warpech

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   by warpech 5y ago

   I hope AI can create links and backlinks in my notes for me. I guess it will be hard, because the notes are high context that's only in my head. Most importantly, as far as I know, our brains not only make connections between concepts,
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   by warpech 5y ago

   For anyone who is as confused as I was. It looks like ReasonML because it has the same roots: https://ersin-akinci.medium.com/confused-about-rescript-resc...
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   Noah: Interactive Spreadsheet Exploration with Dynamic Hierarchical Overviews(github.com)

   2 points by warpech 5y ago|0 comments
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   by warpech 5y ago

   Also see this impressive test: https://anrieff.net/batterytest/index_en.html (European market)
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   by warpech 5y ago

   Perhaps before 7.1 Mongoid had a problem that the logical operators acted differently to ActiveRecord. But come on, this adjustment could have been implemented in another namespace or something...
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   by warpech 5y ago

   The SerpAPI blog author seems cool about it, too. After such a problem, I would roll back and never ever update this dependency again.
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   by warpech 5y ago

   Mongoid docs[1] seem to be pretty cool about this change: "As of Mongoid 7.1, logical operators (and, or, nor and not) have been changed to have the the same semantics as those of ActiveRecord. To obtain the semantics of or as it behav
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   by warpech 5y ago

   I love the fact that I can drag an mp3 from the "Music" folder to multiple apps - Webamp, Video Player, even Monaco Editor!
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   by warpech 5y ago

   > What do you mean by 'worse is good'? I meant this phrase as in https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worse_is_better . Generally, we now have awesome levels of abstraction available for developers (and counting
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    by warpech 5y ago

    I wouldn't be surprised if this ended with a smirky one-liner presented in a popular CSS framework, making a full circle from (early HTML): <H1><FONT COLOR=red>...</FONT></H1> to (Tailwind CSS)
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    by warpech 5y ago

    This blog post caused a rather heated discussion here on HN back in the day: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19488642
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    by warpech 5y ago

    We (Handsontable) now use VuePress[1] for our docs[2] and we are very happy with it. The best feature for us is the ease of customization. Our challenge right now with the docs is to get a fantastic code snippet runner there. But that'
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    by warpech 5y ago

    I tried Web Archive[1] as well, but the same problem. @dang, maybe you can help? [1] https://web.archive.org/web/20210913151422/http://cam.ly/blo...
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    by warpech 5y ago

    I tried resubmitting, but HN breaks the link[1]. Maybe I should resubmit from the Web Archive [1] http://cam.ly/blog/2010/12/code-fearlessly/
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    Code Fearlessly (2010)(index.html)

    4 points by warpech 5y ago|1 comments
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    Code Fearlessly (2010)(index.html)

    2 points by warpech 5y ago|3 comments
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Speaking as a happy customer for many years: Thank you and hold on!
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Great idea. However, I think that it misses the educational part. Choosing a font should be preceded by learning certain characteristics of fonts that help to read code. For example, the font Input[1] might not be the most aesthetically ple
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    by warpech 5y ago

    'New React Docs' GitHub Issue is interesting and shines some light on the changes. Significantly, note that it took a litle bit more than a year from the formulation of this issue to the Beta version. Knowing that there were some
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    by warpech 5y ago

    If GUI is your thing, I recommend giving Sublime Merge a look. I absolutely love it. I've heard that there are similarities to Magit in the terms of capabilities, e.g. staging (or reverting) by line.
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    by warpech 5y ago

    That's a very intresting topic for a growing startup. I tried to find books about org design for startups but couldn't find any. My conclusion was that it's because "it depends" is only reasonable advice. But maybe
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Congratulations, Peter! Its not common to see a bootstrapped company here's yet alone from Europe. Also, it's amazing to see this thread from about the time when you started: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28
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    by warpech 5y ago

    I have been thinking of such setup lately for another piece of software. Is your sistem distributed in any way? If so, how do you resolve conflicts in version control?
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    Elite Underproduction: Why We Can’t Solve Hard Problems Anymore(conradbastable.com)

    19 points by warpech 5y ago|3 comments
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Merges done from a GitHub Pull Request (PR) contain a reference to that PR. The reference is not even a full URL, but just a number (e.g. "#42"). You need to use the GitHub web UI to turn this number into a URL (or deduct it if yo
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Second that. I have no hands down experience with it, but I've seen seemingly more complex apps deployed on IPFS https://docs.ipfs.io/concepts/usage-ideas-examples/
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    by warpech 5y ago

    That would be possible using a proportional font like Input Sans with elastic tabstops[0] [0] https://nickgravgaard.com/elastic-tabstops/
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    by warpech 5y ago

    This is awesome! Is there a way to disable the text reveal animations? I am not sure about the intended experience, but on my device they appear quite slow.
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Great! It could also have some red/green/yellow/blue shortcut buttons at the bottom.
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Maybe Microsoft wants to finally make [current year] the "year of the Linux desktop".