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Rereddit – Go back in time to see top posts(reddit.com)
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by rewq4321 6y ago
Why oh why do we need to download it? :( You can use the new File System Access API[0] (available in Chrome and Edge for now) if you need disk access. Some big applications are already using it, like Construct 3.[1] [0] https://w
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by rewq4321 6y ago
I can't find the particular project I was thinking of (it's like Google Drive, but self-hosted, and allows you to store/archive everything including not just files, but tweets, location check-ins, and more), but here's a
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Tell HN: You can view flagged comments by enabling “showdead” in your profile
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by rewq4321 6y ago
> There is no way to obscure the call to direct "eval" itself; the compiler knows clearly whether it occurs. I must be misunderstanding you, because you've stated that very confidently. window["e"+"val"
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by rewq4321 6y ago
JavaScript is very dynamic. Here I define a variable with `let` and then change it: let foo = 10; eval("fo"+"o = 10"); I could "obfuscate" that eval assignment as much as I like. So you can't completely st
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by rewq4321 6y ago
The Decision Desk call would have taken into account plausible degrees of variation due to recounts. It probably could have been called several hours ago. It seems that at this point we're past 'very likely'.
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by rewq4321 6y ago
This is from the maker[0] of SculptGL (which is open source[1], but no longer maintained), which hit the front page of HN a few weeks ago.[2] He makes a popular Android and iOS app called Nomad, which is for sculpting. This is an experiment
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Nomad Sculpt releases an experimental build for web browsers(twitter.com)
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Where Are Medium Member Fees Going?(medium.com)
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by rewq4321 6y ago
This comment adds very little to the discussion.
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by rewq4321 6y ago
As crazy as it sounds, they should probably switch to a Chromium "back-end" so they can innovate on top of it - like Brave and the new Edge. Firefox has no chance at competing with these multi-billion-dollar juggernauts on the bro
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by rewq4321 6y ago
Technical details in this WebAssembly SF video: https://youtu.be/7JUs4c99-mo?t=24
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by rewq4321 6y ago
Hey Oliver, looks interesting! Any reason it's not available as a web app? It looks like it's HTML/JS anyway? At least going off your alpha code on github. That would be helpful for students who often aren't able to inst
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by rewq4321 6y ago
From the guidelines[0]: > When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names. "That is idiotic; 1 + 1 is 2, not 3" can be shortened to "1 + 1 is 2, not 3." If users don't like those rules, th
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by rewq4321 6y ago
There's a sense in which I agree with you, but it's for a different reason. I want a future where the "foundational" internet services (like chat, broadcast social, payments, etc) are decentralised/federated. And it
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by rewq4321 6y ago
This is not how discussions work on HN. 4chan might be a better place for you to hang out.
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by rewq4321 6y ago
I've never had problems with three.js, which is what most people use for WebGL-powered content. Are you claiming that there's less effort in coding up a native graphics program that works across all platforms? Certainly native has
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by rewq4321 6y ago
On the other hand, it would be useful for people experimenting with low-compute online learning. Also, those types of projects tend to have novel architectures that benefit from the generality of a GPU.
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by rewq4321 6y ago
Pretty cool! You should link to the demo of the editor ( https://victorribeiro.com/tileEditor/ ) on your Itch page. You should also start with a default grid to make it easy for people to quickly start playing around wit
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by rewq4321 6y ago
Really neat experiment! I hope you keep working on this.
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by rewq4321 6y ago
(Not my project, just posting because I think it's pretty neat.) You need Chrome or Edge to use it, since other browser's haven't yet shipped the required features. In case anyone missed it, here's the demo link from the
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A Demo Shell Powered by WebAssembly, WASI and the File System Access API(github.com)
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by rewq4321 6y ago
I think a rough TLDR is: Stereotypes. > Still, even with the introduction of men, programming was often conflated with low-level clerical work commonly performed by women like typing or filing, writes Nathan Ensmenger, a professor of inf
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by rewq4321 6y ago
Especially considering that the authors are some of the best bug bounty hunters in the world. $500 an hour is a fairly normal rate for a top security consultant, as far as I'm aware.
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by rewq4321 6y ago
The user agent gets to choose how the permission requests are shown - that's not part of the spec. For example, they can choose to ignore permission requests until the user has interacted with the site for a significant amount of time.
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by rewq4321 6y ago
> So women need a wheelchair but not men? That's a strange thing to pull out of my mouth, given what I said. If you're trying to say that gender shouldn't be a factor in determining a person's needs, then you're
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by rewq4321 6y ago
> According to most of the IQ literature, a person's IQ does not significantly change over time If you're saying that a person's environment (e.g. education) doesn't causally affect abstract reasoning skills (as measu
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by rewq4321 6y ago
> Can I create a feature that breaches user's privacy? What if I don't build the feature but just write documentation for it? More pertinently, most of the time: What if I think that feature would be a net-positive for everyone
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by rewq4321 6y ago
> There is always talk of increasing the number of women in STEM fields, but never any talk of increasing the number of men in the arts On this particular point, I think it's because STEM-like fields are quite economically useful co

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