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by dakom 8y ago
Can someone please explain what the advantage of running a snapshot service via GCF would be vs. AppEngine Standard (w/ node)?
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Show HN: Deep React state with Context and lenses(codesandbox.io)
1 points by dakom 8y ago|0 comments
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by dakom 8y ago
The fundamental building block of FRP is something called a Behavior, which is a container for a value that changes over time. More specifically, it's not just any container - but rather one which follows laws that make it a candidate
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Show HN: FRP Ball Bounce(github.com)
2 points by dakom 8y ago|0 comments
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by dakom 8y ago
The Fantasy Land spec and related libraries like Sanctuary and Fluture deserve a mention here, even if only as a next step after reading this guide. It helps bridge the gap between looking at all of this from the more math/Haskell pers
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by dakom 8y ago
I switched over the past month or so - started by using the vim plugin, and then eventually when ditched it and went with vim itself. The scary thing for me, even after getting used to navigation, was the lack of it feeling like an IDE - au
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by dakom 8y ago
elementary's terminal does too with sudo commands: https://github.com/elementary/terminal
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Ask HN: WebAssembly JavaScript Overhead?
2 points by dakom 9y ago|1 comments
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by dakom 9y ago
Wow - I _love_ this site! Such a great use of the web - both the interactivity and nicely laid out text lessons. On a pedagogic level I also love how it builds up too Well done!
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by dakom 9y ago
Hah! This is a fantastic question... isn't the whole point of HTML that it's a declarative markup language? Isn't the browser supposed to be focused on dealing with a diff between the markup/state changes - and doing it
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by dakom 9y ago
> Yes. Please, someone, make gamedev in the browser a reality. I think gamedev in the browser is a reality, but it requires two things: 1. Familiarity with Web/OpenGL. 2. Familiarity with well-written Javascript. Those two camps are
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by dakom 9y ago
Wow that's some collection you got there!! nicely done
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by dakom 9y ago
Cool, hadn't looked into inferno before. Just joined the slack and asked there - thanks!
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by dakom 9y ago
Btw this is my first "Ask HN" post... not sure if I did it right since I don't see it on the "ask" tab and everything's greyed out :\. Happy for advice on that front too ;)
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Ask HN: Can React pump 10,000 bunnies?
1 points by dakom 9y ago|5 comments
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by dakom 9y ago
This looks really cool to me for a learning environment. E.g. write some typescript, see how it compiles to s-expressions, etc.
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by dakom 9y ago
Yes, financial damages is what happens when you "reinterpret" bits against contractual agreements.
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by dakom 9y ago
> YT doesn't own the copyright of the videos they host. The best YT could hope for is a ToS violation which is pretty toothless. They own distribution rights. I haven't looked at the contract to see what that covers specificall
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by dakom 9y ago
> a user or program should be allowed to do anything they choose with the bits they receive. They can alter, modify, ignore, strip, or save any part of it. If you sign a NDA with Coca-Cola, and they share their recipe with you via email,
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by dakom 9y ago
Ultimately that's a subjective call. If I had to write the Unity Editor and enable it to hit the targets they do - man I don't even know where to start. Seems like voodoo to me, personally I'm extremely impressed but I admit
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by dakom 9y ago
Anecdotal evidence - I cut my teeth on C and a dabble of asm as a kid (even writing z80 opcodes directly for fun!). I vaguely remember wrangling bits to drive logic. I also wrote webpages as Apache C modules with binary logic to parse reque
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by dakom 9y ago
This is very enlightening, and great work with Fluture!
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by dakom 9y ago
Hah, I read "Who Moved My Cheese?" a while ago but I haven't seen it used as an idiom like this. Nice one!
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by dakom 9y ago
SodiumFRP provides all the required primitives and is probably super tiny if combined and minified
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by dakom 9y ago
It's so interesting that this comes across as novel, though I totally understand how that can be - it's an unavoidable reality for those of us building side projects while living on the other side of the pond :) It also plays into
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by dakom 9y ago
Self-sacrifice is admirable when family and dependents don't suffer from it. Realistically, most startups fail and it's negligent to place one's family on the line given the odds of failure. Even for the sake of accumulating
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by dakom 9y ago
"I think it can be argued that the pursuit of happiness is the real cause of sadness." - that's a very interesting idea to meditate on. I think it is true- but specifically when we limit happiness to very low forms of it (che
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by dakom 9y ago
I tend to hop over on soma.fm and pick a station. Usually "Sonic Universe" but I sometimes bounce around to the folk stuff, dubstep, celtic, etc. Overall I like listening to either instrumental stuff or stuff I've never heard
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by dakom 9y ago
Definitely when it comes to gaming. I probably have as much fun playing Street Fighter II with a usb-snes controller + emu as I do playing with the GearVR, modern games, etc. As long as it isn't holding you back from productivity - the
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by dakom 9y ago
Hehe, seems like we can help fill in the gaps together :) I've only started digging into FRP, and never dug into the internals - but I'm using it on a production project now. As you may have come across for your homework - Conal E

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