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hexasquid
1y ago
I've never been quite sure when I'm applying data to a function, or applying a function to some data
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1y ago
I can believe we'd get a level, but I'm not ready to believe we'd get something as refined as the undead burg (a case study in the book).
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2y ago
Treat AI like a junior employee? Absolutely not. When giving tasks to an AI, we supply them with context, examples of what to do, examples of what not to do, and we clarify their role and job. We stick with them as they work and direct them
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2y ago
I'd guess for the same reason we want native apps to be able to do that.
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3y ago
At last!
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hexasquid
10y ago
Shall we do it in jQuery?
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10y ago
How about both?
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hexasquid
10y ago
The JavaScript community really needs to get together and fix it so only one version of any possible library is published.
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hexasquid
10y ago
JSX is syntactic sugar for JavaScript. Not clear what you are referring to by the "many layers" or indeed the "framework".
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hexasquid
10y ago
Is it Mac Oh Ess or does it rhyme with GladOS?
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11y ago
"My God, it was Edward Snowden"
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11y ago
.getDAMNNode
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11y ago
In context Jobs was talking about getting them, putting them away and losing them.
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11y ago
T-600s were covered in rubber - turned out people could spot them easily, so they were poor infiltrators. Tesla should consider covering these with living tissue to make them more palatable to humans.
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11y ago
Not really. NPM is also used with a tool called browserify to enable frontend web developers to use NPM modules in the browser.
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11y ago
React gets faster if you use it's features. Angular gets faster if you don't.
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11y ago
Well... I'm not expecting to do both, and get 100fps on the client while also doing all the processing serverside.
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11y ago
Fancy animation? It's a JavaScript animation, in the age of CSS animation.
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11y ago
Is your body a stick figure? Read this before you hit the beach.
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11y ago
Get out of the way?
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12y ago
Every evening, if the battery needs a daily charge.
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12y ago
We make these jokes with the documentation for the Julia language. "The easiest way to learn and experiment with Julia is by starting an interactive session".
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12y ago
This reply is a little late, but there is a series on the (non-free-but-worth-it-for-one month) "Frontend Masters" site. It is called Hardcore Functional Programming (or similar) and goes into Monads, Functors in normal JavaScript
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12y ago
How are you finding the mooc? Can you recommend it?
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12y ago
This is terrific. I'd love a description of what the interpreter is actually doing at each step, perhaps optionally sent to the console. This could be a wonderful tool for teaching how JavaScript works.
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12y ago
And the running speed of the original Doom / Doom 2 games.
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hexasquid
12y ago
How about 'Convention over configuration'?
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13y ago
We don't want to rely on Java Applets or Flash
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13y ago
When you hire a car, before taking it you should walk around the car and note all the scratches and bing points left on it by previous hirers.
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13y ago
Awesome! Where is the library? I've been looking on silks github but I must have missed it.
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