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by cdata 6y ago
I like that Deno prefers URLs as module specifiers. Need immutable/content-addressed dependency graphs? Publish and consume modules via IPFS.
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by cdata 6y ago
This reminds me of the (indie game dev oriented) I Need A Team: https://www.reddit.com/r/INAT/ In the last few months it seems like there have been a number of these targeted forums that might otherwise have been
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by cdata 6y ago
A more accurate remix of this analogy (for the TypeScript case) is that it is like building a wall around the part of the pool that you actually swim in, and allowing that folks can pee all they want as long as it is outside of the boundary
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by cdata 7y ago
In this thread there seems to be no end of comments seeking to tear down the project under consideration. In my opinion, this project is a good initiative and more folks should take a page from this project's book. Even if you think su
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by cdata 7y ago
Chrome team members are face-palming with the best of us whenever a Google product does backwards things like filtering based on user agent string. Google isn't a singularity ️
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by cdata 7y ago
(NOTE: I am not a medical practitioner, I'm just parroting what I was told in a video) The Medcram video shared elsewhere in this thread ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7F1cnWup9M ) does mention that hydrochloroquine
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by cdata 7y ago
The stock market is not the economy.
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by cdata 7y ago
I usually donate to Wikimedia every year, and I was a donator for WikiTribune and followed it closely as it rolled out. I personally think that Wikipedia is one of the most valuable resources on the internet. Watching WikiTribune flounder i
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by cdata 7y ago
Speaking as an employee at Google (but not for Google; opinions are all my own), I will offer you this anecdote: I have met a lot of people in my career who are motivated to do work for the public good in order for the whole world to benefi
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by cdata 7y ago
The build quality feels great, and it doesn't feel like it is going to fall apart on me (granted, it is brand new). It feels quite solid, it doesn't easily bend or creak, and I feel like I can throw it into a backpack safely enoug
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by cdata 7y ago
Similar story to OP. The MBP I acquired in 2017 has been undergoing rapid disintegration while the 2013 model it replaced is still working just fine. After stressing over the problem that nothing seemed comparable spec-wise, System 76 relea
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by cdata 7y ago
Thanks, I definitely looked through your landing page more than once trying to find something like that.
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by cdata 7y ago
I mean for this comment to be constructive, but it is steeped in my personal opinions about the web and the rise of social networks within it, so I would like to emphasize that any apparent animus is not directed at your product, which seem
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by cdata 7y ago
Self-confidence (or lack of it) is at least partially (some might say majorly) an artifact of upbringing and socialization. Women are more empowered to choose their own partners today than at other times in history, for sure. For much of hu
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MediaPipe: Cross-platform framework for multimodal applied ML pipelines(github.com)
2 points by cdata 7y ago|0 comments
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by cdata 7y ago
jQuery was originally designed and built in a bygone era (on the web / front-end timescale), includes many features that have landed and/or normalized on the web platform and also does not leverage the modern JavaScript module sys
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by cdata 7y ago
Mentioning here because I found this confusing: these self-titled "web components" don't seem to actually use the body of browser features usually referred to as Web Components (e.g., Custom Elements, Shadow DOM).
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by cdata 7y ago
A known good entry point could be delivered over a content-addressed medium like IPFS, and if you layer on SXG the consumer might still be able to validate the origin of the entry point. https://docs.ipfs.io/guides/conc
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by cdata 7y ago
Just wanted to jump on the bandwagon and say that you saved us from buying an entirely new grinder about a year ago. Thanks so much!
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by cdata 8y ago
I'm no expert, but in this case there are a few strategic definitions that help a lot to both conserve space and obfuscate: #define r return #define l(a, b, c, d) for (i y = a; y < b; y++) for (int x = c; x < d; x++) type
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by cdata 8y ago
It seemed to me that the OP was making a distinctly different suggestion: the real challenge is offering a better UX. Emerging distributed tech won't fix a UX problem just because it happens to be technologically sophisticated (he call
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by cdata 8y ago
This list looks great. I watched the Wes Bos intro video, and it was a nice high-level overview. Thanks for putting this together. Speaking as someone already familiar with Redux, React Context seems to be conceptually similar to how I alre
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An intro to Reinforcement Learning (with otters)(meowni.ca)
20 points by cdata 9y ago|1 comments
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by cdata 9y ago
Only speculating, but I would guess that "low end" describes a lot (perhaps even the large majority) of phones in active use in China, India and other Asian countries.
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by cdata 9y ago
No, that's not what I'm saying.
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by cdata 9y ago
This is a nice example of the state of the art of a React & Friends stack. Thank you for building it and sharing it. Is it supposed to be completely functional? Login doesn't seem to work for me, at least. After 1.1 MB transferred,
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by cdata 9y ago
Hardly irrelevant. It's the very people who do worry about food, safety, survival for whom app binary size matters the most. Your users live everywhere on Earth that has a network connection, and in some of those places there are milli
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by cdata 9y ago
Where in the stack did you spend your time before you became a manager?
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by cdata 9y ago
#1 is a misleading claim. An async function returns a promise when called, which can be used in any non-async context.
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by cdata 9y ago
Not disagreeing, but as a long time JavaScripter it is remarkable to me that no matter how delightful or expressive or ergonomic the language tries to become, the same old criticisms manage to evolve with it (this may not be unique to JS).

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