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by yuchi 10y ago
I followed this blog for a long time. The whole journey of creating the Magpie language is fantastic. Most of what I know as a senior dev comes from trying to really understand his posts.
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by yuchi 10y ago
Can we say that companies such as Palantir are just IBM-wannabes?
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by yuchi 10y ago
This is a very important bit of information. Do you mind to make sure this is reflected in docs?
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by yuchi 10y ago
I’m pretty sure there was one made by a HN member. First result in DDG is this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tldr/giepilabiomhl...
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by yuchi 10y ago
Thanks to everyone who upvoted me again :)
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by yuchi 10y ago
So… not understanding the language of the title and asking for clarification is worth a downvote?
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by yuchi 10y ago
Can you please change the title in something more clear for non native speakers? ”killing it” is not a positive statement for foreigners! It looks like they are dismissing their content creation department!.
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by yuchi 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi_deauthentication_attack#...
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by yuchi 10y ago
Very interesting read. My personal highlight is (about the type of security we are moving into): > It's a world where driverless cars are much safer than people-driven cars, until suddenly they're not.
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by yuchi 10y ago
> Any application that can be written as a simple composition of smaller components, will eventually be written as a composition of smaller components, and then custom complex logic will sneak in mutating it into a big ball of mud
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by yuchi 10y ago
The UI is so similar to the ones we had in early 2000s in Game Dev communities. So many memories!
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by yuchi 10y ago
Missing from the title: «…significantly slower on network access than…»
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by yuchi 10y ago
It is not the case anymore. Flow now supports windows out of the box.
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by yuchi 10y ago
Requires ad block whitelisting.
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PrecursorApp (wireframing web-app with effortless collab.) is now OSS(github.com)
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The Typography of Blade Runner(typesetinthefuture.com)
2 points by yuchi 10y ago|1 comments
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by yuchi 10y ago
Yeah, TurboLinks is the Rails counterpart. To clarify a little: I personally use SennaJS a lot and React. They are two different things for different goals.
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by yuchi 10y ago
Cached: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by yuchi 10y ago
Right and wrong. If that’s all you need to do search for SennaJS or PJAX. What really f/e frameworks and libraries help you build is complex interactive interfaces. If you don’t see their use then means you don’t need them.
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by yuchi 10y ago
Managing both is very difficult, at least until we get pointer events supported ( http://caniuse.com/#feat=pointer )
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by yuchi 10y ago
As I said in another comment, I was developing something incredibly similar many years ago. I really believe it’s the best UI for a calendar. I hope to help you somehow, I opensourced that small thing I built then: https://bitbuc
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by yuchi 10y ago
It’s scroll-jacking to let users without a touchpad to zoom in and out. I expect the mobile/touch version to be way more sensible.
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by yuchi 10y ago
I had that same exact idea years ago but didn’t finished it. Congrats, looks very, very promising.
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by yuchi 10y ago
But you’ll end with more self-documenting code and more clear internal APIs. It’s a fair tradeoff IMHO.
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by yuchi 11y ago
I’m not into OSes but I have to say it looks incredibly interesting and makes me want to dig the codebase. Awesome brand also!
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by yuchi 11y ago
Old (veeeeeeery old) substance dev here. They are not AMD based (have a look here indeed https://github.com/substance/substance/blob/master/browser.j... ) and about jQuery I’m pretty sure you can wrap it
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by yuchi 11y ago
It reads closely to JavaScript. But it is not.
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by yuchi 11y ago
This is true horror.
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by yuchi 11y ago
Thank you so much for answering my doubts. I’m Italian, and I’m culturally biased, as someone exposed to me in other answers. May I suggest to rephrase it a little?
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by yuchi 11y ago
Thank you. It still looks strange to me. Amorymeltzer’s addition in his answer here really did a lot IMHO.

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