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MRI Video of Overtone Singing
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Very sad to discover that this is NOT a ready made component to display actual trees. What a deceitful name! Jokes apart, nice library. Will try it out sooner or later. May I suggest to not use children as the prop to Ps the Node component?
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Point is, Deno is doing a lot to bring feature parity with expected Web APIs (which are not part of JavaScript the language yet), and they are building a single export standard library, but padStart is not part of their (direct) actions.
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Sorry but padStart/padEnd are part of EcmaScript 2019 (or near that year). Deno did not implement it. (AFAIK)
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The reason behind this different naming convention comes from the diversity in experiences of the original team. This will/did prefix instead of “on” comes from Mac OS X/iOS patterns and allows the name to convey the “when” of the
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yuchi
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I think it’s the wrong term completely. This is old school deobfuscation.
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This is the first time I wrote his pseudonym… I never saw it is not Disasterpiece but DisasterPEACE… THANK YOU for letting me know
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I remember the controversy that happened around its cover art at the time. (I prefer the new one!) The music itself is fantastic. I love Disasterpiece’s music and his track is great.
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It is. Click on the “past” link under the story title.
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I know I will be buried in these comments but PLEASE NO. Do NOT pin specific versions in you package.json unless you know you need to. Instead DO USE package dependencies pinning as much as possible: 1. Commit and keep package-lock.js
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yuchi
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It is. They call them VPNs and apparently they tell us it’s for “privacy”.
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Execution of Minto’s Csárdás on a breadbin Commodore 64 by Linus Ákesson of “A Mind Is Born”[0] C64 Demo fame. [0]: https://youtu.be/sWblpsLZ-O8
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Monti on the ‘Bin – By Iftkryo
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First of all you’re not going to be all by yourself. Ask previous developers or peers if there are any. Ask them to help you navigate the codebase and find good candidates. On the opposite scenario, where you have to take ownership of a lar
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If the project you are working on has enough time to burn, and the codebase has no (or near to) unit tests, add them. Find large utilities that are not coupled with a particular part of the application, and put them under heavy testing. Do
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I really love Automerge, had some fun in the last months with building some small experiment. Some major problem I see currently is the lacking ecosystem. I had to roll my own persistence implementation on top of IndexedDB and I still haven
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Early adopter — and even advocate since we extensively use for our courses on web dev! — fan of CodeSandbox. Very happy to see the project big and stable enough to start open sourcing core components of the product.
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That (GA and no cookie banner) and the fact that doesn’t use a mailto link in order to avoid email harvesting means it was built in a different time and just maintained for survival
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The iOS App Icon Book: celebrating app icon design
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CSS Grid vs. Flexbox Performance Evaluation
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Unfortunately “pongo” is a commercial name of a product here in Italy (similar to playdoh)
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Awesome read! But throwing the Gödel incompleteness theorem at your face at the end of the article without any specific explanation is rude! Now I want to understand in a similar fashion why the incompleteness theorem makes type systems i
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Absolutely not. JS is single thread and async/await is more or less a syntax sugar around promise APIs.
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Sorry to be the “actually…” guy here, but actually… what the article describes is ISOMORPHIC server side rendering, which is very different from traditional SSR + client side dynamic behaviors. The fact that the same code can render the ini
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Previous discussion with 60 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18050168
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Only tangential but still interesting. During the infamous leap second fiasco of Java in 2012 which brought down all JVM servers by saturating the CPU, I saved the day because I was reading about it here on HN while my colleagues were strug
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Completely unrelated to the actual topic at hand, but this was the first use of the sarcastic question mark I found in the wild.
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I may have given a too cursory read on this article but it seems to be confusing the higher level concept of frameworks with the lower level concept of inversion-of-control. While IOC is indeed the usual foundation for frameworks, and thus
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Yes yes please. I’d love to have it any design app!
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That same exact tune is used for downloaded courses in Mario Maker 2!
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