kenOfYugen

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Coordination of concurrency and true parallelism via Remote CSP Channels(blog.getify.com)
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Assange, Žižek, Varoufakis: Europe Is Kaput. Long Live Europe [video](youtube.com)
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Brings back memories ...
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
"Severed hands in an occult context occur as early as Herodotus's 'Tale of Rhampsinitus'"[1]. In the "The Invisibles" as well [2]. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hand_of_Glory#In_lit
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Node.js: Logo iteration(github.com)
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ElixirScript: Converts Elixir to JavaScript(github.com)
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Ed3363 (HighFive): An Alternative Elliptic Curve [pdf](eprint.iacr.org)
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Node v4.2.0 (Stable)(nodejs.org)
98 points by kenOfYugen 11y ago|43 comments
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Node.js (4.1.1) runs on rumprun(freelists.org)
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
"A FLIF image can be loaded in different ‘variations’ from the same source file, by loading the file only partially. This makes it a very appropriate file format for responsive web design. " Awesome! I have been toying with custom
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
JS win and Go win. GopherJS was the reason I was considering making the transition to full-stack Go.
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Seems like the io - node merge is working well so far. Frequent releases in the non breaking stable branch are the way to go.
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Would it be possible to update node.js to v4.0.0 and rerun the Express Cluster benchmark? node.js v0.12.x was slower than v.0.10.x, while v4.0.0 is supposed to be faster than both. Sorry for making this request if it's out of your fie
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
All websites look the same because they rely on 'best practices'. If you have a 'better practice' go ahead and implement it, thus inspiring the best practices to come. That's how the human world evolves, slowly blen
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
http://i.imgur.com/x7HQW.jpg
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Yeah, being a happy drunk and not smoking a cigarette is tough, and 'accidents' do happen. For me that's the toughest part of the psychological addiction to drop completely. But it's fine, like you, I get back to vaping
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
In order to quit smoking you really need to want to. Else don't even bother. Best way to get off smoking is to start vaping. Get two high drain 18650 batteries, a quality charger, a dripping atomizer and a mechanical or regulated devic
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Enjoy using it in my terminal and sublime text editor. I slightly prefer it over Manaco/Menlo ..
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The Extensible Web Manifesto(extensiblewebmanifesto.org)
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
From a more academic approach [1], if you care about efficient concurrency and no context switching between frontend-backend, the node.js platform is an excellent choice. Figure: http://imgur.com/NnQ9M5v [1] http:/&#x
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
The battle of front-end frameworks is powered by companies trying to lure new and inexperienced developers, as well as experienced employees already working with teams of developers, into a more unified thought pattern. For that purpose the
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
oh what have you done to him? is he drugged on ADD/ADHD medication? ;) Lovely dark teal gopher!
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Gopher is a cool mascot, although I really enjoyed "The Autistic Gopher Hypothesis" I read some time ago. For humor's shake: http://www.evanmiller.org/four-days-of-go.html
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Related material, number of modules and average growth/day by [ http://www.modulecounts.com/ ] count | avg/day JavaScript..214,741.|.379/day.[Bower + npm] Java..........114,860.|.108/day.[MA
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Well fortunately in the web we have already got standards committees. As long as those standards are supported there should be no problem. Unfortunately current mainstream browsers don't comply with the standards to the fullest, althou
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
By no "browsing features" I mean something closer to a headless browser. Just a library. Is that what WKView is about?
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Allow me to present an analogy between operating systems and browsers. You can install Arch/Debian Linux or Ubuntu, and there is no collision there. You build your OS the way you want it or you run an automated installation and soon yo
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Isn't WebKit the rendering engine itself? The "ideal" core I was talking about should be able to use WebKit as a rendering engine.
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Mozilla made a language in order to build their new browser engine, servo [1]. That language is Rust [2]. The reasoning was that we have been relying for too long on systems languages where memory safety [3] related bugs have caused a lot o
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by kenOfYugen 11y ago
Modularity. I would like to see a browser that is designed as an engine, meaning that no UI/UX, or 'browsing' features are included. Much like a raw linux kernel in philosophy. I would like this ideal browser to have interope

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