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by jph 4y ago
Superb! This is excellent work. KYC is an important area for many applications. And Svelte rocks. In my direct experience, many coding teams have a challenging time working with KYC because there can be so many edge cases, and the flows som
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by jph 4y ago
Yes. Alpine ash shell (the default),macOS zsh shell (the default), and Oracle Solaris sh shell (the default). The systems are enterprise regulated, so a typical user cannot easily install a different shell. POSIX works great.
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by jph 4y ago
I favor POSIX and dash over bash, because POSIX is more portable. If a shell script needs any kind of functionality beyond POSIX, then that's a good time to upgrade to a higher-structure programming language. Here's my related lis
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Mindstorms has a long compelling history before LEGO, that includes cybernetics, the Logo programming language, turtle graphics, Braitenberg vehicles, and the rise of the MIT Media Lab. See the book "Mindstorms: Children, Computers, An
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by jph 4y ago
Interesting idea. When I tap "Plan A Trip", the box color highlights, but nothing happens, and I don't see a way to get beyond that page.
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Show HN: getoptsy is a getopts alternative to parse long options in POSIX (CLI)(github.com)
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Show HN: Unix shell script tactics – a style guide(github.com)
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Excellent writeup thank you. And I love that you wrote "BurntSushi is a national treasure". I hope he sees your writeup because it's true. (BurntSushi is Andrew Gallant, creator of ripgrep and other excellent Rust crates, and
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Show HN: checkline: check each line you want from stdin to stdout (CLI/TUI/Rust)(crates.io)
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Show HN: file_into_string Rust crate to read a File into a String or Vec(github.com)
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Upvote because Martha Nussbaum is IMHO the #1 living philosopher working toward real-world real-life improvements for billions of people. Her work on capability ethics helps guide entire countries in their policies, and helps guide the Unit
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Show HN: Stable Diffusion Image Prompt Gallery Book (pay what you wish)(joelparkerhenderson.gumroad.com)
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Show HN: Stable Diffusion image prompt gallery(github.com)
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Google mistakenly sent an engineer almost $250k(cnn.com)
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by jph 4y ago
Yes you're right there are differences. What I'm seeing is Markdoc custom tags and Liquid custom tags can both do any programmatic effects, ASTs, etc. Perhaps an example may be useful? Or do you have an example where Markdoc custo
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by jph 4y ago
You may have misunderstood the parent post? Custom Liquid tags use code that can do anything you want: programmatically manipulate content, read databases, invoke APIs, autogenerate examples, run tests, use git, etc.
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Markdoc syntax and capability looks so much like MDX ( https://mdxjs.com ). Can anyone who's evaluated Markdoc and MDX 2 comment? I'm currently doing an architecture decision record about Markdown documentation, and will
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Excellent, thank you. Yes let's connect. MAXS and XMPP look promising especially for my next step writing the equivalent Android app. My email is joel@joelparkerhenderson.com.
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Great ideas. Much obliged. I'll add these to the roadmap page. For config, my hope is to enable capabilities for a caretaker to select the contacts, add photos, and the like. For text-to-speech, iOS and Android have libraries that I ai
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Thanks for the xbox hardware link. I'll take a look now. I'm discovering that water-proofing and drop-proofing are especially important: imagine holding a drink in your hand, having hand tremors, forgetting about your drink, then
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Great ideas thank you. I'll add these to the roadmap page. I've seen very promising work by Framework users who have modded a Framework laptop into a whole new kind of form factor. I wonder if that could be a viable approach for t
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by jph 4y ago
Rust generic associated types are explained on the Rust blog: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2021/08/03/GATs-stabilization-pus... GATs (generic associated types) allow you to define type, lifetime, or const gener
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Show HN: BoldContacts – Mobile App for Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS, MS, MD(github.com)
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by jph 4y ago
Super work. In addition to the excellent code, the documentation is very well done IMHO, and all the more so because of the multiple languages. I'm especially glad to see Rust and compare it to R.
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Show HN: pandoc-from-markdown-to-pdf (with options for layouts, fonts, etc.)(github.com)
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by jph 4y ago
You're right on. I noticed that Stable Diffusion does well with some kinds of prompts, such as "in the style of <painter>", or with outdoor scenery, or with mythology and illustration. Yet any images of real people are
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Thank you! I haven't seen those links. Very much appreciated.
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Show HN: Stable Diffusion image gallery of 300 AI generated pictures(github.com)
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Coherent and consistent keyboard shortcuts can be incredibly helpful. We spent a ton of time on the choices for GitAlias https://github.com/gitalias/gitalias I fully agree with the article saying "your users might
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Show HN: Stable Diffusion images generated for fun on a MacBook Pro(github.com)
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