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by sirsuki 5y ago
Please can we get this more attention: https://sqrl.grc.com/
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by sirsuki 5y ago
I use UML now just to make sense of the huge complexity in code (front end dev) activity charts for logic, sequence charts for debugging, state distances for UI states. I have found it invaluable. But I am the only developer in a team of &g
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by sirsuki 6y ago
I wish there were certifications that parents could enforce kids to get concerning topics like drugs, sex, social media, sexual harassment, etc. the world has many dangers for developing children. Having a talk about them and then having r
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by sirsuki 6y ago
"People hate command lines - not only do they LOOK scary, they give weird unhelpful error messages and… you have to type everything. Ugh." Well, people hate graphical interfaces - not only do they LOOK scary, they give weird unhel
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by sirsuki 6y ago
Condensed History (from author): I really liked the idea that a JS class could represent a custom element. But the need to know when something should be rendered or not and knowing what to update was always a large ask and the reason Virtua
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Show HN: fancy-pants 5K lib for Custom Elements with reactive dirty tracking(fancy-pants.js.org)
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by sirsuki 6y ago
The FOSS community still campaigns the idea of Open Sourced software on desktops. Why then is the same not as popular in other platforms like iOS or PWAs? I truly wish I could visit github.com/[my-iOS-ap]/project and contribute or
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by sirsuki 6y ago
Is it true to think that because they made some choices early on that those choices forever blemish its value even is said choices are later addressed? Much of the complaints about checkout have been split to other commands in newer version
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by sirsuki 6y ago
> There's never been a standard for naming and abbreviating flags, which means that for EACH program you will have to learn new flags. How is this different than web pages or GUI apps? Everyone is different and a button that does on
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by sirsuki 6y ago
Here is a fantastic list of compelling resources about Vitamin-D: https://www.grc.com/health/Vitamin-D.htm
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by sirsuki 7y ago
What the an Associate’s Degree for then?
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by sirsuki 7y ago
A little off topic, The author here describes the use case for this and mentions for those situations where "if you do not need probabilities attached to your parse trees, you are probably better off using nearley instead" This le
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by sirsuki 7y ago
I am surprised that the book [“The Blue Nowhere” by Jeffery Deaver]( https://terebrate.blogspot.com/2012/11/book-review-blue-nowh... ) hasn’t been noted as one of the plot points explores the machine human interacti
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by sirsuki 7y ago
My homepage is a Quine: https://tritarget.org/ It is created using TiddlyWiki
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by sirsuki 7y ago
TiddlyWiki is still one of the best useful Quines out there!!! https://tiddlywiki.com/#Quine
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by sirsuki 7y ago
It is very hard to play on mobile.
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by sirsuki 7y ago
I do this in our house and it works great. I discovered one flaw though. When I say scan the QRCode I am immediately told “i don’t knows how” Or asked “the what?” Or disapproved of with “I hate those things.” Fun fact no one has ever actual
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by sirsuki 7y ago
https://www.grc.com/health/Vitamin-D.htm An amazing amount research on vit-d collected into a digestible web site.
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by sirsuki 7y ago
I have found the [iClever keyboard][1] to be a great portable solution while programming on my iPhone (via [Blink SSH][2] app) [1]: https://www.iclever.com/products/BK05-Tri-Folding-Bluetooth-... [2]: http:/&#x2F
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by sirsuki 7y ago
And Vim and Emacs users laugh uncontrollably. History has yet to learn.
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by sirsuki 7y ago
Any reason iOS is excluded? Last I checked they still have a good share of the mobile user bases out there.
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by sirsuki 7y ago
To be that guy... forget CORS. All localhost servers have a pinned public key. The zoom.us site has the private key. It passes along a signed request. The local server then validates the signature! How is that so hard? Oh wait, I just descr
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by sirsuki 7y ago
Blackjack? In english there are words that end in k while I don’t know of any that end with J. However my vim set up maps jk, kj, jj, and kk to Esc to in reality it is safe to just mash those two keys and one of the maps will work.
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by sirsuki 7y ago
If the pilots were putting that much force on the yoke it is pretty apparent that the pilots really truly wanted the plan to do what they asked of it. I am curious what scenarios the designers of the plan drove then to not trust that the hu
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by sirsuki 7y ago
Probably a bit too novel but why not just not killing other people? I mean we’ve had a long history that doesn’t include random acts of mass murder why now? Couldn’t we work to fix the actual problem instead of reacting with more theatrics?
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by sirsuki 7y ago
I found jk to be the best. If I use it in normal mode it is a no op (cursor up and down). The english language (and most all programming languages) don’t have words with a jk sequence in them (unlike kj). It works universally across all key
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by sirsuki 7y ago
At first I though this was a tongue in cheek joke that the title asks the question about forking and the answer is a site crash.
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by sirsuki 7y ago
If you save digital data (ASCII) on an analog form like a cassette tape is that okay? Seems you could alternativly put metallic strips in a book. What about QR Codes? Could you have a massive QR Code on each page which contains a section of
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by sirsuki 7y ago
The reason "the commands are so [messed]-up, inconsistent and counter-intuitive" is most likely that you expect the commands to represent your mental model of the system when in fact they represent the mental model of the system
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by sirsuki 7y ago
> Why would you develop software over SSH is seriously beyond me. I love that this straw-man argument pops up in every thread I read about editing text or IDE debate. As someone who leverages SSH in their average work day I can explain

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