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Seaside: The Heretic Web Framework(seaside.st)
1 points by fmakunbound 7y ago|1 comments
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
Does it have interactive features? Like messing with game state in a REPL while the game's running? The IDE looks really nice... made me wonder if it had something interactive as well.
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
Definately more weird. Apart from humans, do any other species drink milk from another species?
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
I always thought it was weird to be drinking the breast milk of another species.
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
After having seen The Great Hack https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9358204/ over the weekend, it's hard to imagine how the scope expanded again. They used the developing countries all over the world as practice fo
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
This looks cool. What’s the extension/language/customization mechanism?
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
Emacs probably surpassed XEmacs in that regard more than a decade ago.
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
> could not keep track of more than 150 ships at a time without malfunctioning, according to Navy investigators. The Navy’s solution? Sailors were told to delete tracked ships before the total hit the magic number > “Usually when we h
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
> It also means code executing in WASM cannot interact with the surrounding page, which means it isn't a JavaScript replacement. It can do so via JavaScript glue for now, but there was spec proposals to allow direct access to the DO
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
I sure hope it doesn't become the way people will work in the future. It's total surveillance, it takes your picture every 10 minutes and records mouse activity and pages you're on (according to Glassdoor reviews).
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WorkSmart is becoming the benchmark for how people will work in the future(crossover.com)
1 points by fmakunbound 7y ago|2 comments
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
If the extension language of Emacs were implemented in Common Lisp, as grandpa suggests, then it could run fine on the JVM using the ABCL implementation, as well.
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
I liked it as well. Web development had gotten way harder over the last decade.
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
In-process REST sounds horrible inefficient.
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
Anyone else worried about the technical illiterate deciding this one?
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
> Rust gives you the power to do things which would be unheard of (or just plain dangerous) in other languages What are examples of the unheard of things?
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
Would mounting an SFTP file system using FUSE and then mounting encfs or veracrypt on top of that be reasonably reliable? I'm always concerned about my data at rest on servers others have access to.
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
How did we get to this point?
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
People are not going curb their meat intake. This is how you can be certain global warming will continue, fresh water will become scarce and more forest will be loss to animal agriculture.
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
I think Edi uses Julia too, now
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
Well, what are you trying to build? Web applications? Number crunching? Desktop applications? etc.
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
Tried it out. Love it.
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
What are the 83 threads used for in that trivial budgeting application?
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
> takes bigger optical mirrors with coatings that withstand such a massive amount of energy What of missiles coated the same way?
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by fmakunbound 7y ago
> Spring was a much better framework than Java EE You can't compare these frameworks. They're in entirely different spaces, with different requirements and constraints.
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by fmakunbound 8y ago
Stuff is changing all the time implementation wise, but the architecture of WASM will enable faster-than-JavaScript access to the DOM https://hacks.mozilla.org/2018/04/javascript-to-rust-and-bac... Also, I think t
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by fmakunbound 8y ago
By shipping the VM and the image.