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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
I'm a bit confused by the title. Does the OP mean, 'tools and techniques to create (do) UI'? Or is he or she referring to the look and feel of the final product itself?
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
The poster is writing about 'native' code, i.e. embedded code written in C/C++, Rust, etc. If you don't use 'FFI' or NIF code though, then error handling on the BEAM is still a remarkable thing. It's defin
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
`useContext` is excellent. React.context is a solid alternative to the likes of Redux and Apollo, but takes a fair amount of boilerplate to add to a class based React component. But with `useContext`, applying global state is a breeze. A lo
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
It feels like there should be a change in international IP laws to address patents as wide as this. I mean, in this case, even without expert analysis, I feel these network layer patterns can quite easily be likened to the widely used Gang
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
Prior to this, Google also successfully patented dropout layers, is that right? This being the case, what's the implication for hobbyists (like myself), businesses and researchers, etc? It's hard to imagine not being able to use s
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
Apparently, the patent has already been granted in Europe according to this page - https://piip.co.kr/en-us/news/batch-normalization-layers-goo...
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
I like to think it's less about patterns of consumption, and more about what we consume. One of my favourite quotes: “I cannot remember the books I've read any more than the meals I have eaten; even so, they have made me.” To me,
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Fried chicken boxes used to warn young people about the dangers of knife crime(bbc.co.uk)
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
Look at the poster's name. Surely a touch of tradecraft there.
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
The whole Karla trilogy was great, but I enjoyed The Honourable Schoolboy the most. Loved the detail. Read the books before I watched the recent Tinker Tailor film. I think they utterly miscued the description of Jim's capture (if you
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
Might be a bit of a tangent, but I was looking at the names referenced to support the article. Temple Grandin, Jung, Jane Goodall, etc... While I have my doubts about the validity of MBTI testing, I Googled the names, and each of those peop
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
When my nephew was 7 years old, he ran up a £200 bill for nonsensical digital objects on Xbox Live during the 360 era. Microsoft reimbursed my brother after we described the problem to them. This was a little while before the media even kne
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
I don't believe consumers secretly yearn for largely text based pages, and that's part of the reason why web development has become so complicated. The fact is, 'you' may believe that a simple HTML page will suit > &#
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
There are quite a few of these online. https://techcrunch.com/2018/03/14/a-hippocratic-oath-for-art... I think something of the like is definitely needed for software in critical domains. Structural Engineers
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
Agreed. I think NW.js is great ( https://github.com/nwjs/nw.js ). Especially the binary blob feature which can be used to compile JavaScript to V8 bytecode, and obfuscate portions of your source for security purposes.
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
He's seen as a populist, and a buffoon, yes, but he occasionally exhibits flashes of an intelligence rarely found in a politician. Unfortunately though, he does appear to hold some rather elitist views, has more than once, made racist
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
Xapian. C++ based. I really like the API.
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by dynamite-ready 7y ago
This is an excellent article, but it's almost advocating a doctrine, when perhaps the best approach is to have no doctrine at all. I appreciate the idea of mastering a language or technology. It is often much easier than adopting somet
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by dynamite-ready 8y ago
Would anyone imagine (no pun) this condition has any bearing on the current theory of how empathy is formed in the human mind (mirror neurons and 'replay' neural networks)?
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Ask HN: Are pay-walled posts essentially a form of advertising?
3 points by dynamite-ready 8y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Options for website and application analytics
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by dynamite-ready 8y ago
UI development is hard. It's always the most avidly scrutinised component of a software product, and needs can change very easily as a result, not just at the design/review stage, but also at runtime. So because of that, there see
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by dynamite-ready 8y ago
Gatsby JS is worth a look. It's basically a framework to create static pages server side, with React's constructs and tools. You can even use data from your Flask based backend directly, to create the static pages.
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by dynamite-ready 8y ago
People who do this to library and second hand books need a slap. Has to be said.