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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
Thanks :-)
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
An observable tree data structure which could form the basis of a state management library in typescript https://github.com/mfbx9da4/observable-state-tree
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Barnum Effect(en.wikipedia.org)
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Comparison of Programming Languages(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
I am stuck in this state https://imgur.com/8tbkQt4 didn't create any data in my profile so can no longer edit it! Edit: I have a masssssive screen so didn't see the edit in the bottom left!
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VSCode Source Code Organization(github.com)
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
Such an HN comment... You found an accurate way to look at something negatively.
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
Aggregates top youtube videos posted on HN https://hntv.crowdform.co.uk/hntv/ built by yours truly.
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Ask HN: Build an Observable State Tree(gist.github.com)
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
I can't say I have improved much by passively watching Eric Rosen videos on youtube but I have definitely thoroughly enjoyed it! He has a super relaxing voice and is incredibly good at explaining his thoughts while playing https:&#x2F
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Show HN: Observable State Tree(github.com)
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
Products like Slack, Figma and VSCode will not benefit from this kind of technology. Get off of your old school horse. Not all websites are just websites. Performance is not determined solely by load time.
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Ask HN: Implement a debounced chunked async queue with reactive programming?(stackoverflow.com)
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Show HN: A game to teach binary search(github.com)
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
Oh so cool! Didn't even see that myself on github!
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Show HN: An implementation of a debounced chunked async queue in TypeScript(gist.github.com)
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
lol no and thanks! I recently posted an email validator I built about a year ago with not much thought https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25440220 Today, I noticed my github stars went through the roof on that repo so I t
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Show HN: I implemented async/await in JavaScript using only generators(github.com)
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Show HN: Yet another seam carver implementation(github.com)
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
Correct the primary data source was open street map.
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Show HN: Find the safest well lit walking route between two locations(github.com)
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
Also you will end up fucking your reputation by sending out emails to bad mailboxes all day long
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
It has a hard coded timeout. The user can try again if some unrelated timeout error
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
Lol
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
It’s not a lot of work if you use a library. You will still need to do verification but saves you destroying your email domain reputation
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
but with multi device E2E key pairs? That for me is the real challenge.
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by mfbx9da4 6y ago
My specific need is passwordless login (via email currently) to issue private keys for multi device end to end encryption. If you can do that, I'm in!
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Show HN: Deep Email Validator(github.com)
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Ask HN: Problems which have many edge cases but low algorithmic complexity?
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Ask HN: What's a good course or book to learn web development?
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