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by emorning3 3y ago
But you said that 'The Path Lies Through Platforms'. Isn't MkDocs an example of someone that's using a platform to good advantage? The thing that impresses me about MkDocs is that it's a project that actually produc
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by emorning3 3y ago
https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/ I'm an 'outsider', but from from the outside the Material For MkDocs Project looks like a very well managed open source project. Martin Donath's project
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by emorning3 3y ago
This seems like hacking. Can this person be prosecuted under the terms of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act??? 18 U.S. Code 1030 - Fraud and related activity in connection with computers RIP Aaron Swartz
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by emorning3 3y ago
Y'know what, I just took a look and I think I would like Rust-style error handling. It reminded me about one thing that I dislike about exception handing in C#, that methods don't have to declare the exceptions that they throw,
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by emorning3 3y ago
I don't like nulls and I definitely appreciate discriminated unions. But WTF is wrong exceptions?! And by that I mean try/catch/finally. I wouldn't use a language that doesn't have them. The lack of exceptions in G
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by emorning3 3y ago
Ditto. I code the patterns that I cut on my GlowForge using React & SVG. Works great.
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by emorning3 3y ago
Sounds like he's just saying that Society == Slavery With Extra Steps And that's why the Amish are succeeding on their own terms, they've opted out.
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by emorning3 3y ago
I take that back, I'd still write a LINQ expression, and compile and save that in the db. That way I can display the original rule as text to a user and let them modify it. ta daaaaaa...
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by emorning3 3y ago
I'll concede your point about saving LINQ in a database. But you know what I can do, in a day... Take a rule, written as a function in C#, compile it to an assembly, save it in a database with a name and checksum, and then dynamic
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by emorning3 3y ago
I'm confused by this. I've never written Clojure or Lisp. I'm a run-of-the-mill C#, .NET developer. But even I am used to treating LINQ expressions as both code and data. I can take a LINQ expression, modify it if I w
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by emorning3 3y ago
I think we need to get started on organizing the resistance to our robot overlords.
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by emorning3 3y ago
I've never seen a design guide quite like this before, because this guide essentially tells me how to construct a content-oriented web site from parts. Since I'm a run-of-the-mill data-oriented app developer I'm familiar with
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by emorning3 3y ago
>>In gaming, delay of 100ms is huge enough for anyone besides the most casual players to notice.<< I agree. I used to play a drum beat game with my daughter and son-in-law, who are both professional musicians, and they could hit
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by emorning3 3y ago
Jakob Nielsen says that 0.1 second is about the limit for having the user feel that the system is reacting instantaneously, meaning that no special feedback is necessary except to display the result... https://www.nngroup.com&#x2
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by emorning3 3y ago
>> Or did I misunderstand your comment? Well, I can see now that while I expressed my dislike for change detection I didn't paint a good picture of why I think we'd be better off without it :-). While I appreciate React&#x27
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by emorning3 3y ago
I agree with you that going back to the JQuery days of unmaintainable imperative code would not be a good thing. But with JQuery I was able to create adaptive UIs by applying 'transforms' to the DOM, I really miss that. Think of
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by emorning3 3y ago
Totally disagree with this. Change detection is nothing but a hack to get around the fact that interacting directly with the browser DOM is very slow and blinky. Imagine a world where interacting directly with the browser DOM didn't su
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by emorning3 3y ago
It's not about generating code from contracts, it's about formally verifying that the associated C0 code satisfies those contracts.
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by emorning3 4y ago
Poland has operational Patriot systems that are supposed to be protecting the eastern border from exactly this kind of attack, how'd this happen? I guess it'll take more than that to protect every inch of NATO territory.
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by emorning3 7y ago
Also check out https://github.com/rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form