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by dosy 8y ago
This seems hopelessly naive. "Invisible unicorns" might as well have been germs 200 years ago. But antibodies, horizontal gene transfer, is very much mainstream science. If you know the science. If you don't, I think you shou
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by dosy 8y ago
Exactly. I think we should stick with what we do know and improve less-risky strategies, rather than opting for the nuke from orbit option we don't know. Also, with polio eradicating the virus might have been our only option. Here we h
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by dosy 8y ago
Exactly. I agree and think this is actually a thing. We don't know enough about what mosquitoes could be doing to help us. I think less-risk strategies like repellents / clothing / vaccines are better than ecosystem engineeri
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by dosy 8y ago
Agreed. Ecosystems are a delicate balance. Who knows what chaos will be unleashed by tampering with them? Especially species facilitating horizontal gene transfer. Pathogen vector may be only one of the functions of the mosquito. Perhaps by
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Show HN: builtin createElement adding attributes, children(github.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
Merged your PR!
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Show HN: Brutal.js – a small framework for building brutalist web applications(github.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
Money. And mission? Probably get some VC investment, build a good demo / website / get some customers and then sell the person on being an employee. For a co-founder, someone reliable from your social circles you met while working
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by dosy 8y ago
I've been experimenting with React and ES lately and wanted to see how simply I could do TodoMVC. I came up with this straightforward 200 line app.js with a 100 line "framework". Source: https://github.com/dos
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Show HN: TodoMVC with a 111-line “framework”(dosyago-coder-0.github.io)
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by dosy 8y ago
This is all just pure ES6, and each JSX block is converted like return ( <div>Hi {name}</div> ); becomes return R`<div>Hi ${name}</div>; As well as that R function there's also a ~200 lin
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Show HN: Implementing the demos from the React Guide without using React(dosyago-coder-0.github.io)
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by dosy 8y ago
Hello I worked my way through React 12 Step Guide, and wanted to see if I could replicate the functionality of React writing a new library from the ground up but without using Babel to transpile JSX and instead using just pure ES6. Hence &q
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Show HN: I implemented React.js in under 4kb(codepen.io)
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Ask HN: Can we deserialize organisms from DNA yet?
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Beijing's Obstacle in Taking on US Tech? Itself(scmp.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
That's true. I've seen no evidence for FTL travel, except "circumstantial" - if we interpret UFOs to mean they are coming here, FTL must be possible. But even then there's a get-out clause, they could be coming from
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by dosy 8y ago
I think that the parameter space of "all possible rock shapes" X all possible camera angles / perspectives is so large that you are abound to get rocks that look like all sorts of things. Plus humans like to/evolved to f
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by dosy 8y ago
Yep, or our 1st-gen comms tech (EMF, observable radio waves, unencrypted). But if earth is 4.5 billion years old, and the universe 3x that and 200 x 10^9 other stars in Milky Way, and 100x10^9 other galaxies in universe, and in our own plan
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by dosy 8y ago
If we're really alone, does what we do / not do, have any real value? More anecdotal evidence for them could be said to exist than for God and if there are no ETs/God/higher powers, and we're just alone does any of
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Ask HN: Is there any credible evidence for ET intelligent life?
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Why are these 32 symbols found in caves all over Europe [video, 2015](youtube.com)
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Perkeep 0.10 lets you permanently keep your stuff, for life(perkeep.org)
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by dosy 8y ago
only China military and police for now. but no doubt there are prototypes doing the rounds.
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Show HN: TifuHash – floating-point hash that passes Dieharder,SMHasher,Practrand(github.com)
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‘Laser AK-47’ that can set fire to targets a kilometer away(scmp.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
https://www.hhkeyboard.com/
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Ian Morris – Why the West Still Rules – For Now [podcast, 2011](soundcloud.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
This is pretty cool. It would be great if you could get deals from publishers to stock their titles. Are you aware that "PageOne" is the name of a former book retailer in East Asia? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by dosy 8y ago
Context: I don't much like the JS frameworks (Vue, React, Angular), even tho I really like JS. I consider there's probably a "better" and more pure (regarding JS, HTML, the web and the browser) way to develop web apps, a

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