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Eruda: Console for Mobile Browsers
(eruda.liriliri.io)
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9y ago
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fiatjaf
9y ago
You may think this website is old-fashioned, but it uses FLEXBOX when it should be using table layouts.
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9y ago
Doesn't make sense. You don't provide an entirely new object when you call `setState()`, just the parts of it that have changed. When you use `Object.assign()` then you're doing it, but you don't have to use that, and pr
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fiatjaf
9y ago
Why not use Jade?
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9y ago
Demo: https://abstracted-flavor.surge.sh/ This is unfinished, but the idea is that you can input arbitrary data organized in records, create "kinds" that come with default keys and optionally default values (can b
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Show HN: ThingStore, input arbitrary key-values and calculate with them using jq
(github.com)
6 points
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9y ago
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fiatjaf
9y ago
So you've created a website with your own name?
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fiatjaf
9y ago
Clickbait title, but apparently has some interesting material. The best things, however, remain the letters and memories of soldiers.
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9y ago
Coming next year: PHP apps that compile to WASM, so you can <?php ?> right in your HTML.
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9y ago
React does not allocate a new object in Javascript. No sane framework does. "Immutable" data structures are not just objects that never get mutated, they're different manners of organizing the bytes.
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fiatjaf
9y ago
None.
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fiatjaf
9y ago
It would be a very good outcome if society stopped believing anything that comes out of the mouth of a "scientist". It's just sophistry all the way down.
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fiatjaf
9y ago
Have you seen what happened to economics?
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9y ago
If you're going to reward only high-quality studies you'll lose the larger part of scientists, because there are very little of them who can produce anything high-quality. What you're proposing is mass unemployment.
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fiatjaf
9y ago
If everybody is required to publish tons of stuff, you're just creating tons of stupid stuff no one will read, and that crap is going to cover the really important stuff.
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My stupid introduction to Haskell
(entulho.fiatjaf.alhur.es)
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9y ago
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fiatjaf
9y ago
I'm not talking about Instagram, I'm answering the parent comment, which talked about developer productivity in general.
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9y ago
Do you really think Instagram is a great work of art, that the Instagram codebase is exemplary? I think it could be pure shit -- and indeed a very simple idea. They got big and famous, but it wasn't for dexterity in language choice or
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9y ago
Isn't it faster to write everything in Go, for example, that has a compiler guiding you all the way and you rarely get runtime errors? I feel my developer time very much "optimized" when writing backends in Go than when I wro
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fiatjaf
9y ago
I can edit if I type 1, backspace 3, type 1 backspace 3 and so on. But I don't like this whole thing of never editing, never looking back, move forward and break things anyway.
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My stupid introduction to Haskell
(workflowy.com)
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9y ago
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fiatjaf
9y ago
Old fallacies that keep coming back.
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fiatjaf
9y ago
How does the app get to know who are your friends? Why not friends of friends of friends? Anyway, this seems like a good use-case for https://debtmoney.xyz/
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fiatjaf
9y ago
Google search pages are taking a lot to load on Firefox sometimes, they fail altogether a lot also after some time. Does that happen with anyone else?
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9y ago
For DOM parsing I cannot imagine that there could anything better than https://github.com/PuerkitoBio/goquery .
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9y ago
Please don't follow this suggestion. It's very helpful and healthy to have everything in a single file if you consider that manageable, so no problem at all.
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9y ago
Too wasteful. Bitcoin is way too expensive. You should have done it in Stellar or something like that.
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fiatjaf
9y ago
These days it's absolutely impossible to get any serious conversation about any of these cryptocurrencies. Maybe you can do something with Bitcoin and Ethereum, but for any of the others all the foruns and chats are just flooded with c
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9y ago
Again? People paste that quote everywhere, as if Churchill or whoever said that was some sage with infinite wisdom.
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fiatjaf
9y ago
It's not boring if the majority of people think these bad things are good.
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