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by seabass 6y ago
>What other things in your life would you accept similar limitation? You probably have access to only one power company. A small handful of internet providers. And your car example is quickly becoming the reality as well.
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by seabass 6y ago
It seems strange that Crystal would not utilize more than 100% of the CPU in the HTTP benchmark given that it ran on an 8-core machine and with fibers should be able to split the load across multiple cores. What explanation is there for tha
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by seabass 6y ago
Do you have any more information on getting around head-of-queue blocking by opening up multiple websocket connections instead of just one? Seems like an interesting solution.
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by seabass 6y ago
In the example code from the readme: UserInterface.model({ name: "children", method: UserInterface.appendChild, properties: { tagName: "div", className: "model", children: [ {
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by seabass 6y ago
This API makes little sense to me. If you are going to manually create a vdom, why not just use the native browser APIs to manually create an actual DOM? Most developers tend to prefer not to manually construct DOM elements, but in this cas
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by seabass 6y ago
Dorsey has explicitly stated that because user-defined filters will lead people to remain blissfully unaware of ideas that challenge their own, he does not want Twitter to follow that path. It's a tough call. In some sense, for any glo
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by seabass 6y ago
>InstantClick provides the smoothest experience possible, while still not requiring as much work as a framework (who give lesser results) It's not the job of a framework to make such optimizations. But within any framework, you coul
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by seabass 6y ago
No. Mouse down on any of the sidebar links on that site to see for yourself.
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by seabass 7y ago
Nice, simple execution. I have a similar setup with Atom's daily premarket emails. One piece of feedback. Excluding the futures section, the centered text of the various timespans within the Performance section is harder to scan than l
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by seabass 7y ago
They were also held in Tokyo when it was canceled in 1940.
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by seabass 7y ago
Huge fan of Darktable. For such a gui-centric set of updates, though, how could they not include a single screenshot?
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by seabass 8y ago
I rewrote a ~30k line React app in Mithril and since then it's been my go-to view library. It's not mentioned here often, which is surprising given how nice it is to work with. The biggest improvements for my workflow have been cl
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by seabass 10y ago
Mainstream media is propping them up right now because their "fake news" study supports the agenda of the current news cycle.
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by seabass 10y ago
What is the logical conclusion of your position if not censorship? edit: in response to the second part about Buzzfeed, just in this thread there is someone with your stance on this who is advocating for them as a news source. Maybe a coinc
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by seabass 10y ago
A large part of the coverage I have seen of Breitbart on mainstream news sources has taken the headlines of some of their overly provocative satire pieces and made the claim that they were reporting those headlines as fact. As an aside, I t
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by seabass 10y ago
You're advocating for censoring a source with a better track record than, say, buzzfeed which should by your standard also be censored. Rather than taking your opinion of Breitbart from the companies who stand to profit from the destru
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by seabass 10y ago
To be fair, they have a better track record than most media outlets. They don't trust the information at face value until, according to them at least, it has been verified. What that verification process is I have no idea, but so far i
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by seabass 10y ago
Without support for native modules, is it at all possible to use something like card.io with Exponent? Also, are there any plans to allow plugins that make use of native modules in the way the core SDK uses them?
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by seabass 10y ago
If you are still looking for feedback on the rules, here's what I've got: 1. Allow errors to be source mapped back to the language they were written in originally (bolt/blaze/json). Proper line numbers should be in the e
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by seabass 10y ago
It's half-true that you can't export emails. You can't do it directly, but if you save each email address on the user during account creation, then you're covered. It's not documented, but apparently you can request
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by seabass 10y ago
I think you missed the joke
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by seabass 10y ago
To someone new to crypto, how do companies like WhatsApp implement their end-to-end encryption? Where are keys generated and how are they persisted in a way that allows messages to be re-read no matter what device users are running the app
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by seabass 10y ago
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by seabass 10y ago
This whole article was poorly reasoned about, but this line in particular makes me cringe: > To say that more good developers will be produced by swapping the arts for engineering is like saying that to produce great writers, we should d
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by seabass 11y ago
I expect they'll add it in the future, but given that they intend to begin with payment apis, the service is effectively unusable without SSL.
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by seabass 11y ago
It's interesting you'd put Trump on the far right. I find Trump to be one of the more moderate republican candidates when compared to Cruz, Carson, and Paul, for example. Trump wants universal healthcare and a progressive tax wher
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by seabass 11y ago
In the past I've been able to just import Font Awesome and custom icons into https://icomoon.io/app and create a custom kit that way. That's something that has existed for free for quite some time now with support