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Show HN: A very simple http “proxy” on runkit(runkit.io)
5 points by projectant 9y ago|2 comments
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by projectant 9y ago
Quote of the year: > But if Facebook is bigger, newer, and weirder than a mere company, surely his trip is bigger, newer, and weirder than a mere presidential run. Maybe he’s doing research and development, reverse-engineering social b
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by projectant 9y ago
Exactly. It's like, Woah, hold your horses there. "Obsolete"? I don't think so. To what extent can this IPFS serve an API or a dynamic database at this point? To what extent will it ever be able to do that? I think HTTP&
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Thiel backs Peptilogics to move antibiotic toward IND(fiercebiotech.com)
1 points by projectant 9y ago|0 comments
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Hong Kong fast developing as a cryptocurrency centre(scmp.com)
2 points by projectant 9y ago|0 comments
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by projectant 9y ago
> There's another kind of person - and there's a lot of them - who thinks those things are important by themselves , and that putting those things ahead of what I think are rule one is ever acceptable. I think you totally unde
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by projectant 9y ago
Thank you so much!
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by projectant 9y ago
I'm concerned about the lack of type annotations. What about XSS prevention? Maintainability? An API? How are people supposed to use this code in future projects? Your variable names don't conform to Code Complete. This code smell
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by projectant 9y ago
Cool. Or you can contribute as well. Make a pull request!
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by projectant 9y ago
There's this: https://github.com/textonly/news ( and its own 'textonly' version https://raw.githubusercontent.com/textonly/news/master/READM... )
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by projectant 9y ago
Maybe the future history of the web will be Chinese made. Multiple independent app platform on Android there. Also if standardization is slow and mired by incumbent company interests maybe something capable of a unilateral forward thrust in
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by projectant 9y ago
No isn't the data binding the Flux part of React, not React itself? I think so... but anyway don't you think this code is good?
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by projectant 9y ago
This is a bookmarklet to anyone who doesn't know. Code is here also for convenience: javascript:(function()%7B(function()%20%7Bconst%20req%20%3D%20new%20XMLHttpRequest()%3Bconst%20key%20%3D%20'AIzaSyAUYMRSUW3BAZLhSTbB1poQuQ4xa
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by projectant 9y ago
It's a trade off definitely. The way I think of it is, how often would you have to sub? Rarely. Since most uris do not have spaces, and even putting a URL in an address bar will usually sub it. On the plus side, having a simpler syntax
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by projectant 9y ago
I think it could be improved by adding some styles to the inserted textarea, such as opacity, or position absolute, or even a pointer events to make sure it is invisible and doesn't interact. Display: none does not work as then select
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by projectant 9y ago
I think org-mode is good. But I think that it and markdown could have better syntax for links. Like a link doesn't have to be wrapped in an opener or closer, since any spaces can be escaped. So you could simply do: ~A new search engine
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by projectant 9y ago
That's a good point. How do you create a "local working archive" of a website? It's a really good idea. Want to get started on working on some project like this?
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by projectant 9y ago
For references, I'm taking implementing the "MyComponent" example from the "Broken Promise of Web Components"[1] article, in minimal JS. One thing it's meant to show you don't need to "transpile"
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Show HN: "React" in 50 lines of vanilla JS(gist.github.com)
1 points by projectant 9y ago|3 comments
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by projectant 9y ago
Github gist version of jsbin page here: https://gist.github.com/dosyago-coder-0/b7bcf95f60b6979de2a0...
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Show HN: ⌘goo.gl - Shorten current URL and copy to clipboard in 1-click(output.jsbin.com)
5 points by projectant 9y ago|4 comments
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by projectant 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liliane_Bettencourt
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The world's richest woman has died(lite.cnn.io)
1 points by projectant 9y ago|1 comments
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Valu, the Startup in Japan That Lets Anyone Hold a Personal IPO(bloomberg.com)
2 points by projectant 9y ago|0 comments
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by projectant 9y ago
But how good can a search engine be if it does not track its humans, and therefore cannot use browsing / search history as contextual clues for query ranking / semantics ? It might be very good. But can such a system compete w
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by projectant 9y ago
I find it funny that engineers ( on HN ? ) put on their I'm-a-rigid-logic-thinking-only-engineer cap when it suits them, and their I'm-an-imaginative-open-eyed-creative-rebel cap when it suits them as well. Traits of the first cap
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by projectant 9y ago
Ok but, in reply to that tweet, one point keccak.team make, which seems valid for non-classified cryptanalysis, is that researchers don't invest time in trying to analyse ARX because the propagation of addition makes it too complicated
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by projectant 9y ago
For example see https://github.com/dosyago-coder-0/dosyhil/blob/master/test.... And more diverse at https://github.com/dosyago-corp/pa-os-server/blob/master/vie...
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Show HN: Html templating using string tags(github.com)
1 points by projectant 9y ago|1 comments
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by projectant 9y ago
It adds a stylesheet to accept new stylerules. For every element set (CSS selector) you want to watch it adds a new stylerule that makes a no-op animation happen (transform:none -> transform:none). Every time such a node that matches you

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