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Lit-HTML Web Components(lit-html.polymer-project.org)
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Vanilla JavaScript(vanilla-js.com)
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Hidden information is entropy. Do you really want more of that in your system? https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/29175/why-is-inf...
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Goodbye Webpack: Building Vue.js Applications Without Webpack(markus.oberlehner.net)
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Also related: The Ubiquitous Matrix of Lies by Charles Eisenstein: https://charleseisenstein.org/essays/the-ubiquitous-matrix-o... .
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This reminds me of the Kurt Vonnegut novel Galapagos, in which the human race evolves beyond the era of really big brains since they weren't doing us that much good after all and made our heads less streamlined for swimming after fish.
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Hex: A No Framework Approach to Building Modern Web Apps(medium.com)
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The Importance of the In-Arms Phase (of raising children)(continuum-concept.org)
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Glass in the Soil of a 13000-Year-Old Settlement in Syria Points to Comet Impact(sciencealert.com)
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Who's in Control? The Unhappy Consequences of Being Child-Centered(continuum-concept.org)
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Panspermia(panspermia.org)
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I'm using it to simulate Ajax calls from HTML files that are being stored to disk and loaded via file:// URLs. Those can't normally make Ajax calls due to security measures in the browser, even in cases where they would
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Show HN: Hijax: Intercept Ajax Calls(gist.github.com)
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Nice work! Can you describe the process?
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This seems quite consistent with the idea that microtubules are the locus of the real action of consciousness and memory. The amyloid theory would then be confusing cause and effect. If that's so, plaques don't cause Alzheimers; t
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Related: I'm making a program in Go to inline all the resources for a web page so it ends up being a single file that you can work with offline more easily: https://github.com/ijt/inline .
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Finite memory just means a limited subset of what a Turing machine can do. Concurrency doesn't make Turing computable processes capable of anything beyond what they can already do. At best it buys them speed, maybe some expressiveness
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This quote stood out as sounding quite far-fetched: "on many CPUs the interpreter consists of two or three machine instructions". Can someone point to an example?
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Ask HN: Do you know of a good HTML inliner?
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I ask because they have a warning on their doc site saying that the web version is experimental and can crash. I'm mainly wondering how much that happens in practice.
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Ask HN: Have you used Flutter for web dev and how did it go?
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Ask HN: How do you choose what to work on?
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Ask HN: What do you value as an engineer?
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That's interesting. Maybe heuristics would be useful for this. Like showing the issues ordered by some measure of how much discussion they have had, etc.
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Ask HN: Do you know of a good tool to order issues by importance on GitHub?
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Ask HN: Do you find daily stand-ups useful?
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Ask HN: How hard is it to hire Rust developers?
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Ask HN: Do you recommend splitting your app into an API and an FE that uses it?
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Roger Penrose on Twistors and Quantum Non-Locality(youtube.com)
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Ask HN: Have you tried sqitch.org? How did it go?
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