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by chuckdries 9y ago
Is it something that could be containerized? Maybe not as simple as a JS embed, but deploying a self hosted docker container is far easier than installing most things I've encountered.
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by chuckdries 9y ago
ASU has a degree called 'informatics' that's run by the computer science faculty but focused more on <the application of technology to other things> rather than <the technology and creation of technology itself.>
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by chuckdries 9y ago
Do you think some level of standardization of process would help apple as a whole? Would it help eliminate the relatively poor experience of reddit-OP?
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by chuckdries 9y ago
> At the embassy, all equipment had to be carried up to the attic by hand, as the Russians had shut down the elevator after the first day of the arrival of the equipment, for 'preventive maintenance'. I'm really curious ab
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by chuckdries 9y ago
I don't actually use any of this, so I'm not intimately familiar, but I found a promising looking framework and a help article on redux itself. https://github.com/zeit/next.js/ https://redux.j
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by chuckdries 9y ago
Vue and react have SSR frameworks, as I'm sure many others do as well. I'm not sure if it's a big enough feature to include in the tags this site uses. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by chuckdries 9y ago
Seconded for Vue, I used it for a contract project for a year and was consistently blown away. Gitlab sums it up for me "Vue isn't a buzzword, Vue is a workhorse" https://twitter.com/gitlab/status/92
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by chuckdries 9y ago
v-model is meant for use specifically with <input> tags, so your local component state stays synced with what the user sees. You can use it on components, but you're not meant to. In general, vue encourages you to avoid using t
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by chuckdries 9y ago
https://static01.nyt.com/newsgraphics/2017/12/26/ai-faces/8e...
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by chuckdries 9y ago
Anyone know what "!!Con" is? I can't google for it, I just get the dictionary definition of "con"
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by chuckdries 9y ago
Well, what would you have replace it? Like most things that become very popular, the web is becoming an os-like platform because it solves a problem. Putting your application at a URL is hugely more accessible than asking someone to downloa
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by chuckdries 9y ago
Oh god pasting code from a PDF, that brings me back. Doesn't your editor handle that? I don't exactly remember but I kinda remember having a button to convert pasted characters to ascii (mostly used for those annoying stylized uni
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by chuckdries 9y ago
On my screen everything static on the page fades away when you scroll, leaving just text and the admittedly very many images. Half the stuff on the front page of HN these days are medium posts, they all look the same
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by chuckdries 9y ago
> The VA has also vowed the project would prevent death and disease from unsterilized equipment, a persistent problem at the VA. Oh my god how is this a problem in the modern age? Stop wasting our money on gimmicks and focus on adopting
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by chuckdries 9y ago
Seconded for a GUI. I've been using gitkraken for almost a year now, never looked back. (full disclosure: as of last week I actually work for the company behind gitkraken but I started using it far before I realized they were local)
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by chuckdries 9y ago
Bits and pieces of the UI look like Visual Studio Code. If they took them from VScode, that's actually great, why reinvent the wheel when you can take advantage of the open source community you're a part of? EDIT: Lol I just notic
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Reverse Engineernig a Real Candle (2016)(cpldcpu.com)
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by chuckdries 9y ago
As a heavy snapchat user, I'm a big fan of the idea of snapchat as a better foursquare/find my friends because honestly neither application ever made enough sense to keep installed longer than a week at a time. I don't know i
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by chuckdries 9y ago
The vim emulation plugin has gotten better recently, IMO it's the best I've seen in a GUI editor. The undo history thing sort of persists because the vim plugin maintains a different undo history than vscode. They implement undo b
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by chuckdries 9y ago
Taking advantage of what bootstrap has to offer requires writing your page structure with it in mind. It's both a method of structuring HTML and a CSS framework. I suppose you could pull out and compartmentalize certain specific featur
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by chuckdries 9y ago
Compress your images or something. I'm on gigabit and the page is still taking forever to load.
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by chuckdries 9y ago
I'm excited. My friend is working on extending rpgmaker, a game engine built on node. Say what you will about building a game engine on top of Node but this could be a very useful way to offload CPU heavy tasks from the main render thr
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by chuckdries 9y ago
Also there are a LOT of third party xbox controllers out there - I'm sure they don't mind if it's an official controller or not.
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by chuckdries 9y ago
Yes Xinput is a pervasive standard at this point, to where there is a large market of third party controllers and software support in various linux distros as well as a JS api to access it in Chrome and Firefox.
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by chuckdries 9y ago
Did the SNES controller become a de facto standard? Because the xbox 360 controller is one. There are plenty of xinput compatible gamepads from different manufacturers, the largest right now is Logitech. Xinput became pervasive because of P
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by chuckdries 9y ago
The xinput gamepad is a pervasive standard, with plenty of third party hardware implementations and wide software support across operating systems. Heck, even Chrome and Firefox have JS apis to access xbox controller input. Eventually it wi
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by chuckdries 9y ago
Isn't kerberos supposed to do that?
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by chuckdries 9y ago
I've also heard the screen itself is slightly wider than 16:9, though in which direction I don't know. Hopefully, wide enough for native 16:9 to naturally black bar the notch
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by chuckdries 9y ago
I'd like the notch more if it were less than half the width of the screen
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by chuckdries 9y ago
People have a lot of very valid complaints about common core, but at its core (hehe) it does seem to attempt to start to remedy your complaint about US math education at least at the high school level. Hopefully that can propagate upward.

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