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jesperlang
4y ago
I think you can even take the smallest web app and make it into a more "real world" project. Take for example the classic counter demo. Try adding these features: * i18n/l10n: Display labels in different language and correctl
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I find it better to actually look at the AST for javascript. These are expressions: https://github.com/estree/estree/blob/master/es5.md#expressi... These are statements: https://github.com
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State of the Unison 2022
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4y ago
I like the idea but what is a side-project really? Ideally I would not want to see commercial products or MVPs with start up intentions!
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jesperlang
4y ago
Stepping out of the house I always bring my own unscented soap. Perfume allergy is a reality for thousands of people. If I accidentally wash my hands with scented soap I got 20-30 minutes of itchy nose and wheezing before the smell wears of
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jesperlang
5y ago
I cannot upvote this enough. We have a strict budget left for carbon emissions. It's not an exam in the future that we are currently studying for to pass. But thinking in budget terms also means talking about budgeting/rationing
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jesperlang
5y ago
A bit meta so maybe not exactly what you're after but The Nature of Tomorrow was super interesting (a book about books about the future).
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5y ago
I'm also approaching 40 and dusted of some old books from uni last year. One of which was about linear algebra, it was incredibly dense and proof heavy and I remember not understanding what I was doing, mostly remembering formulas. The
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Fish are warned via SMS before the explosions
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5y ago
Isn't this a little bit like "Why are computer scientists so bad at fixing my router / printer / virus infected windows laptop?" :)
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Wow thank you! I was bangning my head against the wall, restarting my computer, disabling extensions, etc. This worked like a charm :)
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5y ago
There is a great post on compressed air energy storage (CAES) over at Low-Tech Magazine: https://www.lowtechmagazine.com/2018/05/history-and-future-o...
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5y ago
You can click on the timestamp of the comment and then "favorite" to save it :)
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5y ago
I'm currently going through "Math for programmers" (Manning Publ.) and I enjoy it immensely! A lot of math books can feel too abstract and dry but this book was perfect for me coming mostly from a programming background. Star
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5y ago
The rope data structure is an interesting concept worth checking out! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rope_(data_structure)
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We cut 99% of our JavaScript with Qwik and Partytown
(builder.io)
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Rescript 9.1
(rescript-lang.org)
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6y ago
Just to clearify: ク = Ku ラ = Ra ブ = bu Crab would be Cu-ra-bu (Kurabu) Club would be Cu-(l/r)a-bu (Kurabu)
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6y ago
what are the limitations of the epub version you have noticed so far?
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6y ago
Kobo Clara HD, has Pocket support!
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6y ago
Interesting quote! > No one buys eBooks. You’d have to be pretty… special… in order to not be able to find a free ebook of Pro JavaScript Techniques. Funny how things changed, today I would prefer the ebook version over physical for read
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I'd buy this at the blink of an eye if there was an epub version. Also a Kobo users who'd rather not use PDF or feed the Amazon :)
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Programming as an Experience: The Inspiration for Self (1995) [pdf]
(bibliography.selflanguage.org)
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there is an interesting a strategy on page 23 where they suggest shifting the entire hand when typing TGB/YHN rather than stretching. Does anyone do that today? I just tried a bit of typing where I shift the entire hand for appropiate
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Practical typewriting: By the all-finger method (1894)
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I was eating lots of miso, tofu and soy sauce when I lived in japan without issue. In europe i tried soy milk once and got an instant allergic reaction (itchy soar throat). The difference being soy milk is just soaked, ground up, boiled soy
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ReScript 9.0
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The Self Handbook (2017)
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Where to put React state (diagram)
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https://github.com/facebook/reason/issues/2634 This issue is trying asking for some explanation regarding the future of ReasonML. Maybe comment/react/subscribe to stay up to date on this issue!
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