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by chr1 11y ago
Unfortunately it get's lots of pushback instead. It seems very likely that syntax will get changed to `return continue fn()` https://github.com/tc39/proposal-ptc-syntax Somewhat related there is no optimization fo
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by chr1 11y ago
Unfortunately it is much larger than zero see https://groups.google.com/d/msg/strengthen-js/ojj3TDxbHpQ/T6... . It is very sad that people working on es spec do not care enough about performance
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by chr1 11y ago
Building sea walls is not a very good solution, we need to find a way to move melt water to the deserts instead. There is a very large amount of dry land that could consume a large portion of ice sheets as groundwater.
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by chr1 11y ago
Using Vim or Emacs is not a very compelling option, their ui is too archaic and hard to use (e.g. scrolling page changes selection and there is no way to change that!) Learning to use vim and emacs requires large effort, and customizing the
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by chr1 11y ago
Small correction: Brackets uses Codemirror, Visual Studio Code uses its own editor called monaco, Advanced Editor (if you mean the wordpress plugin) uses Codemirror as well, Ace is used by c9.io and RStudio for example. I'd expect som
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by chr1 11y ago
You can change this with few lines of code in init script. That's the main selling point of Atom, ability to easily change any behavior annoying for you only, without recompiling whole thing.
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by chr1 11y ago
I think the original comment was talking about elderly that didn't raise their own youth well. Because the ones who did it successfully do not depend on whole society that much, and can rely on their own children.
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Story about getting US visa for React Conf(medium.com)
18 points by chr1 11y ago|5 comments
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Air Bonsai: bonsai floating on a magnet(kickstarter.com)
16 points by chr1 11y ago|0 comments
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by chr1 11y ago
You should, it looks delicious https://www.google.com/search?q=Chinese+yellow+soup&tbm=isch...
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by chr1 11y ago
Pressure from either sun light or laser is very small, and can be ignored for time intervals smaller than centuries. The method proposed in the article is only about thrust created by vaporization
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by chr1 11y ago
If we break asteroid into smaller pieces wouldn't that be enough? Small pieces won't reach surface of earth and won't cause any damage. > You shoot a little pulse at the gravel pile and break a piece off and it may simply
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by chr1 11y ago
A nice thing about this is that it doesn't need to destroy the large asteroid, it just vaporizes small part of it creating thrust and changing the trajectory. One of the videos mentioned bringing asteroids with useful resources closer
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Directed Energy Planetary Defense and Relativistic Probes(deepspace.ucsb.edu)
53 points by chr1 11y ago|33 comments
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by chr1 11y ago
His definition of the dimension is quite similar to the definition of the dimension of a fractal. His definition also works better than euclidean dimension, e.g. for a grid on cylinder euclidean dimension will be 3 and his definition will g
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by chr1 11y ago
You can, it just shows a warning about developer mode.
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by chr1 12y ago
This is very useful for people who do not like browsing HN. And want to have something more worklike to do when their git server goes down.
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by chr1 12y ago
Was this log in terminal or in editor? While there is some lag in terminal because of network latency (same as with normal ssh connection), i never saw any lag in the editor, so it must be some bug triggered by specific browser/os vers
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by chr1 12y ago
This is unnecessarily negative. The gap allows to easily drag the window which is a useful feature too. Opera have an option to enbale/disable this gap. Vivaldi can easily add a similar option.
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by chr1 12y ago
> That said with global warming melting a bunch of fresh water glaciers into the ocean That's a very good point! Potentially desalination could help fixing problems of rising see levels too. There are many deserts that could become
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by chr1 12y ago
Though gaining better performance through sound type system seems quite unlikely, in the best case there will be small overhead, but 15% they claim now is still large. from the article: > we measure a 15% runtime overhead for type safety
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by chr1 12y ago
256mb - 1024mb of RAM are the specs of free vms, which are given only as a demo. If you want to use online IDE for something more serious you can buy much more powerful vm.
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by chr1 12y ago
According to https://discuss.atom.io/t/why-coffeescript/131/46?u=nightwin... Atom Development started 6 years ago, but Both Ace (from cloud9) and CodeMirror became really good only in last 1-2 years. For api
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Jonathan Blow: Programming Languages for Game Design Demo(twitter.com)
1 points by chr1 12y ago|0 comments
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by chr1 12y ago
Well it _is_ the real vim, built with --with-features=small (see https://github.com/coolwanglu/vim.js#vim-features ) so folding for instance doesn't work
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by chr1 12y ago
A language that tries to be good for describing all games, will end up not being good at describing any of them, because different types of programs require different tradeoffs
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by chr1 12y ago
I agree that extensibility is a great thing, that's why i spent some time learning emacs. But unfortunately no amount of elisp could fix the bugs in core: jumpy scrolling, and keeping cursor always on screen. And more importantly after
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by chr1 12y ago
To understand what's wrong with emacs pretend that you are a new user that doesn't know emacs, but is familiar with editors in browsers, and other places ordinary people use. When you start to use emacs everything will be wrong, t
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Scary Smart Video Predicts Automation Will Make Human Work Obsolete(mashable.com)
2 points by chr1 12y ago|0 comments
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by chr1 12y ago
Not really, Turks came to that territory much later https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkey#The_Seljuks_and_the_Ott...

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