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by exogen 9y ago
Also, note: in theory MusicBrainz already has metrics for the number of clicks, views, lookups, and edits certain entities get through their site and API. I bet these are strongly correlated with listens/popularity.
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by exogen 9y ago
You've described the issue pretty well, and I understand (and agree with!) all of that – like I said, I've devoted a LOT of time to solving this. > Most people's idea of "canonical" is really "The version I
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by exogen 9y ago
The amount of data is amazing – but I find that it's both a blessing and a curse. It absolutely excels at the use case of tagging audio files (as a lot of people here are noting), and as an encyclopedic reference (its purpose). For oth
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by exogen 9y ago
I love MusicBrainz and have been using it for a project of mine for the past few years. In the course of developing that project, I ended up making a GraphQL interface to the MusicBrainz API: https://github.com/exogen/g
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by exogen 9y ago
They are! https://brew.sh/analytics/install/
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by exogen 9y ago
I'm guessing you're looking at `flow-bin`, which was not the official way to get the Flow binary for a long time (nor was installing it per-project), because the underlying executable isn't JavaScript. It would be more accura
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by exogen 9y ago
The 1.0.0 version is for the `react-scripts` package that `create-react-app` puts in your project. That's the dependency that anyone who's actually using `create-react-app` in a project is actually interested in (since projects cr
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by exogen 9y ago
AMD was a handy workaround, but better solutions exist now. For one thing, each and every little module doesn't need to be written with knowledge of AMD or how it's going to be imported at all. If you used AMD with this component
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by exogen 9y ago
Possibly coincidental, but July 1, 2013 was the date Google Reader was discontinued.
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by exogen 9y ago
I think you could be happier but just don't know it yet. :) Every lint ruleset I've ever used still leaves a TON of formatting discretion to the author – notably about where to wrap. Prettier will format code differently depending
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by exogen 9y ago
They specifically demonstrated a case where that's necessary [1], it doesn't always do that. [1] https://github.com/feross/standard/blob/master/RULES.md#semi...
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by exogen 10y ago
Just a guess, but those people probably updated their installation with an existing (insecure-by-default) configuration in place. Very little software like this will mess with an existing configuration, so that upgrading doesn't appear
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by exogen 10y ago
Developer here. While people are discussing PostGraphQL I figured it would be neat to show off a GraphQL project I've been working on for a couple weeks: the MusicBrainz schema, available via GraphQL. MusicBrainz actually does use Post
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Show HN: GraphBrainz, a GraphQL Endpoint for the Full MusicBrainz API(github.com)
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by exogen 10y ago
Can you clarify what the issue is? That's how semver works and how most substantial software projects start – with an unstable API.
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by exogen 10y ago
(1) Why would they train on the existing categorizations? You train on a smaller, known-good dataset. (2) Outlier detection is a thing, even if they included the bad data. It would be trivial to detect that a small percentage of things cate
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by exogen 10y ago
Shopping on Amazon has become terrible and I've stopped doing it unless it's the only option (which is very rare). There is seemingly just no quality control at all in their catalog; it's like shopping in a flea market or jun
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by exogen 10y ago
The parent didn't mention anything about backwards compatibility. They're saying 2.0 with such a change would be inconsistent with itself . And they're right.
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by exogen 10y ago
Check out https://www.wikidata.org/ for another similar project with additional data! Their keys tend to be more opaque [1], but otherwise it's a very similar approach. [1] e.g. the key for "Earth" is Q2: ht
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by exogen 10y ago
To borrow a subject matter that's currently popular on the Outpan homepage, here are the first 500 facts DBpedia knows about Donald Trump: SELECT DISTINCT ?property ?value WHERE { <http://dbpedia.org/res
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by exogen 10y ago
> Has this been done before? Depends what you mean by "this"! RDF [1] and most of the technology surrounding it and the "Semantic Web" are based on (subject, predicate, object) triples almost exactly like this, where
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by exogen 10y ago
As someone who writes React every day, I'm not sure how the `react-dragula` implementation even remotely constitutes React integration? AFAIK React never made any guarantees about `data-reactid` nor what it means to remove it? It'
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by exogen 10y ago
Ironic given that your comment is the most vapid in this entire thread.
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by exogen 10y ago
Check out the network timeline, this because there are images loading and analytics events firing. Totally independent of whatever front-end framework is used; even the most efficient vanilla JS won't speed up image loading...
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by exogen 10y ago
In fact design-wise, the React-powered site is identical to the previous one.
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by exogen 10y ago
The archetype terminology comes from the use of Builder; you can get a rundown of what an archetype really is here, independently of its usage in Electrode: https://formidable.com/open-source/builder/ Framework an
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by exogen 10y ago
Web browsers are HTML engines, so almost everything that runs in [the document frame of] a web browser is indeed HTML. You cannot under any normal circumstances get a browser to execute JavaScript outside the context of a document – even in
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by exogen 10y ago
Yes, canvas is an HTML element and so would be an HTML app. You seem to be caught up on how much serialized HTML there is. The serialization is one tiny, tiny part of the HTML spec.
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by exogen 10y ago
You're basically saying no site/app is ever written using modern web technologies unless it forgoes any framework usage, using every "vanilla" browser feature where possible. The HTML5 spec even says: "The DOM is no
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by exogen 10y ago
And I'm happy not to have to prove anything to a thirsty rando who assumes we need to repeat some common knowledge best practices in our nascent work-in-progress document (which, btw, we didn't post anywhere for feedback but is si

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