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   by simplify 5y ago

   I'm not sure what came first, but it's unfortunate that hyperscript.org clashes with hyperscript, the pure JavaScript notation to describe HTML.
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   by simplify 6y ago

   As a religious person, I don't see how the issues you describe are any lesser in non-religious populations. You're misplacing your blame; society would still have these problems without religion, and it'd arguably be worse,
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   by simplify 6y ago

   This is only true as far as how most Christians and churches are so casual in their beliefs, there's no meaningful difference in their lifestyle vs a non-believer's.
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   by simplify 6y ago

   Svelte is more of an alternative to Vue than it is React.
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   by simplify 6y ago

   Does Routine have realtime collaboration? Currently using input.com for notes+tasks but still waiting for them to add better sharing model (they have rt collab but you have to send an invite for each doc, not ideal).
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   by simplify 6y ago

   Ozo[1] is another authorization language, but based on Prolog. It'd be interesting to compare the capabilities between the two. [1] https://www.osohq.com
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   by simplify 6y ago

   Agreed, Cypher was the thing I loved most about neo4j.
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   by simplify 6y ago

   I can second caprover. Personally I find it easier to use than dokku. The admin ui is quite nice.
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   by simplify 6y ago

   There are quite a few listed here: https://quickparty.games
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    by simplify 6y ago

    I don't know anything about Thailand. I'm only commenting on the US.
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    by simplify 6y ago

    Yes, and it's a shame such justice isn't applied in the US like drug possession laws, where the punishment far exceeds the crime.
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    by simplify 6y ago

    Mithril.js another "plain JS and DOM" React-like library. It's has been around for a long time now with a healthy community, so it's pretty robust.
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    by simplify 6y ago

    Two I've been lightly following are Redwood[0] and Blitz[1]. Still a long ways behind something like Rails, but promising nonetheless. [0] https://github.com/blitz-js/blitz [1] https://github.com/r
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    by simplify 6y ago

    Every developer should learn Prolog or a logic language in their career. It's mind-bending in the best way, and opens your eyes to how a computer can do work for you by you describing the problem instead of the solution. SQL is a la
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    by simplify 6y ago

    > or rather it’s meaningless to argue if we have any or not, as it cannot be defined. This sums up my view too. Can't argue about it if you can't define it.
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    by simplify 6y ago

    The Bad Plus (version 1) is such an unreasonable concentration of extraordinary talent, I haven't yet found anything else that comes close.
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    by simplify 6y ago

    How lucky the young must be, to not hear of Java nor JRE.
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    by simplify 6y ago

    I still don't use them :)
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    by simplify 6y ago

    Same here. Do they have a dataset of writings that are labeled with their respective author's MBTI category? I wonder how they managed to get that.
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    by simplify 6y ago

    > This sounds a bit like the "Why pay for dropbox when rsync is free?" argument. Sure you can do all of that yourself It doesn't sound like that argument. He compared it to Heroku's offerings, which are $0-9.
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    by simplify 6y ago

    Agreed. That turned me off to the article. Made it sound like an ad.
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    by simplify 6y ago

    Asking "how is this different" is not dismissive. It's just a question. How else should one ask for a useful comparison?
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    by simplify 6y ago

    > For thousands of years, living people breathed, dead people didn’t, and no one knew why. The explanations that passed for medicine during that time sound absurd now. The early Greeks, most notably Homer, believed that humans had two so
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    by simplify 6y ago

    That's definitely a concern, but the more pressing concern is allowing the government to hold this power – something I think we can all agree shouldn't be allowed (without due process).
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    by simplify 6y ago

    Maybe custom elements would help? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Web_Components/... There's also spruce when you need to share data across components https://github.com&#x2F
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    by simplify 6y ago

    If you think people should be 100% selfless, you're asking for too much. Even good-hearted people help for the reward of feeling good about it.
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    by simplify 6y ago

    None of those things have the requirement of anonymity. You can verify those numbers at any time, unlike a vote.
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    by simplify 6y ago

    Why isn't what just HTML?
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    by simplify 6y ago

    Switching the voting system to approval voting[0] is probably the most effective action for how simple it is. It would greatly help solve the prevalent "only two parties are viable" problem, which should help remove the need to pu
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    by simplify 6y ago

    Nature may be indifferent to our existence, but we are not indifferent to nature. How is this?