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by sesm 3y ago
How would you allow cells to communicate with each other while being isolated from the rest of the page?
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by sesm 3y ago
I think there is definitely a place for “unobtrusive JS” “HTML over the wire” framework. But it should have a clear path for upgrading to conventional SPA stack where needed. Maybe the upcoming Next.JS replacement will have SPA part as opti
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by sesm 3y ago
Ok, I see, the idea is to render parts of the page on server and swap those parts on the client with things like: https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-swap/ So it's not really an "Angular-1-like", but mor
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by sesm 3y ago
Does this ideology lead to significant technical differences from early versions of Angular 1 and early versions of Vue?
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by sesm 3y ago
That's not true, see for example initial announcement on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5789055 React didn't get much adoption initially and FB didn't spend money on marketing their framework, like
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by sesm 3y ago
What are technical differences between HTMX and early versions of Angular 1? It has the same idea of sprinkling some attributes over HTML to make it dynamic for easy cases. There were many frameworks that started like this (Angular 1, Vue,
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by sesm 3y ago
Most of confusion can be resolved by introducing 3 separate entities (and naming them properly): - Instant - a point in monotonously increasing time (Unix timestamp is usually a good enough approximation for most cases) - Calendar - Wallclo
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by sesm 3y ago
It feels dissatisfying because most of those theories are overfitting of models with tons of free parameters to all available experimental data, and when new experimental data appears a new free parameter is introduced to the model. The act
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by sesm 3y ago
You can find a more detailed (yet accessible) description of TCP congestion avoidance and slow start in this excellent and free book: https://hpbn.co/building-blocks-of-tcp/#congestion-avoidance... Edit: also, it has a
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by sesm 3y ago
I was thinking about the essence of open source recently, and I came to the following conclusion: open source is when you treat people as developers, not as users. Which means: it should be trivial to build and run from source, debug, add e
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by sesm 3y ago
Thanks for your explanation! Making things explicit and not shadowing `map` seems like a good thing to me.
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by sesm 3y ago
One big advantage of React over templating languages is ability to use regular JS functions for loops and conditions. What would happen if regular `map` is used instead of `e/for` in this example: https://electric.hyperfiddl
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by sesm 3y ago
I instinctively click on 'X' when I want to close a thread. It kinda works.
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by sesm 3y ago
It is well defined: a group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes or interbreeding
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by sesm 3y ago
Does he provide an example of other definition of diversity that makes sense in biological context?
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by sesm 3y ago
Why not define ecological diversity as number of distinct biological species living in the area?
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by sesm 3y ago
This sounds somewhat similar to ‘dynamic personality concept’ by Hlomov, which states that a developed personality has 3 parts: schizoid, borderline and narcissistic. All those parts can have different adaptation issues and if one part cons
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by sesm 3y ago
This part is exremely confusing: https://tour.val-lang.dev/bindings#lifetime Why a value declared with `let` has a lifetime? Is it because they want to avoid copying objects and data structures?
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by sesm 3y ago
Basically, there are 2 hypothesis: WIMPs and MACHOs. WIMPs stands for Weakly Interacting Massive Particles, and proposes that DM consist of yet unknown massive particles that don’t interact much with regular matter. The problem with that hy
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by sesm 3y ago
How do you satisfy the chemical elements constrain if you get country starting with 'Au'? It's 79 plus VII (23+53+53) and V (23) (from roman numerals part), while the sum should be 200
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by sesm 3y ago
> embed the http server and data storage engine as libraries in my static binary. That's very interesting, I've been looking for DB + web server + application server in one process solutions some time ago, but the only thing I
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by sesm 3y ago
I think they mean "destroys", but they don't want Flipper to look evil, they want the smart-meter to look fragile instead, so this unusual wording is used.
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by sesm 3y ago
I agree with your last point
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by sesm 3y ago
I disagree, 'everything will evaporate' assumes a model of one-time ever-expanding universe.
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by sesm 3y ago
Note that inflationary cosmology model this article is based on, is having a big crisis now, because it struggles to explain galaxy formation in early universe that is currently observed by JWST. However, cyclical cosmology model recently g
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by sesm 3y ago
But if pathfinding is too smart, then it becomes hard to micro-control the units, see StarCraft 2 vs StarCraft Brood War.
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by sesm 4y ago
I find this one hilarious: https://imgur.com/a/sc11rAB
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by sesm 4y ago
There is a talk about Fitbit load balancer on YouTube, where their algorithm is described. They used modified least connections algorithm, which also tracks failure rate of each node, decreasing the traffic when error rate is increased. The
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by sesm 4y ago
If it’s a NextJS alternative then it supports client-side components too? Is client-side code written in Rust? Is it then compiled to JS or to WASM? Couldn’t find those answers from quick look at the website and GitHub page.
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by sesm 4y ago
The way I read this: this method of finding non-pertrubative terms requires calculating perturbative terms first, that’s why it can’t be applied to QED and other more-or-less realistic theories. But of course string theorists can use this

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