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by pkage 6y ago
There are a handful of projects out there, such as BuilderX[0] and React Studio[1]. [0] https://builderx.io/ [1] https://reactstudio.com/
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by pkage 6y ago
That's incredibly overpriced at $26.99 for what is essentially just a dummy input...
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by pkage 6y ago
Yes, it means noise/racket everywhere—though it is primarily used in the UK/Ireland/Australia and fairly uncommon in the US.
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by pkage 6y ago
This comes off as kind of condescending. Clearly not everybody who participates in drinking games has a drinking problem, otherwise you'd see almost everybody who went to college in the US or several other countries (as evidenced by th
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by pkage 6y ago
From my experience as a US government-adjacent worker, there are a few agencies that are really working hard to drag the govt into the present. The General Service Administration's digital efforts (login.gov, Digital Strategy, etc.) ar
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by pkage 6y ago
That was the original idea for Netflix, but the problem is that all the copyright holders decided that they wanted the profits that Netflix was pulling in and created their own streaming services. Pretty soon some ISP is going to sell a bul
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by pkage 6y ago
To hop on this train: people like you and I love customizing our devices and tailoring our experiences to exactly what we'd like, and that's completely fine. To a lot of people, though, their mobile device is just a tool—a tool th
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by pkage 6y ago
This doesn't seem relevant to the topic at hand.
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by pkage 6y ago
I go by the 15 minute rule: I have to put in 15 minutes of work on it before I can get distracted and do something else. Once I get going, it tends to be pretty easy to keep going afterwards. If not, I give it some time and try it again.
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by pkage 6y ago
It's incredible how much you can achieve with using web platform features directly and using the minimal amount of JS possible. Pseudo elements, draggable="true", CSS animations... the list goes on and on. Of course, the real
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by pkage 6y ago
Sidecar works great with touch-enabled input as well—I personally use it for Photoshop/Illustrator projects, and it has completely replaced a traditional tablet (one less thing to carry). Regardless, this project looks incredibly cool.
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by pkage 6y ago
Off topic, but this (from RPG's Worse is Better) sounds very familiar: > Part of the problem stems from our very dear friends in the artificial intelligence (AI) business. AI has a number of good approaches to formalizing human know
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by pkage 6y ago
JPEG is like 50x more complex than PPM, but we eventually moved off that standard as well due to storage size and feature limitations. Plus, it's being adopted by both iPhone and Android--it's not like it's a proprietary form
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by pkage 6y ago
It's still risky for healthy young individuals, while most barely present symptoms some people have a very real risk of dying. "Voluntarily allowing people to get infected" creates a perverse incentive for poor essential work
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by pkage 6y ago
Looks like it's back to normal (ish) now. I'm curious as to what kind of testing they have that this wasn't caught by a test suite though--login integration seems like an incredibly important thing to not break.
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by pkage 7y ago
Every little bit helps, and being able to desk-produce these means that you can make an impact directly and quickly. My parents are both still treating patients, and I was able to print 25+ masks for their practice. While we're waiting
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by pkage 7y ago
Strong recommendation for ZeroMQ as well. It's a thin layer on TCP, is very fast, offers bindings in many languages, and is fairly flexible as well. https://zeromq.org/
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by pkage 7y ago
I don't think that's what he's arguing though—it's not a cache like memcached or anything, it's much more abstract than that. He's saying that calculating values derived from the program state should be as simp
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by pkage 7y ago
Hassles with installing NPM packages (they used their own package manager (!)), it was incredibly heavyweight, baked in reliance on MongoDB, and a weird templating language caused a kind of death-by-a-thousand-cuts situation. Plus, React ca
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by pkage 7y ago
I can second Notion! I've switched over from Notability + Google Keep + an overstuffed bookmark folder, and it's been working great to keep my notes/projects/shopping lists together. I just wish they had an API that I co
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by pkage 8y ago
No, fullstory is an analytics platform that lets you replay a users actions, rather than a time-travel debugger for general Javascript code.
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by pkage 8y ago
One of my close family friends (an endocrinologist) participated in a Watson study at Yale New Haven Hospital. Apparently the amount of effort required to input the patient medical history from paper/other EMR into Watson's system
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by pkage 8y ago
I wrote this extension after seeing a really similar feature in the popular Reddit Enhancement Suite. It's open source here: https://github.com/quadnix/hackernewslc
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Show HN: Chrome extension to open both link and discussion in new tabs on HN(chrome.google.com)
7 points by pkage 8y ago|4 comments
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by pkage 8y ago
Not only are there only 24 packages, 8 are related to build2 itself. cppget has been around since 2016, and at this point I feel it's safe to say it's dead in the water. The problem is that there isn't a nice way in C++ to se
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by pkage 9y ago
Non mobile link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Gateway_Interface
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by pkage 9y ago
Perks of not running everything in the JVM. Even though it's really fast at this point, it's still going to have more overhead than running apps natively.
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by pkage 9y ago
Unfortunately that probably won't work for much longer, as the current administration is planning to slash the CFPB budget.
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by pkage 9y ago
It struck me as one of those "I'm a marketing person who googled a bunch of terms to try to relate" kind of statements.