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Evolution of Web Performance Culture
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Splitting data that does not fit on one machine using data partitioning
(blog.allegro.tech)
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mkosmul
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It's an interesting subject, thanks for pointing it out. Knots can be compared to 1D origami in a way :)
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Yes, it's available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDcAOTaCXHs&list=PLUl4u3cNGP... It takes quite a lot of time to watch (it's a full semester course) but definitely worth your time if you're into ori
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A crease pattern [almost] defines an origami design so this is the closest to a formal description you can get. It's actually good enough for quite an advanced mathematical apparatus to have been developed which allows you to prove lot
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Naming Origami Models
(origami.kosmulski.org)
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Domino – financial forecasting in the age of global pandemic
(blog.allegro.tech)
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Thanks for the feedback regarding the clutter. Some parts have indeed grown beyond what I originally planned. I was able to remove the breadcrumbs and it didn't feel like a loss. I also shortened the social media links at top of the pa
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mkosmul
5y ago
Thank you
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This blog's author wrote his own minimalistic static site generator: https://prog21.dadgum.com/ But, I think, doing things from scratch can be risky: ready-made solutions have a learning curve, but they also do lots of
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Very true. Simplicity is in the eye of the beholder.
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mkosmul
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Yes - with all contents stored in nice Markdown-formatted files, switching to an alternative site generator should be relatively easy.
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5y ago
No, I didn't know it - thank you. It's probably too late to switch at this stage, but I'll have a look. It's always good to know some alternatives/replacements.
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Thank you for the tips. As for justification, I actually compared my "before" and "after" layouts and found the one with justification better for my taste. The link you posted has some very interesting thoughts, though,
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This is a very good point - good you brought it up. I do care about not breaking links, though I did not mention that in the text. Actually, you can still reach my site by using the address it used even before the previous one, and there ar
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Building a personal website in 2021
(origami.kosmulski.org)
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Finite-state machines made easy
(blog.allegro.tech)
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Impact of data model on MongoDB database size
(allegro.tech)
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Postmortem: outage in a large distributed system
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Are code reviews worth your time?
(allegro.tech)
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