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by dhucerbin 4y ago
In ‘00s we had this category called “3x3 supersolve”. In essence it was speed solve with unlimited inspection time. It was kinda stressful because you had one shot after almost hour of tinkering. I remember on some mailing list we wrote pr
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by dhucerbin 4y ago
I've been involved in two projects that use LiveView and both of them have similar path. First, engineers build application using just LiveView and it works just fine. You click a link you have table with your data, you click button yo
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by dhucerbin 4y ago
I’ve been building data visualizations for web for almost ten years. Most of the time it was some kind of dashboard with custom charts, interactivity and of course brand look. Grammar of graphics always was this North Star for me. It is ver
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by dhucerbin 4y ago
Doesn’t Outlet context solve your issue? It let you share data between parent and child path. Of course it is during rendering so you can’t use parent data in your loader.
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by dhucerbin 5y ago
Great majority of my projects are data dashboards and I struggled with React for some time because of its top-down model - it can hinder performance really badly. If one of your points on scatterplot should be marked, you need to carefully
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by dhucerbin 5y ago
Imagine if we could have runtime characteristics of solid, dsl of hiccup and simple semantics of clojure atoms and refs!
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by dhucerbin 5y ago
That's only half of the story. Elm prohibits glue code. You can't take well tested JS library, write FFI definitions (like Rescript/Purescript) or typings (like TypeScript) and publish it. You can only publish pure Elm packag
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by dhucerbin 5y ago
You can redefine all definitions from lib.d.ts and similar. In my projects, parse function returns unknown, so I need to parse/validate/decode it in runtime to satisfy types.
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by dhucerbin 5y ago
I'm doing a lot of data viz work in different environments and solid is my goto tool. It is small and flexible so I can easily inject it in another page/project. What is interesting, render function really is a function factory -
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by dhucerbin 5y ago
I learned that 9-10 inches is to small to annotate pdfs so I decided against remarkable or supernote a5. To be honest, most science-y documents I read by the computer, because I try to use knowledge right away in some notebook and/or r
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by dhucerbin 5y ago
> I think Luke's experience in that blog post is certainly atypical. > the negative posts tend to garner a lot more attention than positive posts On the other hand, my team was very unsatisfied with Elm and when we bring those i
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by dhucerbin 6y ago
I assume you don’t like invocation? That’s not the point here. In svelte you can’t* define type variable that’s bound to the same type in whole component. I can’t enforce that properties `items` is `T[]` and `selectedItem` is `T`. * Last ti
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by dhucerbin 6y ago
Last I checked it was impossible to parametrize component type. In React you can write `<MenuSelect<User> users={...} />`.
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by dhucerbin 6y ago
I think arguments can be only made against specific type systems (implementation). If I could express my domain constraints in type system I would happily use it, but often this is not possible or it’s very hard. Then you need to decide if
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by dhucerbin 7y ago
I'm not sure how far back you want to go, but `this.set` is used in most frontend frameworks, starting around knockout and backbone. You had object which managed state for you (then it was model, today it is component) and it had some
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by dhucerbin 7y ago
To be fair, reagent uses it's own implementation that satisfy atom protocol. And it uses some funky magic with keeping derefs and triggering rerenders. In principle, as atom is idiomatic Clojure, setState is idiomatic javascript. ratom
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by dhucerbin 7y ago
Reagent atom is only useState part of hooks. useEffect is all about syncing effects with state/props changes. VDOM is this one specific, privileged thing so it can use return value of the function. Less common effects must use somethin
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by dhucerbin 8y ago
I was learning rx.js for new project in angular 2 and learnt two things: 1. Observables are best when used as Behaviours from classical FRP formulation by C. Elliot. It's a value that's changing over time, and you should only comp
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by dhucerbin 9y ago
What specific universal property?
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by dhucerbin 10y ago
Currently I'm writing in Purescript but I'm constantly checking BuckleScript and I'm liking direction of it. What is OCaml polymorphism story? Does it have analogue of typeclasses? I'm currently using Purescript for writ
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by dhucerbin 12y ago
Add url scheme, so I could add add notes from drafts.app and use TextExpander (you could add that to). Would be great if I could specify tags in url scheme.
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by dhucerbin 13y ago
If you want only to listen, USB DAC is good option. Buy sabre based diy[1]. It's simple and uses great components - best reciver and best in its budget class dac. [1] http://hifimediy.com/index.php?route=product/pr
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by dhucerbin 13y ago
You could read witai as "witaj" in Polish, which means "hello" in slightly official manner.
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by dhucerbin 13y ago
Some questions from JS novice: Why map isn't implemented: function map(fun, coll) { if (exists(coll)) return _map(fun)(coll); return _map(fun); } Why use arguments when you can name your parameter in declarat
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by dhucerbin 13y ago
Lachesis uses Philips Twin Eye PLN 2031. This sensor have some z-axis issues. Anyway its minor problem in comparision with mx518, which have some serious angle snapping/prediction.
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by dhucerbin 14y ago
It depends on the meaning of makaron ;) "Spaghetti with meatballs, please" -> nie ma (już) makaronu , because makaron is uncountable here. "Do you have spaghetti or farfalle?" -> nie ma żadnego makaronu . Here makaron is cou
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by dhucerbin 14y ago
I think it's opposite. At university we've written software for tablet (like wacom) for users with Parkinson's. Because we've full information of movement (speed, pressure, trajectory), not just result (like in ocr) we could better interpre
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AlaMode: Arduino-Compatible Shield for Raspberry Pi(blog.makezine.com)
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by dhucerbin 14y ago
>> It kind of is, I think RabbitMQ, CouchDB and Riak are doing ok, for example. And scalaris [1]. For me it's killer app for Erlang. [1] http://code.google.com/p/scalaris/
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by dhucerbin 14y ago
I'm using gleebox[1]. It has "ESP visions" - you define selector for elements on certain website whic are tab-able. You can also hit 'g' and write text of link/alt of image and that element would be highlighted. [1] http://thegleebox.com/

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