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by mimixco 5y ago
For those who don't know, all the wonderfulness of Logo is there because Logo is a Lisp dialect. Like they say in the ads, "If you like Logo, try Lisp!" PS: Logo changed my life and made me want to be a programmer. PPS: We cu
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Have you tried Vite[0]? It's an amazing dev server I learned about in an HN post. It does a fabulous job of TS transpilation and has many other niceties for dev work. BTW, with modern browsers, why would you need to transpile JS (as op
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by mimixco 5y ago
I'm still not understanding. How would the majority of JS projects change? And why?
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How can the most popular language in the history of computing be abandoned in less than a year? There is more code right now running JS than there is in all other languages combined.
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I love JS. JS and its big brother TS are my #1 choice for front end development. What I hate about them is two things: 1. Rules for semicolons. Sometimes you feel like a nut; sometimes you don't. 2. = and ==. Ugh. The Bug Maker. 3. + f
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Let me get this straight... the government patents something that looks and behaves exactly like the Tic Tac craft (including going in and out of water). Then, vehicles like this are spotted in military training areas. Notice that they are
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This makes sense. Forza Horizon 4 with all the money and servers Microsoft can throw at it only supports 79 live humans in the same session. It seems like a small number but with all the real-time variables from cars and liveries to backgro
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by mimixco 5y ago
Nothing in the history or current path of AI would suggest that human communication can be represented by an algorithm. Every attempt to program human communication results in stilted, unnatural prose that must be carefully curated and edit
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It is. And we can't.
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I think you've made my point. If you unload free movies as gifts for people who buy other stuff from you... maybe the movie business isn't really for you? :-)
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Say goodbye to a storied brand. This is another example of a FAANG company that is too greedy to stick to their core competencies. A comedian once called Amazon Prime "the 7th best way to watch television," which I thought was pre
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This seems like a terrible idea. They have no competencies in this area and talk about late to the party! Microsoft spent years and millions of dollars getting to where they are in gaming. Google can't catch up. Amazon is a non-starte
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Yes, we're building a production app[0] with them. So far, I think they're great. Far preferable to Angular which we used previously. [0] https://mimix.io/en/blog/msl-notebook
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Running your own email server is a security nightmare. It's almost asking to get hacked. I wouldn't recommend that in most cases.
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We've used ProtonMail for two years on the Visionary (largest) plan with multiple custom domains and super tight security settings that no regular mailbox can offer. I'd definitely recommend it.
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You'll love the cast iron. I bet you never want to cook in anything else. Bonus: you get your daily dose of iron just from eating the food cooked in it.
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The graphic examples on your home page look nice!
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We write mostly in JS or lisp and both of those languages allow mixing styles. It's one of the best things about them!
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Notice that YT calls the box "Roku's" device. Of course it is. Everything today belongs to some service provider. I don't own my Roku. Roku does!
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https://archive.org/download/The_Complete_HyperCard_Handbook...
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Reading the dollar sign as an "s," gives the coin an unfortunate, if apt, name.
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Untangling The Web: NSA's 2007 650-page guide to the internet(vice.com)
3 points by mimixco 5y ago|0 comments
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I bet the flashy style of Apple's slides will have more impact than the techie truth style of Epic's.
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Apple and Epic trial: full slideshows from both sides(theverge.com)
3 points by mimixco 5y ago|2 comments
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Buffet's said he was unhappy that apps like Robinhood let regular folks trade without paying a fee. Well, golly gee! That sounds terrible. I guess he thinks trading should only be for people like him who can afford to pay big fees. He
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I'm in the Bayou City as well and all my holiday mail arrives around the next holiday. New Year's cards were coming in around Valentines. All packages and letters appear to be "batch" delivered, regardless of when they
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It might be. Worth checking into their TOS to see if your customers must comply. I'd say, "probably."
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BTW, if you do try it, you can skip all of the scaffolding and init steps by just running two lines from your web app directory: npm install vite npx vite This serves index.html from that folder by default on port 3000. Bare imports and TS
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I came across this in desperation trying to get a Lit element to work in the browser. That requires "bare" Node module names on imports, something the Lit folks admit doesn't work any any browser! Good times. Also, Lit works
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Vite: A no-build, no-bundling web server for dev(blog.logrocket.com)
3 points by mimixco 5y ago|2 comments

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