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by judofyr 9y ago
> In turn what the author is saying is precisely what he says, no more, no less - explicit code is code whose behavior you can understand just by reading it , with no external context, like how the runtime currently works on a particula
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by judofyr 9y ago
The behaviour is usually determined by language specification, and there are many machine instructions that can cause the correct behaviour. There are some cases where languages have machine-dependent behaviour, but most parts of most lan
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Learn CSS Grid through interactive screencasts(scrimba.com)
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How we run NPM packages in the browser(scrimba.com)
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by judofyr 9y ago
It's certainly valid to have some tags inside <b>. How else would you have bold and italic text? I thought you could have all types of tags inside <b>, but it seems something weird happens once you stack more tags of th
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by judofyr 9y ago
Some lawyers argue that BSD/MIT includes an implicit patent grant, but this has never been tested in court. Facebook's lawyers obviously don't think it's clear that BSD includes an implicit patent grant, which is why the
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by judofyr 9y ago
What is the issue with a free patent grant (which is revoked under certain conditions)? Atom itself is licensed under MIT and doesn't give you a patent grant. EDIT: I understand that it would be best to get a free patent grant, but mos
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by judofyr 9y ago
This is the current search tool, but it requires a Norwegian national ID (SSN) to log in: http://www.skatteetaten.no/en/person/Tax-settlement/Search-i... If you google "skattelister" (tax lists) you
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by judofyr 9y ago
Converting all the claims to a single currency is the only logical approach. Keeping the claims separated leads to a bunch of difficult questions: - Should the BTC creditors only get money from the remaining BTC pool? - Assets (servers, off
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by judofyr 10y ago
Thanks. Yes, other (server-side) languages are definitely coming. We're currently working with a prototype that integrates with Jupyter/IPython, and we're also playing with the idea of using Docker images for giving a full te
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by judofyr 10y ago
I've opened an issue for tracking this here: https://github.com/scrimba/community/issues/9
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by judofyr 10y ago
Yes. It's supposed to have audio. Could you submit an issue at https://github.com/scrimba/community with details about your browser/environment?
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Nice to hear you praise the quality. We haven't spent a lot of time on producing the current casts, it's just that the tool makes it easy to create casts of high-production value. No more fiddling with screen-recording software an
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by judofyr 10y ago
Yes! You can sign up now and record your own casts. For now it's focused on client-side libraries, but we're looking at supporting server-side languages as well.
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Oh, you need to click the "run" button (upper right) once before the CSS changes apply. After that it should be live. We need to make that more clear.
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by judofyr 10y ago
Isn't "a ship where we can live for 1000 years" just the same as a planet?
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A Pratt-style parser makes expression precedence easy in a recursive descent parser: "use strict"; var tokens = [2, '+', 5, '+', 9, '+', 4]; var PREC = {'+': 1, '-':
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by judofyr 10y ago
The fact that they publish the sessions online afterwards doesn't sound like a "big middle finger" to me. Is it that important to view it live?
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https://gratipay.com/ exists already, and it's mostly (all?) open-source as well.
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Yes, please. I've never understood why someone wants to do pub/sub and only base the reliability on TCP/WebSockets. The concept of "fire and hope everyone who wants the message still has a connection open" always se
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by judofyr 11y ago
It doesn't. It's not a hash, it's the actual key.
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by judofyr 11y ago
There's nothing in React which forces you to embed the views into business logic. React is just a view framework. How you structure your code is entirely up to you.
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by judofyr 11y ago
There's already a lot of knowledge and technology around using the GPU for high performance 3D rendering. Doing it in the browser (with WebGL) isn't that different. The breakthrough of WebRender is (mostly) to efficiently use the
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by judofyr 11y ago
Is there a practical attack for this usage? The attacker would need to have a bunch of your passwords already? EDIT: Not that I'm justifying using Math.random, I just don't see why you so strongly recommend against using this tool
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by judofyr 11y ago
Maybe you're thinking about this discussion? https://trac.webkit.org/wiki/b3Discussion2015
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by judofyr 11y ago
I'm not sure why you're so critical. This is how science works. No one wants to do (or pay for) a huge survey if you have no idea what the results will be. So you start out with a smaller survey and see if it's worth investig
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by judofyr 11y ago
A few months ago I played with ImbaKit ( https://github.com/judofyr/ImbaKit ) which is essentially React Native iOS implemented on top of Imba. It's just an experiment for now, but there's only time and money w
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Imba itself is "just" a language which compiles to JavaScript and can be used both at the client- and the server-side. At the server-side you use the same techniques as in Node.js (callbacks/promises for I/O-bound concur
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by judofyr 11y ago
The last story there has many interesting comments. I recommend reading through it (and looking for comments by "somebee" and "judofyr") if you want to understand more about the philosophy behind the Imba. This submissio
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Imba: A new programming language for web apps(imba.io)
206 points by judofyr 11y ago|128 comments

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