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by janjones 5y ago
What R&D exactly are you referring to? Just curious.
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GitHub renders Markdown in commit messages
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by janjones 6y ago
Indexing your references from zero. Cool, haven't seen that before :D
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by janjones 6y ago
I haven't, will look into it. Thanks!
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by janjones 6y ago
Author here. This is a website which uses edit requests inspired by GitHub's pull requests and StackOverflow-inspired reputation system to manage crowd-sourced database. This approach should allow anyone to contribute but still ensure
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Show HN: Pull Requests and Reputation for Building Public Knowledgebase(knowledgepicker.com)
1 points by janjones 6y ago|1 comments
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by janjones 6y ago
Everyone seems to be building "recommendation list" apps nowadays. Similar projects I just recently stumbled upon: - https://reclist.me/ - https://www.zeneca.io/ - https://getcatalist.c
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by janjones 6y ago
Here is transcript of a talk about that same idea: http://boringtechnology.club/
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by janjones 6y ago
> 100% server side rendered > Progressively enhanced > request full HTML through AJAX and diff it into the current page These first three points are actually starting to be "in" again. They're called HTML-over-the-wi
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by janjones 6y ago
Not what OP was asking
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by janjones 6y ago
I recently created a web application for curating one big shared public knowledge base.[1] Its contribution system is conceptually based on GitHub's pull requests and StackOverflow reputation. It's focused on tips for learning re
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by janjones 6y ago
Agreed. Colored functions can be solved, though. See Unison[1] or Zig[2]. [1] https://jaredforsyth.com/posts/whats-cool-about-unison/ [2] https://kristoff.it/blog/zig-colorblind-async-await&#x
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by janjones 6y ago
It is also interestingly solved in Unison language (using "algebraic effects"), although it's just an early alpha version. See https://jaredforsyth.com/posts/whats-cool-about-unison/
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by janjones 6y ago
> Async isn't really the problem - the same issue pops up with error handling, with resource management There are ways to handle that, though. It's called algebraic effects and they are nicely implemented in Unison language[1
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by janjones 6y ago
Hi, this is a free app to track and showcase what you studied. By doing that, you also contribute to curated catalog of learning resources of any kind. With ratings and network of topics. Some background: I always hate it when I want to l
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Show HN: Study Profiles(knowledgepicker.com)
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Open catalog of books/courses/papers/videos/blogs for any topic(needgap.com)
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by janjones 6y ago
This list of learning resources about CRDTs is open for contributions - feel free to add any good resources you encounter for everyone's benefit!
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CRDTs – List of Learning Resources(knowledgepicker.com)
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by janjones 6y ago
This is very interesting introduction into CRDTs. I have recently been learning about this topic and found some other useful blog posts and articles about it. Here is a list of them: https://knowledgepicker.com/t/226&#x
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by janjones 6y ago
KnowledgePicker is a TripAdvisor-style site for resources or like GoodReads centered around knowledge and without the restriction of books. When picking films, recipes or travel spots we are guided by recommendations from others. But whenev
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Show HN: Community-Driven Catalog of Knowledge(knowledgepicker.com)
1 points by janjones 6y ago|1 comments