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by ilostmykeys 11y ago
Mike Have you toyed around with MathBox 2? It looks like it has a pretty interesting model.
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by ilostmykeys 11y ago
I couldn't find example in the docs for that library showing concurrent async ops with simple try/catch type error handling. So it's still not clear to me how you would rewrite the above shown async/await concurrent scen
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by ilostmykeys 11y ago
promise-a by itsef does not solve callback hell it simply turns it into a never-ending-chain-of-thens but async/await (built on top of promise) does make things easily comprehensible. How do i use async/await in CLJS? More importa
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by ilostmykeys 11y ago
Can you expand that to the concurrent scenario? Show us how you implement this simple and very common concurrent pattern with ClojureScript. I've seen stuff that implement this in ClojureScript and it ain't pretty (to say the leas
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by ilostmykeys 11y ago
Why don't you go further and try/catch that to make it usable in a real app? How do you handle async errors?
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by ilostmykeys 11y ago
I was going say the same thing, a little differently. Only other comment is around having to know your entire app start up front. If you break up your app into micro apps each of which implement a given feature of your site then it's m
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by ilostmykeys 11y ago
<Rant> I tried that for 6 months then went back to JS only to discover that within those 6 months Facebook and half of the React community had moved on to ES6, and even ES7, which meant that I just missed half a year of the most impor
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by ilostmykeys 11y ago
Making behavioral hypotheses about athletically inclined people based on a behavioral model of the crowd in live sport events is not simply empirical science but bad science. You are confusing the spectator (the convention going crowd) for
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React Native for Web: Playground(codepen.io)
4 points by ilostmykeys 11y ago|0 comments
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by ilostmykeys 11y ago
They picked a narrowly defined behavioral model (that of convention going) to derive conclusions about a much bigger sub culture. That's what I mean by the basis of their analysis being flawed.
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by ilostmykeys 11y ago
They've picked a very narrowly defined behavioral model (convention going) for their generalized observations about geek culture, so the basis of the analysis is wrong, which makes your question somewhat inconsequential. We don't
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by ilostmykeys 11y ago
The title should say "high Tc superconductors" (Tc is the transition temperature, which used to be really really low decades ago) and not high-temperature superconductors as the latter could easily imply higher-than-room-tempera
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by ilostmykeys 11y ago
<< present evidence that individuals may engage in geek culture in order to maintain narcissistic self-views (the great fantasy migration hypothesis), to fulfill belongingness needs (the belongingness hypothesis), and to satisfy needs
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by ilostmykeys 11y ago
I love the bug fixing stuff especially if I'm allowed to re-architect your stuff so that it's less prone to bugs to start with ;)
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by ilostmykeys 11y ago
typo: math.rand --> Math.random
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Show HN: HTTPS Is Broken and How to Fix It(okturtles.com)
14 points by ilostmykeys 11y ago|1 comments