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by sebringj 9y ago
This is IMO from here on out...How aware are the various species concerning the things around them? We can guess without having a PHD or going into the blackhole of philosophic debate. Flies don't contemplate the feelings of other flie
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by sebringj 9y ago
This is just clickbait exploitation for Wordpress haters who think Wordpress is a pile of garbage and wished it would just die already and then were hoping this would be empirical damnation but were slightly disappointed that it wasn't
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by sebringj 9y ago
I think you are spot on in the leapfrog. It will be augmented for a time but then it will be much tinier of a time its augmented to when its just full AI.
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by sebringj 9y ago
Sorry replying to my own thread... I was just thinking, it all comes down to your will. Who will have the greatest will and orchestration of all these AIs combining them together. That will be the next thing, well its already happening.
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by sebringj 9y ago
Right but what if we didn't have to code anymore? Who would be reading it? Meaning, we don't worry about compiler readability anymore, we used to when assembly was fine tweaked etc. Just a thought. I work on full stack including f
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I can picture using this with a voice interface w/ full screen transparent overlay toggle for navigating the world. Eye-swiping seems too difficult. Couple that with sensing where your hands are and you could manipulate 3d interfaces w
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by sebringj 9y ago
I used it actually because I love react but needed to work with a great designer who already knew sass and I needed to include react components but also wanted to hook it up with a cms too. Check check check... keeps going and produces a st
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by sebringj 9y ago
In remembering this issue I had, I made a frankenstein promise return object mimicking fetch's interface called "retch" but didn't publish it. It allowed progress and cancelling. It made me think would be nice to have a
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by sebringj 9y ago
I thought gatsbyjs was a nice medium ground. You have the familiarity of a single-page app in terms of stack and yet have the quick loading times and back button, SEO all of that since it produces a static site. I thought it was genius but
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Remove the hat from the dog and it seems to lose its sense of style. Is the dog a fashionista? This is anthropomorphism while being unconscious of it.
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I like fetch except its missing xhr basic stuff like cancel and abort, etc. I don't know who makes these standards.
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I think its easier to say that because of the past history of moving targets with JS. The "aha" moment you get with React is it abstracts things in a very easy to understand way with JSX at its heart. You then find it quite easy t
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Right but "flaws" is relative.
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Don't you kind of wish they just said screw it, let's just use React for the standard and move forward. Is that wrong to say?
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I stand corrected. Thank you.
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Maybe example of AI narrow intelligence gone wrong?, well, assuming its AI, I can't see implementation and Amazon is obviously behind this. Seems like the model is borked.
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by sebringj 9y ago
When an AI does create a web page successfully in terms of replacing what a human can do completely, it will probably make the code in such a way that it is unmaintainable because why make it maintainable? We would not have to maintain it a
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by sebringj 9y ago
This was on TED where it demonstrated using Ultraviolet wavelengths at a particular frequency that didn't cause skin cancer but only killed surface bacteria. https://www.ted.com/talks/david_brenner_a_new_weapon_in_
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by sebringj 9y ago
"I've been a fan cannibalism for all my life but was never able to participate fully in it, for legal reasons. Maybe they'll start growing human meat and I can finally be myself without having to murder people!" That hyp
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by sebringj 9y ago
When I used it many years back, both UI and Mobile, I found it kludgy and odd. The UI wasn't all that pretty compared to Bootstrap so I just started using that and actually forgot about this entirely. I think that's where the actu
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by sebringj 9y ago
Well its subjective as I cannot exactly say feelings. When I mean "insane" I just mean it feels that way as you are pushing yourself toward something without definitive proof or in some cases breaking completely new ground that re
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by sebringj 9y ago
I agree. I would also add on a personal note, I'm not religious by any account, but your goals have to be your religion. You have to have faith that your grit will achieve those goals and pray to the gods of achievement everyday and be
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by sebringj 9y ago
I think REST's ambiguity and arbitrary nature is a real thing for those that are opinionated. (not me so much) Strange but JSON RPC did away with those types of arguments but wasn't used maybe because the name sounds complicated (
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tldr; Amazon now requires fake accounts to pay them first.
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What about click-bait titles?
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I actually prefer coding by myself as I get to do my own thing but when it comes to working with teams, I strongly prefer a framework because its kind of like how religion helped form alliances or like how a river flows in the same directio
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by sebringj 9y ago
If you are not on a team and don't have any budget requirements, then sure. Do it all from scratch and in your own arbitrary flavored-way in your basement, then write documentation later and put it on hacker news as the next great js f
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by sebringj 9y ago
If you balance pay vs. skill and the rarity of such an incredible web game...things are quite the way they should be. Reality. No one is going to pay an average web developer to care that much because they themselves do not care enough to i
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just periodically hold down left and space to get lots of points awesome future ahead for games!
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These exchanges are running off of traditional programming, not decentralize programming correct? Isn't it possible to run them decentralized like with Ethereum or something? Maybe that's too slow? Just wondering as trust mixed wi

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