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   by zoom6628 9y ago

   Thanks for pointing out remi which i just gave a test-drive. Also very nice!
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   by zoom6628 9y ago

   It looks great. I have been using bottle for simple web application. While there appears to be overlap between the too this looks excellent way to built good quality client apps using browser UI but without the 'ajax-tax' of Elect
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   by zoom6628 9y ago

   I am sooo jealous of this. What an amazing project. Yes it would be front page on Hackaday but pleased it appeared here because HN is all about (IMHO) inventive and creative technology and its possibilities and applications. These sort of
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   by zoom6628 9y ago

   Much as i would love for the power of Python in Excel it is important that whatever is done is consistent across the office experience. Some of us old enough to remember the multiple versions of VB-whatever across Excel, Word, Access and th
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   by zoom6628 9y ago

   AFter decades of success science is backing up what Montessori has been doing. I had 2 kids thru Montessory pre-school and gave them a big step up when entering first year - and no i did not do any other math learning with them outside of c
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   by zoom6628 9y ago

   This is the most drop-dead gorgeous, well thought-out and smoothest website that i have ever seen. Opened the site and was just stunned at how sensible the structure, transitions are. Brilliant.
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   by zoom6628 9y ago

   This will make writing IOT apps easier as one often have to scan/process contiguous buffers. Using string was slow and onerous - this could be cool, and when combined with .NetCore starting to make C# a contender in device space and o
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   by zoom6628 9y ago

   Good read and gutsy publish.
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   by zoom6628 9y ago

   This is brilliance - epiphany for sure. I will try this. All the folks out there working with arduinos and the like and having to diagram/proto the pins and their control, particular I2C might find this useful...which is what im goin
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    Disclosure: Starte career as a COBOL programmer for NCR in 1982. COBOL is a great language for its intended purpose. As it C, python, Lisp, .....name any language in top 50 on TIOBE index.... These days i think of it as a DSL for busines
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    Now a new tool with which you can fill the remaining % of your day which isnt in some "social" sphere already. Im glad there is competition for Slack, just as glad that this is coming from a ISV of developer tools so maybe it wil
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    Big balls for whole team to make this work IMO and kudos to Delta management for making it happen.
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    All i can say is "watch this kid!". He is showing the motivation, perspectives, insight and intelligence to be able to do important work in the future. Great article and the C code worth reading to learn from. Thanks for sharing
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    Best wishes. Be positive. Love your kids and family - the best legacy is what they keep in their hearts.
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    Many experiences of that. The chinese TCM call that 热气 ("heatiness"). Excess of fried food, toasted stuff etc likely to cause it. BUT...General message to everyone....anything that seems not normal, and persist more than a few day
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    Dung beetles 1 Humans 0 There are so many things left to discover and understand on the planet. Great time to be a scientist, or a maker.
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    And they turn out to be more intelligent than those leaving the crap as well. :-)
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    Looks great - have added to my research list on FPK. Thanks.
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    Brilliant way to actually take a break, or holiday, for those with the means to do it. I only plan my holidays down to which airport to arrive/leave and where to stay (yes im picky about that). Everything else in between arrival and l
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    This should be of great interest to anybody working with high volume sensor data in IOT field. I will be checking it out very soon (on a few deadlines now so cant afford the diversion). Anything that is fast and simple for massive volume
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    MS is confusing me now. They do a brilliant job of fixing up Visual Studio for 2017 so that it installs quickly and efficiently. But their consumer products which they acquire and mutilate (Skype, Wunderlist) just mystify me. They take gr
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    That would be when it was done by the Swedish founders, written in Pascal, by people who cared about users more than press releases.
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    Useful notes even for those of us that live here - have been here total of 18 years and only cross border issue was bringing in a used(out of production) dot matrix printer for my own factory to use! I just paid the tax. I also use ExpressV
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    1. Freedom from NPM induced dependency hell for simple apps. 2. Dynamic DOM. 3. Learning - for newbies give them cell and React Native; see which gets to a working page first. 4. Readability of both the code and the JSON model/blueprin
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    Might just be the single most useful and usable 'framework' ive seen all year. This is awesome. So many possibilities to construct DOM on the fly from programs for a web UI. And the liberation from dependency hell of npm is so
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    Nature has given us a whole CDC vault for free. Seems like a golden moment for science akin to corpse in the Alps.
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    Only in America could a line of thought possibly arise to consider emoji in legal opinion. I dont doubt the validity of the research and given how the global population is infected with the 'look at me' virus of glass jabbing, and
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    I would suggest that the study reinforces that bilingual & polyglots naturalise other ways of thinking, or contexts for thinking, and that is for the brain, what habitualised exercise is for the body.
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    Like the article says: its for a certain niche of people who just get stuff done. I have owned iPhones(6+, SE), Blackberry (9700, Z3, now DTEK60), several Android devices. None of them hold a candle to the 9700 for getting work done. For
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    by zoom6628 9y ago

    I have always wanted for Blackberry to put android into the 9700. That would/could be a spectacular success - probably more so than the Q5/Q10. But its only my speculation as I dont have the $ to fund such a venture.