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by vog 10y ago
Not sure why this was downvoted. The click-baity "Yes, JSON" is really annoying and should be removed. More generally, the title should be corrected to the actual title, which is almost fine: "How to build cross-platform mobi
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by vog 10y ago
Interestingly, the real awareness starts when, after some weeks, one changes such a clock back to the actual time: Then you suddenly have to remember that this clock does show the correct time, which increases the stress level even more tha
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by vog 10y ago
So what? Is "smartness" an excuse for the unwillingless to learn productive (or at least non-destructive) social behaviour? If anything, I'd argue it is exactly the reverse: From people describing themselves as "smart&qu
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by vog 10y ago
> I think some people are wired that way How is this attitude different from perpetuating stereotypes?
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by vog 10y ago
> asking a community with many engineers to not harshly nitpick someone else's contribution is a futile task. Behaviour like this also not acceptable in "real life", neither at work place nor anywhere else. Maybe some ge
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by vog 10y ago
> and he helped insulate them from the b.s. This reminds me strongly on yesterday's Dilbert: http://dilbert.com/strip/2017-02-09
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by vog 10y ago
> online schema alteration AND flexible/semi-structured types (JSON, XML). > Again, MySQL and Postgres are behind the curve on this You may want to remove PostgreSQL from that list, especially in 2017. PostgreSQL has supporte
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by vog 10y ago
I think that's the only explaination.
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by vog 10y ago
I like the idea! However, I feel the source and target language are too similar. Won't this discourage people? The result code looks like it could have been done in a simpler way, without all the compiler voodoo, by just moving around
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by vog 10y ago
Indeed, it would have been better if they had one or more mathematicians in their team. I'm pretty sure that most mathematicians would have loved to support them, at least to proofread their script and to review their animations.
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by vog 10y ago
As a somewhat extreme case, the rationals (Q) are unbounded but their measure is 0, hence finite.
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by vog 10y ago
Here in Germany the law states that ToS are only applicable if they contain "no surprising terms". Which is really nice! Although this doesn't give you permission for everything, it protects you from any "cleverness&quot
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by vog 10y ago
> That single line was more of an HN comment format limitation. What limitation are you talking about? var element = DOM.p( {id : "thing"}, DOM.div(), DOM.div() );
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by vog 10y ago
That's exactly my point. The concept of bindings (in the sense of two-way-bindings) hasn't proved to be successful - neither today nor in the past, neither on desktop or in the web. As a more general throught: When comparing conce
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by vog 10y ago
Haven't seen this notation in text books so far, but I guess one of the following 3 things happened: (1) The notation a->b was defined as a simple shorthand, i.e. a->b := (a,b). (2) The notation a->b was defined to be the grap
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by vog 10y ago
This. I just had a look at Vue and everything looked fine so far, until they started with two-way-bindings. Two-way-binding failed already long before the web and SPAs. Many desktop GUI frameworks provided two-way-binding, but this concept
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by vog 10y ago
> {{V,E}: V = {a,b,c,d,e}, E = {{a,b},{a,c},{b,d},{c,e}}} possibly accompanied by a statement as to whether edges are directed or not. From a math notation point of view, this statement is not needed. If your edges are directed, denote
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by vog 10y ago
Maybe there should be a compiler warning for that. Or, to be more modern, there should be a linter rule for that.
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by vog 10y ago
"If it compiles, it works." You don't hear this often, but when you hear this, people a usually talking about either OCaml or Haskell. Nice to see Rust joining this club, too. I often rephrase this as: "When switching fr
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by vog 10y ago
I don't think your interpretation of the_mitsuhiko's words does reflect what was meant. Because if it was, the comment of the_mitsuhiko as a whole wouldn't make sense. This is an interesting example for the difference between
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by vog 10y ago
> Maintaining feature as a patch prevents you from weaving it deep inside the code, adding hooks here and there just to make it work. It is harder to do, but it is the right way to make sure all feature related logic is kept in one plac
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Hacker Noir / Development setup phase(noir.liw.fi)
2 points by vog 10y ago|0 comments
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by vog 10y ago
Not disagreeing, but for the sake of discussion: Do you care to elaborate?
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by vog 10y ago
That sounds like an integration issue of 3rd-party hosters, not like an issue with Let's Encrypt itself. I have a running system with Let's Encrypt certificates for webserver (HTTPS) as well as mail server (SMTPS, IMAPS, POP3S), b
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Using the docker command to root the host (2015)(reventlov.com)
1 points by vog 10y ago|0 comments
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Collection of awesome browser-side JavaScript libraries, resources and(github.com)
2 points by vog 10y ago|0 comments
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by vog 10y ago
> Now you have to ask every three months. No, you have a script running that updates your certificate automatically, and you never ever have do that that manually again. Or, you don't need that script because your webserver (e.g
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by vog 10y ago
This is the ideal time to switch to Let's Encrypt, and be done with certificate issues once and for all. https://letsencrypt.org/ https://certbot.eff.org/ You no longer have to ask year after year for
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by vog 10y ago
> Also, one should keep in mind that having to apply personal patches is perfectly acceptable for suckless software. I don't get it. This patch increases the code base by merely 60 lines of code (104 insertions, 44 deletions). Is
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by vog 10y ago
This article silently assumes that a "meaningful life" means: - making good choices of the projects you work on - making those projects succeed, or at least ensure pushing them forward So it reduces this broad topic "meaningf

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