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   by csbartus 6y ago

   See also Opium (vs. Dream): https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/excited-about-dream-web-framewor...
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   by csbartus 6y ago

   What a nice surprise! No bloat, no fluff, just bare metal. I wish this project takes off. I remember how beneficial Sinatra was among the heavy Ruby frameworks. We need something else than the React / Vue / Svelte triumvirate. Som
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   by csbartus 6y ago

   Is that right? Very surpised to learn about this. Messy, brutal, nightmare. I’m running Linux as my primary OS more than a decade and find it very stable compared to Win and Mac which I use when it’s a must. I wonder how such a messy base o
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   by csbartus 6y ago

   > includes the first introduction of the concept of a class, defined using the primitive notions of functions and arguments. Might he be the inventor of OO programming ?? :)
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   by csbartus 6y ago

   Right! I'm working with the web since 2006 but still I find this book a must to read.
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   by csbartus 6y ago

   I'm designing and developing web sites and apps since 2005. First with PHP (Wordpress, Laravel, Yii), then with Ruby (Rails, Sinatra), now with Javascript (Gulp, Gatsby, Next, React, Lodash, Immer, Typescript). I also do / did sta
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   by csbartus 6y ago

   I remember the day Crew.co (another Mikael Cho venture) was sold to Dribbble. I was a member of, and I've felt cheated. I was sold and paid nothing. I've contributed to the value of Crew.co and I was ousted from a day to another.
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   Software Development in Disruptive Times(queue.acm.org)

   2 points by csbartus 6y ago|0 comments
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   by csbartus 6y ago

   Interesting mix :) I wonder why CLJS / Reagent is not enough, and where the others step in... I mean in my fantasy CLJS / Lisp is so powerful one never looks back to languages relying on commas and colons
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    by csbartus 6y ago

    I envy you :) I can't get my head out from the Javascript ecosystem ... and previously I've done PHP ... Those two made me think to quit programming, but lately I've found new ways like ClojureScript and ReScript. After 15 ye
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    by csbartus 6y ago

    I'm very pleased Javascript / Node evolves. But thanks, too late, I'll skip it as soon as possible. It has so many unpleasant surprises. I'll move the ladder up, to something which compiles to Javascript, or whatever els
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    Maximally optimizing image loading for the web in 2021(industrialempathy.com)

    1 points by csbartus 6y ago|0 comments
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    by csbartus 6y ago

    For those interested in the source code for the example: https://github.com/awesomephant/continuous-typography
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    Continuous Typography(maxkoehler.com)

    111 points by csbartus 6y ago|39 comments
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    by csbartus 6y ago

    > Realizing that is the first step to move forward in this new world. Right, we've become disposable. Up until the computer era we were part of the equation. We went to war, to vote, and we paid taxes - making ourselves useful for s
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    by csbartus 6y ago

    SEEKING WORK, Europe, Remote I offer consulting services on design systems and component libraries. Deliverables include theory, common practice, and working examples with React and Typescript. I have a degree in Computer Science and as a s
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    by csbartus 6y ago

    - Location: Europe - Remote: Yes - Willing to relocate: No - Technologies: React, Typescript, UI/UX design, Design systems - Email: bartus.csongor@gmail.com I offer consulting services on design systems and component libraries. Deliver
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    Testimony Before the North Dakota Senate Industry, Business and Labor Committee(m.signalvnoise.com)

    2 points by csbartus 6y ago|0 comments
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    RecipeRadar – a free and open source recipe search engine(reciperadar.com)

    2 points by csbartus 6y ago|0 comments
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    Web API Controversy(webapicontroversy.com)

    17 points by csbartus 6y ago|8 comments
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    by csbartus 6y ago

    Time to quit mainstream media. All outlets have an agenda. I quit NYT since they've predicted an 80-20% win for Hillary, and the day after the results I've read their main column. They didn't take any responsibility at all.
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    What Is Going to Happen in 2021(avc.com)

    1 points by csbartus 6y ago|1 comments
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    by csbartus 6y ago

    Thanks! I knew I saw this globe somewhere else before. What a strange feeling ... a very strong deja vu, but mystery solved :)
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    by csbartus 6y ago

    The first time I was realizing the phone listens to the conversations was Christmas eve, when talking about gifts. One gift came from a global brand. Next day I saw the ads. I didn't googled for sure for that brand on my end nor posted
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    by csbartus 6y ago

    That might be the right approach, thanks for the tip. Maybe somebody else will do a better testing. I just wanted to draw attention to the fact non-smartphones / carriers might / perhaps spy in the same way than apps.
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    by csbartus 6y ago

    The test was repeated many times, screenshots with the next day social media ads were registered. My carrier is Orange in Romania. Just in case somebody wants to reproduce the experiment.
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    by csbartus 6y ago

    I stopped to use smartphones in 2018. Since then I have a Nokia 3310 new model, with Facebook installed. However the wi-fi is turned on around 10 minutes per month, in best case. What I've immediately observed after switching to the ne
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    by csbartus 6y ago

    > I know for sure I am not lucid dreaming. Have you made reality checks? In lucid dreaming the blur between dreams and reality fades fast. Reality checks become non-reliable very fast. One has to make sure to invent constantly reality ch
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    by csbartus 6y ago

    Beauty is worth living and dying for it.
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    Ask HN: Entry Points for AR/VR?

    1 points by csbartus 6y ago|0 comments