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by hydroxideOH- 5y ago
True, I wasn't even saying that as an accusation on the web framework, just pointed it out since the broken banner was a bit distracting.
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by hydroxideOH- 5y ago
There's a lot of css issues on mobile on imba.io
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Solving a few Leetcode questions in Haskell(micahcantor.com)
2 points by hydroxideOH- 5y ago|0 comments
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by hydroxideOH- 5y ago
I think the silent, automatic updates and wide-reaching permissions that aren't communicated in an understandable way to end users are the real issues.
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by hydroxideOH- 5y ago
That is actually not a bad idea... but it does go to show the utter failure of Google's extension store that a community-run system would be necessary to police their platform.
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by hydroxideOH- 5y ago
Good catch, thanks.
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by hydroxideOH- 5y ago
I haven't seen others talk about this but given that I received these emails with a relatively small extension that doesn't surprise me at all. Also, you're right about the text, just re-designed my site so I'll take a l
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The strange, sketchy emails a browser extension developer receives(micahcantor.xyz)
113 points by hydroxideOH- 5y ago|33 comments
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by hydroxideOH- 5y ago
What should I use to file my taxes if I want to move away from TurboTax?
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Median Heaps in Haskell(micahcantor.xyz)
3 points by hydroxideOH- 5y ago|0 comments
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by hydroxideOH- 5y ago
Firefox's app (at least on Android, not sure about iOS) lets you install some extensions, notably uBlock origin.
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Why Lichess will always be free(lichess.org)
1524 points by hydroxideOH- 5y ago|446 comments
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by hydroxideOH- 6y ago
You're right, that's what I meant.
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by hydroxideOH- 6y ago
This is what happens with my open source Chrome extension's reviews on the Chrome Web Store. Not that you can really make money off of extensions even if I wanted to, but such is life.
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by hydroxideOH- 6y ago
Regular random testing of athletes slowed down over the last year since almost all competitions were cancelled.
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by hydroxideOH- 6y ago
Recursion doesn't use more space than iteration in languages with tail call optimization
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by hydroxideOH- 6y ago
At least for Racket, which does have TCO, the for-loop is really a macro for a tail recursive loop. I'm not sure about other languages with more aggressive optimization though.
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by hydroxideOH- 6y ago
Firefox?
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by hydroxideOH- 6y ago
Netlify also gives a healthy free tier of serverless functions if you need them. They can also manage your domain/ssl which is nice so I can manage everything related to my site on Netlify.
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He Wants to Save Classics from Whiteness. Can the Field Survive?(nytimes.com)
2 points by hydroxideOH- 6y ago|1 comments
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by hydroxideOH- 6y ago
You already have to do that. In the extension manifest you need to specify URLs you need to access. I'm pretty sure the process of approving an extension is entirely automated though, so there isn't any real accountability unless
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by hydroxideOH- 6y ago
In Racket and Scheme, false is the only 'falsy' value, with everything else evaluating 'truthy', which is nice since you don't have to worry about the specifics of the return type. I think the bigger issue with null
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Racket Programming the Fun Way(micahcantor.xyz)
3 points by hydroxideOH- 6y ago|0 comments
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by hydroxideOH- 6y ago
I run Arch on the HP Envy x360 with a ryzen 4500u and it's a very smooth experience, I've had no issues. I did have Ubuntu on it at first and it may have been a bad install, but it was terrible. Half the time I'd turn on the
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by hydroxideOH- 6y ago
I'm working my way through Skiena's Algorithm Design Manual, while implementing the main algorithms and data structures in Racket. It's interesting since the book presents all of the algorithms in a very imperative style, all
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by hydroxideOH- 6y ago
Probably because the Biden administration is determined to have a "normal" inauguration and a "normal" presidency after running on a unity/centrist platform.
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by hydroxideOH- 6y ago
https://duotonic.co Connect your Spotify account and listen synchronously with someone, either by sending them a link or by joining a queue to be randomly paired up. I basically had no idea what I was doing while developing both
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by hydroxideOH- 6y ago
Open a private window and read it in there.
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Implementing Hash Tables in Racket(micahcantor.xyz)
1 points by hydroxideOH- 6y ago|0 comments
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Declarative Simplicity in React with useInterval(micahcantor.xyz)
2 points by hydroxideOH- 6y ago|0 comments

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