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Institute for Advanced Study - The "P vs. NP" Problem (2008) [video]
(video.ias.edu)
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tahu
13y ago
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tahu
13y ago
Sorry about that. Now it's fixed. https://github.com/jakutis/httpinvoke#examples
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tahu
13y ago
Thank you! Just implemented gzip support and released 1.0.4.
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tahu
13y ago
Without a doubt Bluebird, When.js, Q, then/promise and others are faster. The implementation in httpinvoke is optimized for code size. The other reason for current solution is that the specification for creating and resolving promises
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tahu
13y ago
httpinvoke and superagent differences: * superagent has a "fluent" API, httpinvoke is a plain function, with an options object and with Node.js callbacks and/or promises. * superagent is not easy to use with binary uploads&#x
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tahu
13y ago
Hi, thanks for the questions, sorry for the late reply.. httpinvoke fully implements Promises/A+ specification. The spec is very short and easily implementable. The implementation in httpinvoke takes only 568bytes when minified (check
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tahu
13y ago
Existing libraries - like jquery, reqwest and superagent - had no easy support for promises, binary files and progress events, did not support a wide range of browser versions, did not nicely treat HTTP status codes. So I made this.
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Show HN: httpinvoke – js HTTP client - easy progress events, binary files, etc.
(github.com)
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13y ago
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tahu
14y ago
It is very hard to scroll the images on ipad given scroll focus implementation the site has - it jumps the focus to the same image or the one after the next.
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tahu
14y ago
I'm successfully using it in my web usage data mining BSc thesis.
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Not only beyond Journals, not only beyond Papers. Beyond Theorems.
(blog.felixbreuer.net)
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15y ago
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tahu
15y ago
a look at the HTTP headers: tahu@laptop:~$ curl -I http://hackful.com/about HTTP/1.1 200 OK Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 Connection: keep-alive Status: 200 X-Powered-By: Phusion Passenger (mod_rails/mod_rack) 3.0.11
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Related to gTLD initiative: video from 2008: "2012: The Year The Internet Ends"
(youtube.com)
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15y ago
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tahu
15y ago
Good points.
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Patent analyst is being paid by Microsoft to create a new study about patents
(plus.google.com)
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15y ago
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tahu
15y ago
you can also do direct action by signing a petition at http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/16041
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tahu
15y ago
There's always various scrapers, like this http://vytautas.jakutis.name/2011/05/27/convert-your-faceboo... by me.
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tahu
15y ago
The code is updated - now randomizing the order and time in which contacts are polled.
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Convert your Facebook friend contacts to CSV
(vytautas.jakutis.name)
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tahu
15y ago
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tahu
15y ago
Nice idea, but it is a failure in safety - imagine a side impact..
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tahu
15y ago
This time there is existing practice - Opera Unite and Tonido.
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tahu
16y ago
I agree that JavaScript is breaking the traditional web - linked static HTMLs with some forms in it. But I also believe that one day people will start to forget this bumpy ride. I am thinking of http://nodejs.org/ and http://jsdom.org/
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tahu
16y ago
Very good. Now I can safely append 192.168.1.254 bipentquadium bpq Thanks.
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tahu
16y ago
Yes, this is the PERFECT plan. But how do I name my router at 192.168.1.254?