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   by simplify 8y ago

   It doesn't have functions, but I've also released a type-checked configuration language recently[0]. The main difference is it's designed to be easy to edit, even by non-technical users. [0] https://github.com&#x2F
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   by simplify 8y ago

   Mithril's simplicity is a breath of fresh air compared to React's complexity. Highly recommend.
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   by simplify 8y ago

   I would add the question of, can a civilian buy it and use it on the streets? Just owning one in a garage doesn't really mean anything.
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   by simplify 8y ago

   If you have your list of possible errors, it really shouldn't take that long to write a `errorObj -> string` function.
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   by simplify 8y ago

   You should probably scope and clarify your rule of thumb. For example, writing a function that renders readable error messages to a UI will be far more than 20 lines of code.
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   by simplify 8y ago

   Yes. The core cause of many of our problems is how capitalism is broken. Between removing individual contribution limits [0], unlimited monetary influence from Super PACs [1], and our weakening Antitrust laws (that somehow allowed AT&T
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   by simplify 8y ago

   The latter problem would be solved with approval voting at least https://ncase.me/ballot/
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   by simplify 8y ago

   Hi HN, author here. I was fed up with the current state of configuration files, so I decided to create a better solution. Key features of Zaml are: - Minimal, straightforward syntax. Easy for non-technical people to edit. - Great error mess
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   Show HN: Zaml – My hand-written YAML alternative with minimal syntax(github.com)

   4 points by simplify 8y ago|1 comments
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    by simplify 8y ago

    Seems not? https://github.com/GNOME/vala
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    by simplify 8y ago

    Not that surprising considering it's a free icon https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/bookshelf_167708
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    by simplify 8y ago

    Keep in mind that unhappily married or divorced people are the ones who are more likely to say something about it. I'm happily married. I don't really mention it, and I'm sure others in a similar situation do the same.
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    by simplify 8y ago

    If web components will be built-in, I imagine it's possible for browsers to provide a way to style them in user-land.
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    by simplify 8y ago

    Yeah seriously, it's like we need a "Fake Show HN:" to surface these apps that are already out there.
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    by simplify 8y ago

    Does making palm oil require destroying the tree? I'm honestly ignorant about this subject.
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    by simplify 8y ago

    On your last point, it's easier to see all props the component depends on when you destructure them upfront like that.
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    by simplify 8y ago

    Also note that not being "a healthy person" may not be your fault. Some people's digestive systems weaken over time, causing them to often feel less full when eating (and thus eat more without realizing it).
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    by simplify 8y ago

    Oh wow. I would love to hear more stories if you have any.
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    by simplify 8y ago

    Paper ballots are objectively more secure. If an electronic voting method becomes widespread, one vulnerability can compromise the entire election. Compare that to paper ballots. How many humans do you need to compromise all paper ballot co
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    by simplify 8y ago

    And here's an excellent interactive resource to better understand pros/cons of different vote systems: https://ncase.me/ballot/
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    by simplify 8y ago

    With Tailwind you use @apply to achieve this goal: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/extracting-components
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    by simplify 8y ago

    Ok, I hear you. But I think my usage is ok. The purpose of prohibition is to apply a criminal status to an otherwise non-criminal. And without that law they are innocent, no? Or how else should we describe the status of said citizens withou
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    by simplify 8y ago

    I'm not "defining words to have whatever meaning". I explicitly agreed with you on the technicality of innocent vs criminal ("Of course"), and brought the conversation back the actual point: Prihibition is dramatica
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    by simplify 8y ago

    Of course, that's the entire point. Without prohibition they are innocent. With prohibition they are criminals. That is why prohibition is dramatically worse. People who are not a threat to society are imputed as criminals, losing thei
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    by simplify 8y ago

    It's dramatically worse becouse it imputes innocent people as criminals and puts them in jail.
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    by simplify 8y ago

    I have an old macbook air too. My biggest fear is the new keyboard will be a downgrade.
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    by simplify 8y ago

    > unfortunately the number of apps that can make full use of the increased power is still limited Isn't that a good thing? For example, wouldn't it be great if all web apps were optimized for specs lower than the machines we us
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    by simplify 8y ago

    How so?
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    by simplify 8y ago

    Cholesterol is not really a diet ingredient, but a substance that is created and maintained by your body. It's vital to functions such as learning, memory, and repairing blood vessels. Almost all cells in your body can make cholesterol
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    by simplify 8y ago

    Can you cite those efforts and negotiations? I want to read more.