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by mushishi 11y ago
Why particularly Bret Victor's bookshelf is of importance?
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by mushishi 11y ago
How well is typescript supported? It is hard to imagine going back to javascript.
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by mushishi 11y ago
Ok I got confused because tried to simultaneously read how to make the certificate using Amazon AWS documentation, and seems I skipped one crucial part.
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by mushishi 11y ago
I don't get it. What is the domain key here? I tried to read the instructions but all of it said that the signing should be done with account private key.
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by mushishi 11y ago
I got to the step 5 but nothing seems to be happening. When I opened the developer console on Chrome, it has these errors: Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 400 (OK) index.js:834 Uncaught InvalidStateError: Fail
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by mushishi 11y ago
Yes it is. Hopefully Blow's the Witness will as awesome. Also consider playing the following if you have thirst for puzzle games - The Swapper - Snakebird - Spacechem - Starseed Pilgrim (this one I haven't played
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by mushishi 11y ago
What does isomorphism mean here? I know what it means in mathematics, but the explanation in flummox site does not compute for me.
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by mushishi 12y ago
It's custom made. We are extracting it from our current project, anyway, so I'll ask the dev responsible if he would release it as open source project.
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by mushishi 12y ago
Agreed. We migrated most of the ES6 codebase to Typescript, and it feels great. We have an angular.js app that makes REST calls. The Java backend has DTOs (data transfer objects) that are mapped by Jackson to json, and after migrating to Ty
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by mushishi 12y ago
I personally found it inspiring and beautifully written.
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by mushishi 12y ago
If you are interested in this kind of psychological phenomena in music, check out book "Sweet Anticipation": http://mitpress.mit.edu/books/sweet-anticipation
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by mushishi 12y ago
This is a longer version and has better quality: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c96LBI4enk
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by mushishi 12y ago
Not sure if got this right but you might be agreeing. "little" means hardly any, whereas "a little" some
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by mushishi 12y ago
That's saddening to hear. Can you point out the discussion, so we can get a better idea what you mean?
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by mushishi 12y ago
What are the most serious bugs in browserify?
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Donald Knuth's 20th Annual Christmas Tree Lecture: (3/2)-ary Trees [video](youtube.com)
131 points by mushishi 12y ago|9 comments
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by mushishi 12y ago
I nowadays resist the urge to make syntactically beautiful code if that means that it is a little bit brittle or vulnerable to mistakes. Wrt. using { }, I omit them if I put the block to be executed on the same line, and usually I do that o
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by mushishi 12y ago
One reason could have to do with very strict sense of quality. If the games would run on wide variety of platforms, Nintendo couldn't make sure that the experience for user is exactly what they want it to be, unlike when games are play
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by mushishi 12y ago
I have heard that it has trouble working in a complex build/development environment, e.g. when watching live file changes* with gulp/browserify. *) https://www.npmjs.org/package/gulp-watchify/
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by mushishi 12y ago
"If you’re reading my blog, there’s a decent chance that I know more about Objective-C than you do. I have opinions about it. You should take them seriously even if you disagree." That's a weird way to start an article. I was
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by mushishi 12y ago
That's about what I meant. If you write a story, let us know.
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by mushishi 12y ago
"Recently, we decided to take a crack at one of life’s most perennial problem: finding love." The solution makes me sad and frustrated. I bet someday someone thinks it's a good idea to create a daemon bot to represents us in
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by mushishi 12y ago
So, that is so important for you that if the team decides to have a convention in caps, you'll do it in your own way?
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by mushishi 12y ago
Well, I don't get what is the point of suggesting alternative languages that have multiline strings when we are talking about one specific language. The topic is about how to do multiline string in Javascript in one way, and one altern
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by mushishi 12y ago
Sorry but what does this have to do with anything?
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by mushishi 12y ago
So how do you deal with non-Java platforms? Do you use only those that have memory model defined?
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by mushishi 12y ago
From the FAQ: "Is Lisp as hard as people say it is? No. Lisp is actually the simplest programming language, and has no syntactic cruft. While it wasn't designed to be “easy to learn” like Swift, Python, Ruby, or Basic, there is le
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by mushishi 12y ago
For me the emphasis on the amount of votes is weird. When I browse HN, I look at what the topic is, and whether the thread has any comments. The more the comments, the more likely I am going to check them out. Then I open the comments view,
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by mushishi 12y ago
I've been bitten by Hibernate and Seam badly. Although Ceylon might be cool, I've got reservations to take a look at it seriously. Not exactly because it is Gavin's work but because I am in no rush anymore to use bleeding edg
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by mushishi 12y ago
Where did you read that it had something to do with Helsinki police? At least the money exchange took place in Tampere. In Finnish: http://www.aamulehti.fi/Kotimaa/1194907965691/artikkeli/mtv+...

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