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by superice 10y ago
I'd rather not have the diagrams as the author intended, but more like my device intends. PDFs are great if you need a digitalized representation of paper. Epubs are great if you want a website structured like a book, which is exactly
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by superice 10y ago
Looks very interesting, I will definitely read this. Is there an epub version of this anywhere? Perhaps this is a bit off topic, but why do so many people prefer PDF to Epub, even though Epub seems so much more superior with features like t
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by superice 10y ago
That is pretty much the answer, yes. Sure, some features will break, like out-of-the-box speech to text, but most of the core functionality will continue to work properly, and it definitely won't be a Revolv 2.0 :)
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by superice 10y ago
Disclaimer: I'm a software engineer at Athom. We at Athom, a smart home startup based in the Netherlands, are releasing the Homey very soon. It features an open app platform based on NodeJS, has support for Z-Wave, 868MHz, 433MHz, Zigb
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by superice 11y ago
At my company we did it reasonably well, we just released our product to the market. We do have the advantage of having an app-based model, which means that every app the user installs on our product improves the speech recognition and the
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by superice 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Operating from the Netherlands, timezone UTC+1. Fluent in JavaScript, both front-end (mostly Ember, RiotJS, and React) and backend (NodeJS, Electron). I did my fair share of front-end engineering, so CSS (or SASS) hold
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by superice 11y ago
Interesting, but I'm missing a benchmark or video comparison between a page built with fastdom and one without. How much of a difference does this actually make? Is batching DOM operations really faster than just executing them wheneve
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Generic self contained concurrent worker for Node.js(gist.github.com)
3 points by superice 11y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Is PHP datatyping broken?
2 points by superice 12y ago|1 comments
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Microsoft is taking the right direction: Windows 10(ricklubbers.nl)
2 points by superice 12y ago|0 comments
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by superice 12y ago
I do use the framework quite a lot. Actually, I'm not even sure there are loads of users or something like that. It's more like a personal project that has the potential to be used in many projects. But yeah, I'm a pretty hea
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by superice 12y ago
That is a really good point, I'm going to keep that in mind when writing docs!
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by superice 12y ago
Thanks, those are really useful!
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by superice 12y ago
These are some very good points! I already try to explain in my documentation why I wrote the code like I did, but I guess I'm afraid I'll bore the reader to death with it. Describing common patterns, or good practices is also som
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by superice 12y ago
I didn't touch the code for about 'two weeks', but sadly the code base is small enough to remember pretty much everything.
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Ask HN: How do I write good documentation?
87 points by superice 12y ago|56 comments
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The Expiration Date of News: Blendle(ricklubbers.nl)
1 points by superice 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A MVC framework written in Hack for HHVM(github.com)
1 points by superice 12y ago|0 comments
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Intellectual property: sue the source(ricklubbers.nl)
1 points by superice 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Table prefixes, do or don't?
1 points by superice 13y ago|1 comments
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by superice 13y ago
Yeah, I guess you're right, I didn't realize PHP 5.2 was that old already. Thanks for replying!
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by superice 13y ago
Kohana seems to have the structure in about the same way, but is more complicated and has some basic modules, whereas Kamele does not. Kamele does have a nice Database class that handles the PDO-object in a MySQLi-like way of approching the
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by superice 13y ago
Sure, no hurt feelings ;) I hope I didn't sound like I thought of you like a dick in my previous comment, that was not my intention. I'll look at composer, that certainly looks promising. (But quite hard too...) I'm always in
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by superice 13y ago
* I don't like composer. This isn't some big framework everyone should use because it is good practice, or because it is such a great thing. It's easy. The way I like it. * define() is a great way for < 4 variables. Seriou
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by superice 13y ago
True. Logging could be implemented quite easily using events, unit testing, well, I have no idea. I don't unit test that much, and I know, good practice and blahblah, but I tried and do not see the benefits for my projects. (Generally
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by superice 13y ago
Thank you so much. First positive comment I read today :P The simpleness is exactly what I had in mind when I wrote it. Just git clone it and start writing, because that's what I needed personally. And then I thought: 'Hey, I migh
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by superice 13y ago
Ah I see, the MIT license does cover pretty much everything I needed. After looking for half an hour for a decent license I thought it would just be easier to write my own. MIT license will be included in the next push. What I am thinking o
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by superice 13y ago
https://rpi.ricklubbers.nl/dev/mvc/docs/ I'm sorry, I will include this link right now in the README.md
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Kamele PHP Framework. Small framework. Much awesome.(github.com)
15 points by superice 13y ago|28 comments
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Ask HN: Should I support PHP 5.2
1 points by superice 13y ago|2 comments

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