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by kipple 4y ago
> About 10 years ago we had a similar problem with jQuery. Often you would go to Stack Overflow to find the answer to a JavaScript problem you were having only to find the answer was given in jQuery. I don't understand this argument
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by kipple 4y ago
> The 1960s broke authority, and it has never been repaired. It discredited adulthood, and adulthood has never recovered. The attributes of adulthood—responsibility, maturity, self-sacrifice, self-control—are no longer valued, and freque
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by kipple 4y ago
Has anyone seen this yet? I just ran across it, and it looks interesting...
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Composer: An Automated Trading Platform(composer.trade)
1 points by kipple 4y ago|1 comments
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by kipple 5y ago
Oo, this does watch face does look nice https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/the-eerie-beauty-of-the-ap...
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by kipple 5y ago
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I love the week skip too, interesting to see the shape change over the year. Undocumented feature: if you hold down "w" or "shift+w" keys you can skip through weeks even faster.
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by kipple 5y ago
It would be fun to see this with local daylight hours mapped to the squares, so I could get a feel for where my consumption is at within "daylight" vs the whole "day" SunCalc is a good tool for this, if you're inter
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by kipple 5y ago
For web apps: TypeScript with Next.js & Vercel Next.js takes care of your full-stack web app (client routing, server APIs, the fuzzy world of SSR/SSG/ISR) plus your whole dev/prod build (zero-config React & TypeScript
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by kipple 5y ago
Agreed. I particularly like the look of their `<Switch>/<Match>` component[1]: <Switch fallback={<div>Not Found</div>}> <Match when={state.route === "home"}> <Home &#x
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by kipple 5y ago
Agreed, this "primary color based on language" is a cute idea, but awful to actually consume. JavaScript (my most visited) is a low-contrast orange (especially when wrapped with inline-code styling). Overall the new design does fe
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by kipple 5y ago
> At the time, Tesla noted that they were not selling their stake in Bitcoin and that they planned to resume taking Bitcoin payments once the network shows a higher mix of renewable energy. Is there a hope of this happening, with Bitcoin
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by kipple 5y ago
Nice! That makes it more attractive. Depth mapping would be great too, like I could pin virtual artifacts to my physical environment? Yes please.
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by kipple 5y ago
Would you spend all day working in VR? A few months ago, I would say no. But I got myself a Quest 2 for Christmas, and now... maybe. AR would make it better though, so I'm not just floating disconnected in digital space. I see in their
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by kipple 5y ago
Right now, here on the bleeding edge of VRPC, it would be something like $999. I'm seeing it as a Chromebook when they first came out — interesting concept, but not yet proven in an actual working environment. Alternatively, some sort
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by kipple 5y ago
Hah, agreed. There's one route in particular where Google consistently wants me to drive straight across a 5 lane road. I switched to Apple Maps for the gentler routes, and the (IMO) more attractive UI when being displayed via CarPlay.
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by kipple 5y ago
This would be a big (but exciting) departure from the current TS goal of "Impose no runtime overhead on emitted programs." [1] Recently, I've been using Zod [2] and find it to be a satisfying equivalent: you define a schema,
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by kipple 5y ago
> No standing water means no ideal spots to lay their eggs. In the ’60s, Potter accomplished this by digging drainage ditches built into the park’s base layers, effectively draining the swamp in its entirety. Seems like this is the real
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Seattle cybersecurity startup ExtraHop to be acquired by private equity firms(geekwire.com)
1 points by kipple 5y ago|0 comments
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by kipple 6y ago
Looks like eslint is working on a new set of rules that would help with these currently-unprotected any cases: https://github.com/typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint/issue... > Create a rule which uses type in
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by kipple 6y ago
This particular example is close to my heart: the definition files for things like JSON.parse() were written before the "unknown" type was introduced as an alternative to "any" And because this "any" is coming
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by kipple 6y ago
Depending on your mortgage interest rate, have you considered continuing the 18 years and investing your extra cash in index funds? Market returns ~10% over 20 years, so if your mortgage is 6% or less it's in your best 'interest&#
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by kipple 6y ago
It's hard to search for, but it appears to mean "Developer Experience" — https://medium.com/@koba04/performance-and-dx-in-frontend-48...
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by kipple 6y ago
At first I expected this to be some new version, but nope, it's the original. I love that this repo[0] hasn't been touched significantly in 6 years and it's still going strong. [0] https://github.com/haxiomic&
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by kipple 9y ago
Nice! Glad to help
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by kipple 9y ago
Another nit to pick: "Copying the message: the message is serialized, copied, sent over, and then de-serialized at the other end. The page and worker do not share the same instance, so the end result is that a duplicate is created on e
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by kipple 10y ago
I always love seeing anything following the philosophy of emergence[0], I think the "composition of simple rules leading to organic unpredictable complexity" is a powerful metaphor that can help understand nearly any natural pheno
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by kipple 10y ago
3 accounts created within the last 20 minutes leaving 5 positive comments between the lot of them. That's not weird.
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by kipple 11y ago
Wouldn't that be explained by the next paragraph? > The distinction between the two astronauts makes sense only when you reintroduce the rest of the universe. In the classic interpretation of general relativity, then, inertia exist
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by kipple 11y ago
All four users (including OP) commenting so far had their accounts created between 45 minutes and an hour ago. That's not weird.
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by kipple 11y ago
Be sure to check out the original article at the excellent Quanta Magazine: "CHAPTER 2: NETWORK TAPESTRY How Quantum Pairs Stitch Space-Time" https://www.quantamagazine.org/20150428-how-quantum-pairs-st... As well

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