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by sktrdie 7y ago
Difference is that any point in time you can add things that "must not occur" ex. forbidden scenarios. If you don't understand a specific execution you can block it and work on replacing it with another one that is more appro
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Depending Less on Structure(lmatteis.github.io)
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by sktrdie 7y ago
I like the idea of syntax-tree rather than filesystem directories (if that's the main difference). Seems like this could be implemented in other languages though, and don't really understand why we need yet another new language. F
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by sktrdie 7y ago
- The PC as we know it will die and everything will be done through cellphones/tablets. This means that the mouse and keyboard will probably die as well and apps will adapt to other more common interfaces such as voice-commands. - Soci
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by sktrdie 7y ago
The issue with Redux is that a dispatch() and hence a state update causes a synchronous (hence blocking) update of the view. Andrew Clark better explains the difference in this tweet: https://twitter.com/acdlite/statu
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by sktrdie 7y ago
Append only development: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXuvCMG21Ss Shameless plug since I'm the speaker. The reason I'm posting this in "best talks of 2019" is not because I think it was a good talk (m
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The Quest for Runware [pdf](wisdom.weizmann.ac.il)
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Behavioral Programming (2018)(lmatteis.github.io)
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Depending Less on Structure(dev.to)
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Layered Programming (2013)(akkartik.name)
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by sktrdie 7y ago
I want the same but for twitter. I find twitter an important news gathering source for my daily activity, but it's biased. There's definitely a bubble in my feed. I'd love to explore other bubbles. Perhaps rather than having
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by sktrdie 7y ago
This is the most hipster project I've ever seen.
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Legacy code: changing software you don’t understand(medium.com)
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by sktrdie 7y ago
Wow this touches really deeply and closely - given I use social media all. the. time. My love for the Web and freedom of discussion and how it would free us from the powers of authority. This was me imagining the future of information in th
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by sktrdie 7y ago
He constantly makes comparisons about his comedy and how much more of an experiment it was to showcase the "hidden prejudice" of people. The content of his speech are totally valid and agreeable and don't see why he cannot ha
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by sktrdie 7y ago
Also not even test cases for such simple code.
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Sculpting a tic-tac-toe game using b-threads(lmatteis.github.io)
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by sktrdie 7y ago
Hi Dan! Thanks for the great work. I wanted to discuss a few use-cases where React's new runtime model makes things less predictable: * Suppose you want a :hover CSS selector to be applied at the same instant as a state change triggere
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by sktrdie 7y ago
> As the author of Redux burnnnnnn
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by sktrdie 7y ago
Any framework that allows me to write simple code which then gets _automatically_ highly optimized to run efficiently and with high/low priority based on the user-interaction and effectively removes race-conditions and makes it more
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by sktrdie 7y ago
I have been living in Amsterdam for about half a year. Met lots of locals. The red light district is not liked. It’s full of trashy people wanting to do drugs and have sex. Sure if you find those to be pleasures of life then be my guest, bu
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Legacy code: changing software you don’t understand(medium.com)
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The quest for runware: on compositional, executable and intuitive models [pdf](wisdom.weizmann.ac.il)
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Sculpting a tic-tac-toe game using b-threads(lmatteis.github.io)
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Append only development with React [video](youtube.com)
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Legacy code: changing software you don’t understand(medium.com)
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by sktrdie 7y ago
Using Behavioral Programming you can write UIs mainly using event traces. The state of the app is not really contained and managed in the usual way: it's based off of the state of many concurrent threads running at the same time. Here&
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Legacy code: changing software you don’t understand(medium.com)
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Programming Tic-Tac-Toe in a different way using b-threads(lmatteis.github.io)
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I disagree. Those things are already available in pure library-less and framework-less code. What frameworks should provide is a solution at scale (i) as complexity increases, (ii) whether code is more maintainable or not and (iii) also I g

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