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by sktrdie 3y ago
Or even better store data as an sqlite file that is full-text-search indexed. Then you can full-text search the torrent on demand: https://github.com/bittorrent/sqltorrent
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Behavioral Programming (2018)(lmatteis.github.io)
36 points by sktrdie 3y ago|5 comments
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by sktrdie 3y ago
Hold up. The first example in their intro video is a snippet of ancient React code. How old is this?
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by sktrdie 3y ago
You're seriously driving around Amsterdam in a car? But why when a bicycle is 10x faster and easier?
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by sktrdie 3y ago
Where do you get this data from? I've been living in Amsterdam for 5 years now and all of my friends or people that I know of that live somewhat in the city don't have a car... because (1) they can't afford it and (2) they do
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by sktrdie 3y ago
"At some point, hundreds of utilities later, the code you've written doesn't look pretty." Personally I find diving through a bloat of identifiable tailwind classes allows me to review/change/adapt/creat
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by sktrdie 3y ago
Since it's a race with time do you guys think burning more energy irresponsibly could lead us to faster innovation in geoengineering advances that would help us fix the problem before it's too late?
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by sktrdie 3y ago
Seriously? $2500 when you can get a cheap LCD for 50 bucks?
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by sktrdie 3y ago
Too bad "the right way" also differs between engineering experts.
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by sktrdie 3y ago
Like with everything in life, I'll answer this article with a strikingly "it depends". What are your business requirements? How much budget do you have? Deadlines? Do you already have a clearly defined audience? If you'r
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by sktrdie 3y ago
Right but for spring animations you still have to run the calculations on the main thread. [1] 1. https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Pa8-Oa...
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by sktrdie 3y ago
Now that css is getting a linear() function we can get all kinds of spring/bounce/elastic animations that we couldn't before (hence why we resorted to JS). https://twitter.com/JoshWComeau/status/1660
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by sktrdie 3y ago
From the announcement doesn't seem like they were making money?
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by sktrdie 3y ago
Torrents are immutable but they could just give us new torrents (with updated indexes) via chats/forums/etc. Then thanks to https://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0038.html we can just download the diff.
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by sktrdie 3y ago
Why don't torrent site owners just release their sites as a torrent file itself? Like a sqlite dump with search indexes? They could either self-update the torrent [1] or just release the new torrent via forums/groups/chats et
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Rive: A new graphics format for the interactive era(rive.app)
4 points by sktrdie 3y ago|1 comments
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by sktrdie 3y ago
Something conspiracy theorists will thrive off of.
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by sktrdie 3y ago
I feel like the quickest I've ever moved and most innovative stuff I've ever done comes from doing it the "hacky" way. At our latest setup we're just relying on Framer (framer.com) to build all of our UI components
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by sktrdie 4y ago
What exactly did decrease the complexity? And if, apparently, we can measure it, shouldn't it be part of any development process, similar to a linter?
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by sktrdie 4y ago
I volunteer for a dog shelter and have to pick up and clean dog shit. For free. It brings me joy and belonging, not the picking up dog excrements, but the feeling that I can help someone or groups unconditionally, without expecting anything
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by sktrdie 4y ago
When working on UI apps we have teams dedicated to making sure every single decision is driven by data. Every little single thing is A/B tested. All of the designers, UX experts, developers opinion is always secondary compared to just
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by sktrdie 4y ago
Imagine writing words into a computer that depends on the state of affairs at Apple/Microsoft.
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by sktrdie 4y ago
Generators are a fun use-case for bthreads since they allow to "cut" through other modules and control their execution: https://medium.com/@lmatteis/b-threads-programming-in-a-way-...
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by sktrdie 4y ago
First of all, sagas are an amazing concept that I still cherish even if I don’t use them anymore (hype not there?). Regarding the hooks comment I’m not sure I follow. Surely components are also idempotent (if you skip useEffect) and should
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by sktrdie 4y ago
CSS 3d transforms happen on a different thread and don't block main thread. Whilst with WebGL you still have to do some work on the JS thread. So I would say CSS animations are faster.
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I Don’t Unit Test [video](youtube.com)
1 points by sktrdie 4y ago|0 comments
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by sktrdie 4y ago
Thanks, this answers my main concerns. I guess that same level of validation applies also for the wallet software we download: we need to make sure the app comes from a source that people have agreed upon, and that usually means applying so
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by sktrdie 4y ago
I don't get proof of stake. What's stopping anyone from presenting a new chain made up of thousands of fake transactions? And why wouldn't such chain be accepted by the network? Is it just "checkpoints" hardcoded in
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by sktrdie 4y ago
Do we really need to go somewhere so quickly? There needs to be a line somewhere where "getting to the other side of the planet in less than 12 hours is unsustainable and environmentally horrible". I've learned to appreciate
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by sktrdie 4y ago
He said there were no divorces! /s

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