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by gitgud 6y ago
> "I need to boot a Raspberry Pi Zero in under 3 seconds" Not sure that speed is possible, but maybe a faster SD card would help boot raspian quickly. Then you can use this method to boot Chrome into "kiosk mode" h
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by gitgud 6y ago
It's a beautiful app, but personally I don't see the need for a subscription service, if it's a standalone app (no mention of cloud hosting or back-end servers to maintain) and would expect a bit more detail before paying $10
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by gitgud 6y ago
> "PS: Many people ask, so I’ll just note here: no, I haven’t made this system available for others to use. It’s still an early research environment, and Premature scaling can stunt system iteration." Damn, looks like an inte
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by gitgud 6y ago
The main benefit of TDD is that it forces you to code with testing in mind . This produces a decoupled architecture of easily testable system components... However, once you learn the skill of making things testable , you can find that yo
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by gitgud 6y ago
After a thorough dive into the source code, it seems to be an issue with click events with the attribute 'rick', rolling off the JS call-stack incorrectly.
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A Gmail Clone Built with Flutter(github.com)
2 points by gitgud 6y ago|1 comments
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by gitgud 6y ago
Nice work. I've used [1] bottleneck in the past to do this, but it's very complex and bloated for simply limiting concurrency. Might try yours out soon! [1] https://github.com/SGrondin/bottleneck
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by gitgud 6y ago
Not sure you can limit concurrent async functions easily in RXJS. This seems to be a much nicer API for that use case.
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by gitgud 6y ago
Really cool idea! My only notes would be it's not clear at first glance what this language provides. A serverless language doesn't really explain what it is, I mean JS, Python, Java etc.. all run in serverless environments. But
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by gitgud 6y ago
> there needs to be basic training for citizens as well. I don't want to live in a world where I need training in order to survive a police encounter...
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by gitgud 6y ago
Is this because ISP's can see DNS traffic? as it's in the clear over UDP... If so, then perhaps DNS over HTTPS would make it impossible for an ISP to rate-limit certain services. Since all DNS requests would be encrypted too... (a
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by gitgud 6y ago
> "As a software developer from the stone ages who’s spent many years in the field of intellectual property (IP), I’m truly curious why Silicon Valley is so down on patents." Sounds like you've witnessed the rise of the
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by gitgud 6y ago
Interesting, it seems that it allows the exact syntax of shell commands, without using strings. // valid rust code and shell code, no strings run_cmd!(du -ah . | sort -hr | head -n 10)?; How does rust parse the statem
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Microsoft, Says Apple Blocking Access to Unreal Engine Would Harm Game Creators(macrumors.com)
4 points by gitgud 6y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 6y ago
Very interesting idea, but I think people looking for wifi are not the people who want to pay for it... Perhaps a non-monetary payment like a free internet connection, but you need to watch an ad every few minutes on the app
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by gitgud 6y ago
> " If you build the client, and a web page/app and also document how you did it and also show us the code, that'd be much more useful. " So a website resume, like literally every other candidate... I think you'v
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by gitgud 6y ago
> " Does California have enough entrepreneurs and programmers whom the shutdown would inconvenience enough to make solving it worth their while? " Reminds me of a [1] quote from a professor: "if it takes 6 men 7 days to bu
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Ask HN: Are software UX patents still used/enforced?
7 points by gitgud 6y ago|1 comments
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by gitgud 6y ago
Woah, yeah I hadn't heard of that part of the api before. Looks perfect for that usecase.
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by gitgud 6y ago
Anybody know of a framework which can record user sessions and output puppeteer commands? (basically mouse clicks -> code) It would make writing end-2-end integration tests much easier...
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by gitgud 6y ago
Puppeteer's Networkidle events are the easiest solution, and I've had no problems with networkidle0 (waits until there's 0 pending requests). For a foolproof way, you could also just wait until the specific DOM node you wan
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by gitgud 6y ago
<nitpick> Was this inspired by [1] USA.css? if so why not mention it in the Github readme? </nitpick> [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23733926
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by gitgud 6y ago
Demo is throwing back "502 Bad Gateway" Hacker News hug of death?
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by gitgud 6y ago
Fascinating, I had no idea that flag was copyrighted. I guess that's one of the reasons why there was a push for alternative flag designs a few years ago. As far as searching for prior art, I would probably look at using a large data-s
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by gitgud 6y ago
This would sort of discourage code-reuse and modularity, as people would rather copy a module into their project to prevent their donations from diluting to them...
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by gitgud 6y ago
Can you imagine the dependency tree for a project with `node_modules`, for a create-react-app it would be thousands of modules deep...
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by gitgud 6y ago
Haven't heard of people selling successful open-source projects, as it's kind of a contradiction. If you don't want it and stop maintaining it, motivated people could presumably fork it and maintain it themselves rather tha
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by gitgud 6y ago
Pretty sure you're writing on a good example now! Hacker news is written in Arc, which is a dialect of Lisp. There's an old copy of code base here: https://github.com/wting/hackernews
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GPT-2: Why Didn't They Release It? (2019) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by gitgud 6y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 6y ago
I initially thought this was going to be about the new [1] anti-encryption law's in Australia... another concerning matter of government intervention... [1] https://fee.org/articles/australia-s-unprecedented-encryp

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