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by rer 10y ago
No CSS or Javascript. Sorry.
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by rer 10y ago
No Javascript, sorry.
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by rer 10y ago
> cross-platform UI libraries don't really let you fine-tune the UI I want to be able to fine-tune the UI.
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by rer 10y ago
No HTML, JS, CSS. Electron is eliminated.
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by rer 10y ago
From what I'm reading in this thread, Tk is out of the question. Poor antialiasing sounds like bad looks.
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by rer 10y ago
> I know you haven't I used QT before. Please don't be presumptuous.
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by rer 10y ago
Here's what I want. - The UI to look as good or better than the UI on Mac OS X. I'm not willing to compromise on looks. - The library to be cross-platform. I want to deploy the software on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux. I don'
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Ask HN: What's the best library for making cross-platform UIs?
223 points by rer 10y ago|221 comments
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by rer 10y ago
Write down as many ideas as you can. It helps improve an idea before wasting time on it.
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by rer 10y ago
From the article: One of the bad things about open-ended growth, growing faster than exponentially, is that open-ended growth eventually leads to collapse. How do you avoid that? Well, how have we avoided it? We've avoided it by inn
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Donald Trump is like a biased machine learning algorithm(mathbabe.org)
4 points by rer 10y ago|4 comments
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by rer 10y ago
> First impressions are everything. They're not.
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by rer 10y ago
> I honestly don't think we'll ever see something like that again. Why?
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by rer 10y ago
The "Generating Image Descriptions (2014)" paper also involves text.
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Butterfly your everyday terminal in your web browser(paradoxxxzero.github.io)
1 points by rer 10y ago|0 comments
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by rer 10y ago
An interesting idea is to charge for bad internet comments. Want to be bitchy? Sure, just pay for it.
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by rer 10y ago
How is Python's type system less safe than C's?
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Asana’s in-house framework for writing great web apps(asana.com)
2 points by rer 10y ago|0 comments
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by rer 10y ago
Here's a link to the 1988 paper they're disputing http://datacolada.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Strack-et-a... I wonder if it'd make a difference if the pen was horizontal in the partic
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by rer 10y ago
Well this is a moral dilemma: The only officially sanctioned stores of the smallpox virus are held at heavily secured facilities at the CDC in Atlanta and at a Russian facility in Siberia. Some researchers contend that the samples should b
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by rer 10y ago
Link to source code: https://github.com/facebookresearch/fastText The big result here is the 15,000x speedup compared to a neural network, and which increases as the size of the dataset increases. But this doesn't
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by rer 10y ago
“If we let them go and disband, it means Japan is finished.” Why does this happen? Many of their most ardent fans are women who grew up with them. This can't be the only reason. Why do people have such a hard time letting go?
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by rer 10y ago
It's an actual worm. The male Guinea worm dies, but the female worm incubates in a person’s body for a year, where it grows three to five feet long. It forms a horribly painful and itchy blister until it erupts through the flesh of th
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by rer 10y ago
The other problem is that Linux isn't "real-time." I thought the Linux kernel was preemptive. Isn't this enough to configure the kernel to be real-time?
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Too big to fail (2013)(joearms.github.io)
3 points by rer 10y ago|0 comments
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by rer 10y ago
I often thought of starting a news site exactly on this premise: having to explain why. Who wants it?
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Squashing a Schrödinbug with Strong Typing(cockroachlabs.com)
1 points by rer 10y ago|0 comments