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by gunn 7y ago
Could a malicious macro generate code so that the compiled program would e.g. access /etc/password? Will there be some verification that precompiled macro binaries come from their published source?
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by gunn 7y ago
"I am human, and I think nothing human is alien to me." - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terence
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by gunn 7y ago
And a port for VS Code: https://github.com/hoovercj/vscode-power-mode
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by gunn 7y ago
"On January 13, 2017 we signed a Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) with French Polynesia [...] agreeing to cooperate on developing legislation for The Floating Island Project by the end of 2017" Is there any more news on this?
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by gunn 7y ago
The WebGL view might rerender every frame, the react component tree doesn't have to.
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by gunn 7y ago
For sure it would be nice to see some stress tests of performance. From my experience with React, if it's used properly so that the entire component tree isn't rendered every frame, I would expect the overhead of using to be almos
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by gunn 7y ago
Performance looks good: https://react-vertex.com/demo-attenuated-light/ Ease-of-use looks good: https://github.com/sghall/react-vertex/blob/master/demos/Att... Looks excellent
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by gunn 7y ago
Thank you too! It's fun seeing the different ways we implemented the same things, even pieces and rotation. pure-store is a library I made for very simple but efficient state management. The entire source is this file: https:/&#x
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by gunn 7y ago
Here's my tetris copy: http://wolandbros.com/tetris/ Both the game and the source are much more minimal, it's very easy to customise the rules. You can see the source here: https://github.com/
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by gunn 8y ago
Could you add split-peas to your analyses? They're the best value food I've found - 25% protein, and 1/3rd cheaper than lentils, at least where I am.
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by gunn 8y ago
Wow, gitee's UI looks familiar: https://gitee.com/assets/homepage/screenshots/repo_index.png
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by gunn 8y ago
I created my own library for it. Compared to redux it's far more simple and requires none of the boilerplate. It also allows perfect type support with typescript. https://github.com/gunn/pure-store
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by gunn 8y ago
My interpretation is that there are three boundaries - the big bang, the planck length, and the one defined by the speed of light. Within that there's a smaller area defined by the limits of the human senses.
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by gunn 8y ago
I made a minimal Tetris game in javascript. If someone wants to make their own version, it could be a good base for it. The source code is at https://github.com/gunn/tetris/ And you can try playing it at http:&#x
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by gunn 8y ago
There seem to be two things. Each community can define channels so I guess you could have an 'offtopic' one. The other is that there are dedicated 'watercooler' threads e.g. https://spectrum.chat/react?th
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by gunn 8y ago
Looks incredible! Can it run on desktop? Are there instructions to build?
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by gunn 8y ago
I love 3D fractal exploration, especially when it can be realtime. It's a few years old now, but this is still the best demo I've seen: http://sub.blue/fractal-lab
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by gunn 8y ago
That would make it partially, an indirect hydro dam.
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by gunn 8y ago
Definitely. And using these technologies, there are some cool possibilities beyond what rails is capable of. For instance if you used typescript (still allows devs to use plain JS), you could use types to check that forms send all the requi
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by gunn 8y ago
You might like my library - no actions or reducers, and great typescript support. You just use regular JS to manipulate data and the library updates the store immutably. https://github.com/gunn/pure-store
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by gunn 9y ago
I created my own library after finding redux boilerplate heavy. I haven't publicized it yet, but you can see it here - https://github.com/gunn/pure-store It supports full typescript typing, and uses Immer to allow
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by gunn 9y ago
See here for other people with the same idea (and others): https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/idealos-design
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by gunn 9y ago
That's almost exactly what I was thinking of. There does look to be a big caveat with it though - instead of JS, it has an ECMAScript variant called TIScript. I'm sure this was a good choice when it was made, but javascript librar
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by gunn 9y ago
Yes. I'd like to see a stripped down embeddable browser engine - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9914925 Also there are existing projects like https://github.com/ptmt/react-native-macos
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by gunn 9y ago
puts number.to_s(2).split("").in_groups_of(32).map{|g| g.join("")} Well... it looks like your face was illuminated from the right?
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by gunn 9y ago
Typescript seems healthy every way I can see. E.g. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=... It seems that a project like TS that restricts itself to adding future JS features and types should
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by gunn 9y ago
Here's a more canonical version of the exact same logic in react: const Root = ()=> <ConnectivityIndicatorView/> class ConnectivityIndicatorView extends Component { state = { isConnected: false } c
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by gunn 9y ago
Can that actually help react look better here? I'm currently imagining: { do { if (condition_expression) { template_evaluation } }}
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by gunn 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gruen_transfer
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by gunn 10y ago
Here's my idea to help - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12412788 Rather than each comment having a global score, each user sees comments scored based on their voting history. This means non-conforming opinions no

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