cel1ne

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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   Quote from the article: "You can't really base the financial system of the future on computers rather than humans, on trusting to immutable code no matter what happens. Financial systems are supposed to work for humans. If the cod
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   Maybe I'll write something longer about it, but i haven't figured everything out myself yet. I have a Controller that takes UIEvents and NetworkEvents from a BlockingQueue (CSP). The state reduces everything. Kotlin's "w
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   I want to add anko, which might be more idiomatic for kotlin. https://github.com/Kotlin/anko
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   I've thought about Anvil, but I like React and I can reuse stuff from my web-development. Like tachyons styling [0]. Regarding bansa: Sounds nice, but I've never seen the benefit of using a library for state and state-reduction. Y
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   I'm working on an Android app. I use react-native solely for the UI which I update, redux-style, with a state-tree. The state and all it's transition and event-handling is done in Kotlin/Java. I've written a small helper
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   Boredom and waiting is when all the essential thought-structuring happens, that we miss nowadays. Because we are able to fill every minute with media, which often engage our emotions too, we get distracted and worse at prioritising. If you
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   Apple is a hardware company. The not as dependant on data as Google is.
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   Yes. I think it changed because they introduced Airdrop.
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   In 10.10 Apple replaced the then 12-year-old mDNSResponder, which does DNS (apart from other things) with "discoveryd", which had issues so they reverted the change. http://arstechnica.com/apple/2015/01&#
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    What economics could learn from computer science(medium.com)

    1 points by cel1ne 10y ago|0 comments
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Postgrest ( http://postgrest.com/ ) uses JWT to switch between database roles.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Is the profiler still tracing instead of sampling? I once lost a day optimising frequently called JS-methods only to realise that the profiler caused the time spent there.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    *becomes the laugh.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Has this idea of "more cancer" been controlled on 1. population generally getting older and 2. more people getting diagnosed?
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulam_spiral
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I sympathize.
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    Draw a shape to get a matching unicode-symbol(shapecatcher.com)

    6 points by cel1ne 10y ago|3 comments
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Why would you need to start up an additional JVM for every task. Can't one JVM run multiple tasks?
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Riddle your day with tiny pauses. When you walk somewhere (to the fridge, to work), just stop for a second, then keep walking. When you want to call somebody, wait for a second, then make the call. And so on…
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    For me it helps when I ask myself, two hours after browsing HN for example: What did I read today there that sticked?
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Recommended watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ImvlS8PLIo
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I just set the port to something > 10000 and configure it to use public key authentication only.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Light influences the body via the Suprachiasmatic nucleus [0] a tiny center that sits between your eyes. This center basically regulates the circadian circle and plays a big role in the transformation of serotonine to melatonine, which make
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Kotlin, which is 100% java-interoperable has much nicer generics (declaration-site variance and type projections instead of wildcards). https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/generics.html
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Is there any reason to switch if homebrew worked perfectly for me in the last couple of years?
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I keep repeating this lately :) : check out tachyons.css and react-native-tachyons (the latter is a port by me) It uses fixed scales for spacings, typography etc. which are relative to rootfontsize.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I used css-preprocessors (LESS, SASS and various postcss-configurations), but now I'm glad to not have another layer of imports and logic in CSS. Especially in react-driven pages. I wonder, though, if there could be some workflow where
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Didn't MS announce to only keep supporting the latest IE/Edge version? This should help in that class.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    1. way less clutter and repeating, my whole style is in one line per tag. 2. the scale also has fractional rem values. I'd rather change "f5" to "f6" for a smaller font than: "fontSize: 1rem" to "font
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Tachyons is based on mathematical scales: http://tachyons.io/docs/layout/spacing/ Practical example: I have a form with a header. I look at it and think "there needs to be more space below the header&quo