as WAV when you're done recording. (Audio Worker would be the ideal solution but i don't
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by catshirt 10y ago
reminded me of The Stanley Parable. if anyone was humored, intrigued, or moved by either this or Notch's "drowning".... you will love The Stanley Parable. don't do any Googling or reading on it before you play though.
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by catshirt 10y ago
it's a training set before it's a game, i'm sure. the fact that they were able to make it fun just makes it a win/win.

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