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   Ask HN: Without Twitter, have I lost the game?

   2 points by valand 6y ago|2 comments
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   by valand 6y ago

   All the time. StackOverflow questions are there to stay.
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   by valand 6y ago

   Non-technical users are driven to rely more and more on the web app than direct-to-OS-apps due to how easy to build they are. > What I am missing is not a Web replacing operating systems, but better operating systems! But, that I cannot
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   by valand 6y ago

   Ignore the "it might be" please
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   by valand 6y ago

   Web and client-side WebAPI has security first in mind. The conception of WASM and WebGPU is pushing Web into wider audiences and influence, taking up what used to be OS' market. On the OS side, Google the capability-based OS Fuchsia. S
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   by valand 6y ago

   Http polling came across my mind, but I always thought "No I won't do that". But in my noob mind it was full of http overhead and it must be ws like interaction. Apparently it was a thing, Facebook and a lot others use it. An
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   by valand 6y ago

   I have similar experience. Left when it was still 5.* something. Now I mainly do TypeScript/JavaScript and some Rust on the side. To me, PHP was more of a limiter rather than painful experience (it was a bit painful though). I couldn&#
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   by valand 6y ago

   I'd use whatever lightweight and secure I can find at a moment. Simple file upload without any future expansion plan doesn't need hours of discussion.
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   by valand 6y ago

   I'm more familiar with hacking than libre I often go for itch.io. Half of it are these kind of code as an art stuff. Hidden gem.
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    by valand 6y ago

    Try designing to communicate This book is some sort of opening to that world. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_Make_Me_Think If you want to jump ship later, the paradigm to design for other people will help in oth
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    by valand 6y ago

    > Because pop-technology is void of any sort of spirit, culture or enthusiasm. It's all buzzwords, sale pitches and wheel reinventing put in a new wrapper and walled gardens. This is sad but true, though. Those buzzwords are marketi
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    by valand 6y ago

    I love rust, it's great once you adapt to it, but I don't think it'll be anytime soon people would convert to Rust (although I wish they will). The paradigm and the workflow are alien to most, the discipline needed to write w
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    by valand 6y ago

    X sometimes stands for problems above technical problem, such as: - Existing team is comfortable with using PHP - Existing project is tightly coupled PHP monolith - Existing project cannot be migrated to other language fast enough if needed
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    Learning Resources for WebGPU, OpenGL, and Shaders(dev.to)

    2 points by valand 6y ago|0 comments
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    by valand 6y ago

    > The problem with the JS class representation is that people already understand what classes and instances are, and that leads to incorrect inferences about how React is working. The same goes for hooks. People already understand what f
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    by valand 6y ago

    React team made the wrong separation of problems with hooks. Class component should lose its ability to render and replace it with attach functional renderer. In its place, class component should have composable and detachable state and sub
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    by valand 7y ago

    Body physique is the hardest thing to change of all the aspects, so if one has this problem, you need to focus on other aspect. Napoleon Bonaparte is short, but he was not only a leader, he was a conqueror. Tyrion Lannister, even though fic
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    Show HN: One Thread per Core in Rust(github.com)

    2 points by valand 7y ago|0 comments
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    Doom Eternal does not have a main or render thread(twitter.com)

    39 points by valand 7y ago|6 comments
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    by valand 7y ago

    It's sad there are people not aware that cross-origin policies are actually helping them. They are the most misunderstood, hated policies.
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    by valand 7y ago

    I do agree that your implementation has less stringly-typed code, which is nice. I'm actually more interested in creating more awareness on how events can be used to communicate between components in-place of shared states. I'm al
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    by valand 7y ago

    Hey, I've also got one in progress, can we join effort? This includes other modules related to forking events and async processes https://github.com/Kelerchian/florcky
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    by valand 7y ago

    Using them all the time: - Looking at root causes of undocumented weird hacks and technical decisions - Finding culprit, the one that causes a bug, in order to remind them to do better. - Finding out someone underappreciated contributor - R
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    by valand 7y ago

    Dude, it comes down to what you want in life. Being a fit dude in your 60s in your big beach-side house partying with powerful friends? A shadowy person behind a powerful corporation? Having a big loving family? Getting rid of poverty in th
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    by valand 7y ago

    The title should read "Relating natural language aptitude to differences in learning basic PYTHON programming" as it doesn't represent other programming discipline (e.g. low-level-programming, concurrency)
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    by valand 7y ago

    Felt the same even though I'm just 3 years into professional software development. I found that the most comfortable place to look at software development is at the architecture level and I suggest you try too. You'll be able to s
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    Towards the Enduring Light – 向光而行 by Allan Xia(allanxia.itch.io)

    1 points by valand 7y ago|0 comments
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    by valand 7y ago

    Thanks for the new perspective
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    by valand 7y ago

    Thanks for the references.
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    Towards the Enduring Light – 向光而行 by Allan Xia(allanxia.itch.io)

    1 points by valand 7y ago|0 comments