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   by zengid 8y ago

   I agree that this article hits pretty hard against a lot of assumptions about how our machines are working. I also feel like the author is trying to say something about how imperative scalar (meaning 'operates on one datum at a time&#x
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   by zengid 8y ago

   Is it a pretty simple re-write or something that requires a lot of c wizardry?
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   by zengid 8y ago

   I don't think so? https://github.com/parro-it/libui-node/issues/63
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   by zengid 8y ago

   Node uses V8. V8 has JIT. http://thibaultlaurens.github.io/javascript/2013/04/29/how-t...
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   by zengid 8y ago

   React Native seems to be geared for mobile. Proton Native uses bindings with NodeJS (via libui-node, which uses libui), which seems to be (IMO) a much better run-time for the JS part than JavaScriptCore because Node already can handle a hug
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   by zengid 8y ago

   Can you please link to the React Native desktop projects that you're referring to?
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   by zengid 8y ago

   > So weight-wise, it's basically comes at the cost of native node module And now with NAPI [1] it should be easier than ever to make node modules! [1] https://nodejs.org/api/n-api.html#n_api_n_api
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   by zengid 8y ago

   These are interesting points (although I don't quite follow some of your explanations). I've been trying to learn more about the history of GUI development, so I appreciate hearing about how it's been done. Here's an int
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   by zengid 8y ago

   Wow that's awesome; you really are still in highschool.. When I read your gitHub profile where it said "A sophmore at High Technology High School" I thought you were being sarcastic!
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    by zengid 8y ago

    Speaking of desktop, has anyone else seen Proton Native? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16978901
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    by zengid 8y ago

    This runs on libui-node, which is a binding to the libui library. https://github.com/parro-it/libui-node https://github.com/andlabs/libui
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    Proton Native – React Native for the desktop(proton-native.js.org)

    575 points by zengid 8y ago|283 comments
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    by zengid 8y ago

    What is your opinion on hiring Juniors for remote work?
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    by zengid 9y ago

    It would be great if this could be done with JUCE too!
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    Rewriting Zlib using elegant C++14 (2015)(youtube.com)

    2 points by zengid 9y ago|0 comments
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    by zengid 9y ago

    A lot of great talks already mentioned. Thought I'd add a gem from Mike Acton: Data-Oriented Design and C++ https://youtu.be/rX0ItVEVjHc
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    by zengid 9y ago

    The CppCon videos [1] are a great resource, but you'll have to thread your way through the wide variety of topics. The videos from Herb Sutter [2] will usually emphasize best practices and give great examples, although he expects the a
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    by zengid 9y ago

    I think some of the recent developments in run-time type checking systems like the one in Mobx-state-tree [1] and Clojures Spec [2] are interesting. I don't know enough about either to make any witty remarks but I'd like to see th
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    by zengid 9y ago

    Also goes away if you log into Medium.. but your suggestion is better if you don't want to set up a login!
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    by zengid 9y ago

    I guess I meant a large tech employer, not that their technology was highly advanced
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    by zengid 9y ago

    My statement was just anecdotal from what I've heard. I don't have a lot of inside info, so thank you for sharing.
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    by zengid 9y ago

    Probably one of the original data mining/privacy invading marketing companies, if you want to be exact.
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    by zengid 9y ago

    As an Arkansas resident, I can say that Acxiom is a one of the big tech companies for the state. Their company culture seems pretty great; they also do a lot for the community too.
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    Ask HN: Making Audio Plugins as a side-gig or hobby

    2 points by zengid 9y ago|1 comments
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    by zengid 9y ago

    Did the person riding along attempt to take control? I wonder if they will get held responsible..
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    by zengid 9y ago

    Scare quotes because giving amphetamines to a kid and making them feel like they are flawed might actually lower their self esteem and condition them towards substance abuse instead of solving the problem, which is a greater need for inner
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    by zengid 9y ago

    I'm sorry that you've had negative consequences from ADHD. I'm just saying, along with the author of the article 'In Praise of ADHD', that we shouldn't just label it a disorder if there are positive aspects of
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    by zengid 9y ago

    I apologize for not wording my opinion well, but how am I wrong here? Did you read the article 'In Praise of ADHD'? Its saying it may not be a 'disorder'. Quote from article: The educational psychologist Bonnie Cramon
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    by zengid 9y ago

    I agree with your arguments. I've studied art/music most of my life, so I feel like the 'disorder' is actually just part of what 'thinking creatively' is . Yes there are consequences (poor grades, trouble hold
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    by zengid 9y ago

    I'm sorry that ADHD has had a negative affect on your life. Is it harder to complete tasks that aren't self motivated? I think that's what I was getting at: ADHD symptoms sound like an authority figure complaining that their