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Show HN: I learnt how to use WebSockets, made something beautiful/terrible(walloftext.art)
145 points by g105b 5y ago|60 comments
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by g105b 5y ago
I'm very intrigued by this concept.
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by g105b 5y ago
I don't think it's about the efficiency, it's about managing waste. Currently, a lot of hydro generation is wasted at nighttime because there is less demand, so it's burnt off. Even if inefficient, it would be better to
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by g105b 5y ago
I've literally never heard of a slave password.
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by g105b 5y ago
This is fantastic! I always strive to host everything on my own domain, or at least proxy things through it, but maps was one of those things that I always had to rely on cross-domain requests for. And guess what? My next project is map rel
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by g105b 5y ago
I've always wondered why there is even a distinction between Log in and Sign up at all. Surely if the user is logging in with their email address, the app can decide whether they're new or existing? What benefit does splitting it
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by g105b 5y ago
Ooh, how long until someone inserts a Teensy microchip and a USB cable to make this a functional computer keyboard? Either way I really want one!
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by g105b 5y ago
It doesn't look like this site was made anywhere near 2021.
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by g105b 6y ago
San Francisco isn't a country.
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by g105b 6y ago
Lovely, I've just bought it... very nicely done!
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Ask HN: Should a British developer spell functions with American English?
2 points by g105b 6y ago|4 comments
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by g105b 6y ago
They are made from multiple pieces of metal; they are neither "mono" or "lithic". Mono = greek prefix meaning "single". Lithic = Pertaining to or consisting of stone. Just passing on a dose of pointless pedantr
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by g105b 6y ago
I get about 8 frames per second on this site. I don't understand how websites are built so badly these days.
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by g105b 6y ago
If only there was a [BUY NOW], you would make a serious load of cash.
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by g105b 6y ago
Is this affecting all geographic regions?
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by g105b 6y ago
How I yearn. http://kvak.io/?n=bpf2o1s1jn1u0
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by g105b 6y ago
This is great. Lovely little demo!
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by g105b 6y ago
I was going to suggest the same thing. If you ban malicious users, they will come crawling back, almost as if breaking your system is a challenge.
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by g105b 6y ago
I would like to try this out. https://tmpch.at/y1pq4hQLSpeEE3JL-e3x2w
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by g105b 6y ago
Ah I came to comment this. Loved the GUI builder in Delphi, it's where I cut my teeth learning to program as a teenager. Since then, I've seen .NET within Visual Studio almost get to the same quality we had with Delphi in 1995, bu
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by g105b 6y ago
I have noticed a lot of people talking about this change. Can anybody explain why we would want to rename the master branch? The only articles I see online are people claiming that the word master is racist.
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by g105b 6y ago
You can run Github on your own infrastructure too, so is the only benefit of GitLab that it isn't owned by Microsoft (the largest contributor to The Linux Foundation since 2005)?
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by g105b 6y ago
I don't care how many bugs it's got. The fact you've done something that isn't 700MB Electron app gets my upvote. Great work!
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by g105b 6y ago
This is a nice take on an old problem. If your project makes HTML creation more straightforward without introducing a tonne of baggage, I'm all for it.
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by g105b 6y ago
I fully share your optimism. I've been trying to find a way to do it with no hope, but maybe with the success and segregation that GeckoView brings to Android, we might have more hope in the near future to get something similar for des
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by g105b 6y ago
It is not fair to compare VSCode/Sublime Text with an IDE. They are very fast at opening, agreed, but they the features that an IDE provide (intelligent code completion, jump to definition, database-aware autocompletion, ANY sort of re
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by g105b 7y ago
Looking at your PHP example, I was under the impression that random_bytes() was cryptographically secure nowadays, and already generated its pseudorandom sequence non-deterministically? Can you help me understand why we need to surround the
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by g105b 7y ago
Did you see the frightened ones?
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by g105b 7y ago
let ai = Math.random
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by g105b 7y ago
Thank you for this. As someone who is currently learning more C, it is really interesting to me to read the source code. I am curious how this compares to photorec which, as far as I can recall, aims to solve the same problem as your softwa

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