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pkphilip
1y ago
This is really cool! thank you!
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1y ago
Ridiculous that you are being downvotted for stating a fact.
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1y ago
How convenient?! People weren't even allowed to buy groceries without a vaccine certificate!
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1y ago
I can see that the downvote army has arrived.
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1y ago
About time
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1y ago
It wasn't just Americans who were against the vaccine mandates. Across the world many people were upset about being forced to take vaccines under threat of being forced out of their jobs, colleges etc
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1y ago
How similar is Pharo to this whole experience?
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1y ago
Is there a possibility that you could do a short video with a demonstration of your workflow using AI with REPL in Clojure?
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1y ago
I am all for this. A completely simplified version of HTML without all the quirks and edge cases which have been added in over years + Javascript.
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1y ago
My mistake. I mean Hiccup (not Htmx). I prefer the approach of using external template files.
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1y ago
Thank you for doing this. I am just checking out the Biff framework. One part I would change is the dependence on htmx for html generation. I would really prefer an external template file into which we can replace fields
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1y ago
This is a real issue with most vehicles these days. I have a pal with a Triumph Street Twin which gave the message in the console and they couldn't figure out what was causing it. The bike would go into limp mode indicating as though t
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1y ago
The connection goes further back to Asheroth - the Cannanite goddess of fertility.
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2y ago
Cool! what is the name of your game engine? For some reason the imgur links are banned here in India and so not able to see it.
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2y ago
There are many unique features of Object Pascal as used in Delphi which makes it very easy to write components in: * Components have a support for customizable UI interfaces for setting the property of components called property sheets and
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2y ago
Frameworks like Vue 3 don't actually work on older browsers since it requires ES2016 support in the browsers.. that means IE 11 and older browsers are out. With Svelte you need Microsoft Edge (IE 11 is not supported). Also, it requires
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2y ago
True. As you can see I have been downvotted just for asking that question
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2y ago
True. The UI of the applications from the late 90s to the early 2000s was way better than it is now - especially when you compare it to what is there in the web apps now. Besides keyboard shortcuts, the following capabilities haven't r
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2y ago
Why is this person's comment being downvotted?
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2y ago
Is there any possibility of getting pre-built binaries? If these can be released as nightlies or at least from time to time it will really help with the adoption.
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2y ago
It is actually quite simple. Unless you artificially restrict the ability for a herd to migrate, herds will migrate from a spot where they have eaten the greenery to an area where there is more greenery. This rotation allows the soil to reg
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2y ago
I must say that I resonate with almost all of the points stated. These particularly stood out to me: Frontend development is a nightmare world of Kafkaesque awfulness I no longer enjoy ORMs are the devil in all languages and all implementat
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2y ago
I wrote a basic bootable 32-bit OS and an editor in x86 assembly :) all without internet and by poring through the Intel manuals and the "Undocumented..." series of books.
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2y ago
That's just awesome!
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2y ago
Same here. I did use the ZX Spectrum in India. Late 80s.
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2y ago
Ah! the memories! They are not as rosy as they seem now though.. the tapes were very finicky and you could get data errors very easily - sometimes almost at the very end of the loading of the programs. But yes, I did enjoy those days.
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2y ago
Genuine question. Is it better or worse for a site like HN to have guidelines in place which leads to hypersenstivity when it comes to comments? Aren't we all adults here on this site who should be able to handle some pushback?
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2y ago
Right. I find that quite puzzling. Zuck hasn't produced anything apart from a platform with very questionable business practices and which serves as a surveillance tool but somehow he gets far less pushback than Musk.
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I really wish the old Nokia was still around but without the cruft of their internal politics. Something that Nokia was slow to get is also the appeal of the App Store / Play Store as a way of downloading apps easily which was always a
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This is huge! The ability to create ammonia from scratch - provided it can be done in a way which is also safe in terms of storage of the generated ammonia, can be game changer as it can be used as a carrier for hydrogen for Hydrogen-powere
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