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by clux 14y ago
PROS: it reduces the delays you have due to the paradox of choice CONS: it makes the choices for you
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by clux 14y ago
Good workflow, nice simple start with chess types and the serialization/deserialization thereof. Enjoyable watch.
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by clux 14y ago
I'm in the process of writing my a functional utility library myself, and having thought about these things for a while, I think letting everyone curry things themselves make things less intelligent. For example: Udon.elem(2, [1, 2, 3]) ===
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by clux 14y ago
Reading the blow your mind wiki was ah ha overload. http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Blow_your_mind
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by clux 14y ago
I quit using CS for essentially this reason. Implicit returns are a nice idea, but they are just implemented a bit too inconsistently. Additionally, it changes the language from being "it's just JavaScript" to sugared JS with different beha
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by clux 15y ago
I wrote a small npm module containing this algorithm as well as a few other famous ones a while ago for anyone interested in a quick JS implementation. https://github.com/clux/decay
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by clux 15y ago
I found it more instructive to look at this for the last steps. http://library.thinkquest.org/28923/miuraori.html I've tried 3 with different parallelogram angles. The higher you take this angle, the easier it is to fold, however, it's ha
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by clux 15y ago
The guy who did this study spent 20 years. He found 500 'references to segmented sleep'. One of which being a painting depicting people not sleeping and sleeping simultaneously. That's less than one reference every 2 weeks. Either that guy
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by clux 15y ago
Yeah, I was burned by the same problem with the razer mechanical keyboards. No noticeable keypress feel improvement, and hideously loud; waste of money.
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by clux 15y ago
I agree. Define-wrapping is a pain to do manually. Browserify is great with Node. For a slightly different take on how to share code with the server, you might also want to check out https://github.com/clux/modul8 : )
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by clux 15y ago
Yeah, keyboard buttons don't have to be power-user focused if you explain it. You might find http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2011/06/the-125th-anniver... interesting : )
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by clux 15y ago
It's great to get almost fullscreen photos in chrome, but scrolling the text feels a bit tiresome. Pgdn helps a bit, but then the text ends up in an arbitrary position most times. If pgdn == new image, and pgdn again == comment on top of ne
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by clux 15y ago
Really well executed. Fun to play, works great, well done. A killer feature for an app like this comes to mind; genre/artist specific games : )