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by tarkin2 6y ago
I'd never heard of OSSU, thanks. The maths courses linked in that are good, too.
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by tarkin2 6y ago
Latest ios. Chrome 70.0.3538.75. It’s a little better in chrome than ff, but when I pan up and down in chrome it jumps.
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by tarkin2 6y ago
Very jumpy on my iphone with firefox or chrome, sadly. Okay with safari. I suspect it’s the shoddy version of webkit apple forces upon moz and google. Nice effort. I applaud any efforts to make a dependency free anything in js.
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by tarkin2 6y ago
I’m ignorant to golang’s generics saga, but I’m painfully familiar with Java’s (to the point where I wasn’t overly sad when golang didn’t have them). Can anyone explain what golang is doing better?
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by tarkin2 6y ago
I use Firefox’s tools. The console as a tiny editor is cool. I think Chrome has a better network timeline/waterfall and performance monitor thing. But I only use those occasionally.
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Do you wonder if at least a few people are nervous? Some members of my family are straight-out racist. But then a few have said they prefer not buying goods from British Indians in my hometown because they feel somehow uncomfortable, yet bo
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by tarkin2 6y ago
It's a nice gesture but it's silly. There are multiple definitions of 'master'. This has no connotation with master and slave. My other branches are not someone inferior to the master branch, and the master branch does n
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by tarkin2 6y ago
Just to clarify, antifa became an issue after trump started quoting a twitter antifa account, which was run by a right wing, white supremacy guy. It is a good example of social media being used to radicalise the right wing, in fact.
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by tarkin2 6y ago
Thanks. I'd never heard of that law before. I think he's serious. I'll appreciate his work both pre and pos civilisation collapse. I like his software aesthetic too. Maybe I'm getting old, maybe I'm seeking more con
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by tarkin2 6y ago
I love this project. Thank you for posting it. The idea of a post collapse operating system reminds me of slackware/subgenius’s old slogan: “...the world ends tomorrow and you may die!” I’ll be trying to compile collapseos, write forth
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by tarkin2 6y ago
Yeah. Java is pretty boring but I wouldn’t recommend for the majority of cases.
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by tarkin2 6y ago
Free speech balances delicately, and that should be debated vigorously, but it should not be treated as an absolute. You shouldn't be free to incite violence. Nor should a company help that speech spread.
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by tarkin2 6y ago
The main thing I loved about suckless and missed on OS X was DWM. Dealing with windows, even with the tiling aspects, hammerspoon to automate things, and playing around with configs to turn off all the animation, on OS X I was still much mo
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by tarkin2 6y ago
I wish there were gui pipes. Pipes are wonderful but they’re neither interactive nor continuous. Pipes that loop, outputting a declarative gui text format, and listen for events from the gui, would be marvellous. I can’t think how to do tha
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by tarkin2 6y ago
I applaud the effort. Though more sophisticated foreign actors manipulate through nominally independent media outlets, it's at least a start.
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by tarkin2 6y ago
OT: Has anyone Found virtualization really resource in the latest OS X? It was eating up 25 percent of my RAM doing nothing. Both Docker and Vagrant were so resource hungry that I ended up ditching them.
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by tarkin2 6y ago
Why is this flagged?
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by tarkin2 6y ago
How much do foreign actors help? There are, of course, US groups that want to attack these sites. But bigger pocketed foreign actors will want, it's suggested, to spread division and mayhem to keep the US occupied. That is, the Aleksan
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by tarkin2 6y ago
The end of the first part. Although it's optional. In the start of part two they make you do it if you skipped it in part one. I did it in javascript. I didn't really miss typing. Although when things went wrong a lot of debugging
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by tarkin2 6y ago
> So long as their speech remains legal He incites violence. Facebook and Twitter's tools give him a fuller engagement with the population.
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by tarkin2 6y ago
Both facebook and twitter give the president something more than traditional media: retweets, engagement, reaction, analysis etc. The whole 'the only good democrat is a dead democrat' and glorifying violence would have been much h
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by tarkin2 6y ago
I only did a small amount of squeak programming many years after smalltalk’s heyday but I found the live interface incredibly productive. It was lisp’s image based systems with an incredibly useful gui. I created a small audio app with it v
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by tarkin2 6y ago
> I also have the feeling that the tutorials start with the details, instead of starting with an overview Yes. Reading the official docs, or Nix pills, gives exactly this impression. I've read some good documentation away from the o
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by tarkin2 6y ago
It's rather long to be honest. But thanks for posting.
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I don't hate them because I like, trust and want to support Mozilla. I happily click on them. I'd be happier if I knew how my data is being stored, however, since the recommendations seem to be well tailored to my interests.
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Ask HN: Alternative to VS Code with vi Bindings
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Thanks. The whirlwind of changing benefits of various frameworks can be rather confusing. I do wonder how much this matters for most apps and at what cost of complexity it brings. But advancements in the field is a obvious good thing.
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by tarkin2 6y ago
Thanks!
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by tarkin2 6y ago
So React needs VirtualDOM? Do people want React not to be dependent on VirtualDOM. Is there a reason/benefit?
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VirtualDOM allowed you to update the dom with better performance than before. Is there now a better technique? Why is it better than VirtualDOM?

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