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by zaro 7y ago
So this is being done just for the sake of not writing JS? I don't see how this will be in any way better or more maintanalbe. Also it means writing more Django/Jinja templates.
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by zaro 7y ago
It is a simple interpreter for expressions. See more at : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shunting-yard_algorithm
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by zaro 7y ago
I see some comments are raising this topic with nothing to hide. But people on both sides, do you think it's OK for you to have nothing to hide, but the government that rules you has something to hide? For me it's not so much whet
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by zaro 7y ago
Huawei Mate 30 lack of Google services starts to look more and more appealing :)
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by zaro 7y ago
Thanks. I've wondered recently how to check what is supported in node.
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by zaro 7y ago
> As one of the people who initiated the hidden likes test on Instagram, I can confidently and authoritatively say you're full of shit As somebody who followed the stories about FB and it's practices in the recent years, I can
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by zaro 7y ago
> The question then is, how does this apply to search engines/indexers? The bigger issue I think is that Google is already enjoying such position of deciding who and what is visible in the indexes. This is about giving similar optio
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by zaro 7y ago
Openwrt has DNS ad-blocking built in which works just as well as pi-hole. It simply doesn't have the monitoring of what is being blocked but it is rarely needed anyway. https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/serv
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by zaro 7y ago
I also feel the same about point 7. The big difference we are migrating away from Heroku to Kubernetes for the same reason.
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by zaro 7y ago
yep, this is the most convenient and seamless way to use python virtual environments. I also use it to specify node or java version per directory.
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by zaro 7y ago
>The average out of pocket healthcare expenses in the US are less than a couple of hundred dollars a month higher than in most European countries Probably, but nobody in Europe is afraid to call an ambulance because they'll go bankr
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by zaro 7y ago
I said "they at least take part of this complexity away." They don't solve all of the problems, but they do solve two important ones. 1. The runtime is the same on all platform 2. They build installable binary packages for yo
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by zaro 7y ago
well, it's already there when you buy/reinstall the device. Maybe not chrome but a web browser is preinstalled. So then you only need to provide url to the users of your app, and they are ready to use it. With distributing binar
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by zaro 7y ago
So let'say you use any of the toolkits you mention. How would you go about distributing your app to Windows, macos, android and ios? I am even leaving out the question that from all the toolkits mentioned none will let you do that.
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by zaro 7y ago
There are no practical alternatives for delivering appications especially for small companies. Let's say you are small startup, which core business it not IT related, and you want to distribute an app your customers/partners. Are
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by zaro 7y ago
> Not only is the browser a laughably complicated app runtime that isn't capable to do anything with local files (so you need "services" to store your eg. photos), it's also blatantly power-inefficient and a privacy c
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by zaro 7y ago
Thought the sameaafter reading the article. I guess it simply shows that atuhtority is the most important quality you need for breakthrough ideas and whether you are doing science or writing fiction is not so relevant :)
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by zaro 7y ago
Maybe propaganda is a beer name, as this is not really news just a twisted storyt that serves certain interests.
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by zaro 7y ago
> The concept of state and corporation should be separate to protect freedom is really a US phenomenon or ideal. Not even in US this phenomenon is very strong. US protects its corporations with political and military means all the time,
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by zaro 7y ago
Because HN is not place for poor people! Just joking[0], it's mostly because a lot of these pay walled sites have a workaround for reading the article anyway. [0] I am pretty sure I'll be downvoted for it, because it actually is
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by zaro 7y ago
Looking at the title I though why would you even need that. And 10 min? Why not 5, or even 1, you'll get fantastic granularity of your stats. But then of course it will be only stats you've got and no real work done. But what is m
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by zaro 7y ago
> Lisp is not typically a low-level programming language, For most practical reasons is pretty low level. You don't really write in a language you write in AST directly, which while powerful IMO is not very high level.
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by zaro 7y ago
I am confused. Where does robots.txt come into play here? I always thought that if url is allowed in robots.txt it's fair game to scrape.
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by zaro 7y ago
> Capitalism can solve many of these problems Do you really think so? I would say that capitalism and the economic models that support it are one of the main factors we are in this situation.
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by zaro 7y ago
Definitelely! There is no need for growth anymore, there is need for quality and sustainability. But the dominant financial and economics systems we have cam work only with growth. Sowe have to keep growing all the time so that the finance
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by zaro 7y ago
That's true, but it doesn't seem to make any difference. The whole world is going for the short term profit instead of sustainability.
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by zaro 7y ago
It's a pity things are going in that direction. But i don't think we are in position to judge the Brazilians over this. I watched a short documentary about this issue recently on Youtube, and the journalists went to some really re
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by zaro 7y ago
> to write code for human readers first, and compilers second. I find this very ironic in this context. After all lisp is a language where the human does half of the job the compiler is doing, because you need to write directly in AST in
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by zaro 7y ago
Exactly! The biggest differences between developed countries and the developing one is not IMO how much regulatory capture and corruption, its only in the scale. And in the developed counties the scale is often so big, its too big to fail.
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by zaro 7y ago
For anybody interested in PCI Express on Arm there are already boards with PCI express connector, like https://store.pine64.org/?product=rockpro64-4gb-single-board...

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