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Is there gonna be any Elm 0.19?
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Show HN: kontext – Context in JavaScript functions without `this`
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This tool will parse your local My Clippings file to JSON: https://github.com/maxhallinan/my-clippings-to-json
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I can't speak to Typescript but check out the Flow types for Ramda: https://github.com/flowtype/flow-typed/blob/master/definitio... Maybe just a matter of perception but it looks verbose to me.
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Show HN: Reshep – A HOC that “reshapes” a React component props object
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Some (many?) slack bots will need to be updated.
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>...what we call web frameworks are transforming from runtime libraries into optimizing compilers. I took that to mean that the frameworks are doing the optimization. But the article doesn't give examples of the frameworks. The only
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> The trend started by minifiers like UglifyJS and continued by transpilers like Babel will only accelerate. Not to be pedantic, but are UglifyJS and Babel "frameworks"? Not a Ember user, so maybe Ember has some sort of built-i
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Show HN: Kreighter – A utility for generating Redux action creators
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I think you're missing the point. I don't think that Americans are losing faith in the value of education. Most Americans I know envy the low cost of education in Europe exactly because they would like the same conditions of acces
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Ask HN: Thoughts on Flow
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Individual known for benevolent acts arrested on charges of other, malevolent acts chills community of benevolent actors?
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I definitely appreciated this early warning to get off the ride.
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Thanks for the code snippets. That actually helps me to understand quite a bit how Elm's JSON parsing situation can be improved within the FP paradigm. > So what you're frustrated with is that a group of likeminded individuals
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Unfortunately, CFS is not the only illness whose existence the medical profession generally refuses to admit. There are a host of other syndromes or symptom constellations that doctors can't find markers of and thus call psychosomatic.
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I've wondered the same thing myself pretty much every time I've come into contact with a doctor. The fundamental lack of curiosity for someone in a field related to science (seemingly based on science) is astonishing.
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Something I find incredibly off-putting about Elm is the evangelical and generally unbalanced tone taken by many prominent members of the Elm community. I almost never come across Elm advocates accepting a valid criticism of the language. T
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Thanks for adding redeuceur to your list! I didn't realize there were so many reducer utilities but I'm not surprised. I like the way Redux leaves room for the user to play with the implementation. In the blog post you linked to (
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Show HN: redeuceur – A utility for creating terse Redux reducers
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The last part of your comment blames front-end developers for the shortcomings of the web platform. I think many would be interested in a more uniform, stable interface. But they're not the ones with the power to change things on the p
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John Resig used Genius to annotate the jQuery source code. Seems to be broken now. https://genius.it/johnresig.com/files/jquery-original.html
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Great list! Thanks a bunch.
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I like python_prompt_toolkit, though I think the learning curve can be a bit steep. It gives you a ton of flexibility, which I really appreciate, but I have a hard time remembering how all the pieces interact. I hope I don't sound over
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This is great. Exactly the kind of thing I'm looking for.
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I think many/most Node TUI's use Inquirer. I have mixed feelings about it. Python has several library's that provide lower-level constructs for building CLI and TUI's. Then they provide examples for using the library to
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Thanks for pointing that out. I'm interested in both.
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Ask HN: Good examples of interactive command-line user experience?
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Show HN: Kindle clippings to JSON
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Investigating Rare Diseases with ML, NLP, and Network Analysis
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I love reading Dan Abramov's writing because I always learn two things at the same time: 1. something about programming; 2. something about communicating with people.
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