tiborsaas

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by tiborsaas 7y ago
We are and in a sense we know how they work. It's called swarm intelligence which does not even require neural nets to begin with. OP probably just wanted to downplay the current state of AI.
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by tiborsaas 7y ago
So a highly sophisticated sales bot is the end goal :)
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by tiborsaas 7y ago
Sure, web performance is an afterthought at many places and the more people work on a certain project the worse it gets because each team has its own motivation, but they all have the same target to shoot at. I think there's a connecti
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by tiborsaas 7y ago
Because it's faster. If you don't have to download all the content again, force the browser to re-render everything, then by design you just get the new content from the server faster, if you have to download anything at all. The
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by tiborsaas 8y ago
JS is not browser only for a long time now, there might be situations where you have to target old JS runtimes. IE 11 is still relevant and large code bases can take a long time to compile with Babel. Why invest time? Probably someone thoug
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by tiborsaas 8y ago
Is this supposed to be a bad thing?
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Marble Marcher: ray-traced real time game on the surface of evolving fractals(codeparade.itch.io)
345 points by tiborsaas 8y ago|41 comments
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by tiborsaas 8y ago
If you throw out cross platform support it's hard to call it an alternative :)
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by tiborsaas 8y ago
How much time have you invested?
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by tiborsaas 8y ago
It's because most of it is marketing speak. I suppose they don't want to call it a better GitHub pages with awesome UX, but rather invent a new category term. In the tech sector if it sticks then it's pure gold. I've set
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by tiborsaas 8y ago
> a lot of pop-science articles suggest that the foundations of natural sciences are so shaky that a new finding can turn them upside-down Dark matter, Dark energy, The cosmological constant problem [1], Quantum entanglement, Quantum gra
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by tiborsaas 8y ago
How I do it: 0) Start with the content. Always design around the content and the target audience in mind 1) Starting on pen and paper, I sketch 5-10 layouts in a short amount if time then I try to evaluate them based on gut feelings. This i
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by tiborsaas 8y ago
You think for data science position they won't test you with the usual algo questions?
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XKCD: Voting software(xkcd.com)
164 points by tiborsaas 8y ago|138 comments
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by tiborsaas 9y ago
I don't know how people can read it, for me it's a pain to read more than a page. >the bible is required reading for comprehending many the references and various rhetorical modes I'm sure there are modern book about rheto
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by tiborsaas 10y ago
It shouldn't be. I prefer template engines that I like the syntax and documentation the most. For low traffic efficacy doesn't matter, for high traffic you should always cache the templates.
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by tiborsaas 10y ago
> I've decided to quit my job to boostrap my projects à la IndieHackers. I did this and it was fun and everything, but I never made a single cent. I did grow my personal network though :) If you value learning from others, keep your
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by tiborsaas 10y ago
I disagree. It's one of the best command line tools I've seen. It detects errors, gives you suggestions and you can get along with a few basic commands. Yes, there are multiple steps, but that's okay because it can't fig
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by tiborsaas 10y ago
"Uber is most reliable over the weekends when engineers don't change it" :)
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by tiborsaas 10y ago
> First and foremost, always, always, always, split test EVERYTHING. That's a lot of work and as a developer I couldn't care less, since it's just a side project. Just ask people about your core message and if it doesn&#x2