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by palerdot 7y ago
I'm a big fan of this infographic youtube channel that creates some innovative infographics to explain the gist of content. Just thought of sharing it here and see if people like it too.
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The Modern Struggle [video](youtube.com)
1 points by palerdot 7y ago|1 comments
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by palerdot 7y ago
Redis comes to my mind which is actively developed and can be considered one of the new projects that is powering lot of new stuffs ... Also SQlite, Postgres which are very actively developed and again being used in much of the newer stuffs
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by palerdot 7y ago
As a start, it will be nice to just show the relative intensity of the light ignoring clouds and stuffs ... for example, people should know early morning, mid day and evening from the map which helps which part of the globe is going to get
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Purely functional data structures (1996) [pdf](cs.cmu.edu)
2 points by palerdot 7y ago|0 comments
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by palerdot 7y ago
Hi, Author of extension here ... This extension is already available in chrome and I just ported to Firefox since I recently started using Firefox as my primary browser since quantum ... This is intentionally a offline only extension design
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Show HN: Firefox extension to set repeatable reminders/notes(addons.mozilla.org)
2 points by palerdot 7y ago|1 comments
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by palerdot 7y ago
This is the restored/better version of the original 2011 version. The original version is now lost and there was a previous discussion on this on HN here - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2638806 Right now, I gue
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Rich Hickey Q&A (2011)(github.com)
1 points by palerdot 7y ago|1 comments
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by palerdot 7y ago
I just noticed that Reframe README is very amusing and wickedly hilarious in some parts. It is very refreshing to read compared to other bland/formal/techinical READMEs ... Maybe in future I will try and see if using Reframe itsel
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Simple, Fast and Safe Manual Memory Management (2017) [pdf](microsoft.com)
60 points by palerdot 7y ago|12 comments
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by palerdot 8y ago
I was in the complete messed up scenario. Youtube loads ads fine, but after playing them, was not able to load the actual content.
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Microsoft Monaco Editor's IE11 Issue(github.com)
1 points by palerdot 8y ago|0 comments
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by palerdot 8y ago
Mine - https://palerdot.in Just a static site that I use as kind of showcase to my personal stuffs.
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by palerdot 8y ago
Backbone JS uses hash for routing. Case in point - http://backbonejs.org/#Router . There should be lot of sites that uses hash params as routes which still exists from the early SPA era.
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by palerdot 8y ago
Thinking of Redux as a 'detached state tree' that the whole app can subscribe too might give a better picture of some problems that it is solving. In React, when you lift state up and up, you mostly end up tracking lot of irreleva
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by palerdot 8y ago
Youtube search quality is horribly bad in recent weeks. I'm being suggested videos that are minimum 2 years older continously in the home page. There are more recent videos from the same channels, but all I see is 2-3 year old video su
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Scala.js contribution disclaimer(github.com)
41 points by palerdot 8y ago|6 comments
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by palerdot 8y ago
One thing that looks 'magical' is how does the setWhatever function lets React know that state has changed and has to re-render? Is there any info/writeup on this anywhere?
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by palerdot 8y ago
I have the exact opposite perception. Previously, I used to convert a function/stateless component, just because I need one transient state and it felt very verbose to switch to class components, while all it needed was one state and c
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by palerdot 8y ago
Interesting ... One sane thing about git is, it is very difficult to lose data. You have to work out of your way to lose data like delete your local and remote histories. Even if that is the case, if someone else has branched meanwhile, it
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by palerdot 8y ago
> Push or pull a single branch > The fossil push, fossil pull, and fossil sync commands do not provide the capability to push or pull individual branches. Pushing and pulling in Fossil is all or nothing. This is in keeping with Fo
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by palerdot 8y ago
This is the most inspiring article of 2018, both in tone and content. Huge thanks to Dan for this writeup.
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by palerdot 8y ago
I think, this should be considered as an easy to use library to do things that is anyway being done already, or anyone can do with some amount of work. Comparing this library to surveillance tool kind of distorts the idea of what this libra
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by palerdot 8y ago
Now is not a bad time to rage quit Facebook either.
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102-year-old great-granny becomes 'oldest' skydiver(nst.com.my)
3 points by palerdot 8y ago|0 comments
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by palerdot 8y ago
Tiny beautiful things by cheryl strayed. Fascinating book and must read particularly if you are feeling little down in life. I was initially skeptical of the genre, but one of the great books I have read.
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by palerdot 8y ago
> In this conclusion to our 4 part series, you'll learn how to used Gatsby.js and TakeShape to make your JAMstack site sweeter. There is a grammatical typo in the opening headline which should read 'how to use Gatsby.js ...&#x2
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Aluminium and water are fuel for this electric vehicle(thehindu.com)
1 points by palerdot 8y ago|0 comments
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by palerdot 8y ago
This service looks promising, but it is unfortunate that we have to go as barebones as 'no javscript' to convince people that they are not doing any malicious tracking. Javascript is becoming inevitable and some service/compa

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