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VS Code Extension for Google Input Tools
(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
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How I built a hack for tracking baby data using AWS IoT and Service Worker push
(blog.varunkumar.me)
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11y ago
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How I built a hack for tracking baby data using Raspberry Pi and AWS IoT
(blog.varunkumar.me)
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11y ago
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Show HN: How I built a hack for tracking baby data using Raspberry Pi and AWS IoT
(blog.varunkumar.me)
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11y ago
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Browser rendering optimization on Udacity
(udacity.com)
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11y ago
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Android KitKat?
(twitter.com)
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13y ago
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varunkumar
13y ago
From the code, I could see that they are built on top of X-Tags
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13y ago
What are the building blocks of Brick?? Does it use X-Tags?
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13y ago
Hi, Is there any documentation to read about the implementation of these components? Does it use x-tags??
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Insight into Google's I/O machine
(blog.varunkumar.me)
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14y ago
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Google Developer Tools Workspace: Add & Edit your local files from within Chrome
(plus.google.com)
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14y ago
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VBot, an Arduino based Quadbot which can be controlled from JavaScript
(blog.varunkumar.me)
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14y ago
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Chrome Devtools Cheatsheet
(anti-code.com)
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LocalTunnel: Access your local web server on the internet
(blog.varunkumar.me)
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14y ago
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Arduino tweet notifier built with Johnny-Five
(blog.varunkumar.me)
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14y ago
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Tweet notifier built with Arduino + LCD + Node.js (JavaScript)
(blog.varunkumar.me)
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14y ago
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Cool animated doodle in CSS
(blog.varunkumar.me)
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14y ago
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[How to] Install Linux on Android?
(blog.varunkumar.me)
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14y ago
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iPhone 5 is less retina than Nokia Lumia 920
(wpxbox.com)
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14y ago
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JavaScript remote debugging using 'Aardwolf'
(blog.varunkumar.me)
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14y ago
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JS Foo Bangalore 2012
(blog.varunkumar.me)
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14y ago
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Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1
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14y ago
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14y ago
I have added an update note to the post. Also, I have added a table comparison between polymorphic & non-polymorphic runs. I will fix the code to use pseudo-random function to make the test results more meaningful.Also, I will try to se
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14y ago
Yes, other engines do not seem to handle polymorphism well. I just amended the code to use separate test_something_arraytype for each array type. And, it turns out that the performance of other browsers have improved significantly and they
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14y ago
Any idea as to how other JS engines handle polymorphism?
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14y ago
Thanks for pointing out these things. I will amend the test and try to re-run these cases.
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14y ago
Its 52.22% after considering the usage of IE. Otherwise, it would have 90+
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14y ago
But, the immutable nature of strings should slow down the whole conversion right? Correct me if I am wrong.
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Binary data processing in JavaScript
(blog.varunkumar.me)
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14y ago
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Google recreates the Hindu epic Ramayana in HTML5
(labnol.org)
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14y ago
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