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2y ago
Good article. I predict that in the future government ID shops (like mobile phone shops today) will be everywhere as people will constantly be losing their ID and keys and will keep needing to reverify their identity
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2y ago
In browser Time travelling debugging in Javascript.. trying to implement it for an open source hobby project
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2y ago
Great article about a guy who gets loads of stuff fixed in Visicalc. I have seen many times when someones gets loads of productive tasks done for a company, instead of the coworkers thinking that the person is productive and encourage them,
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2y ago
I liked "Code is just the residue of the work"
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2y ago
Really good article! I guess that the key is to turn things that I hate to do into a game! Also, is this also why people go through schools and university because of the system has grades as a scoring system and the "promise" of a
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2y ago
I really loved this thread. After reading all the comments and based on personal experience I would recommend getting a job in a hospital, anywhere, even in the restaurant. Build up a circle of friends who work there and brainstorm with the
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3y ago
Some amazing images of the future looking at these flying aircraft carriers! Makes me think of when I was a kid in the 70s and 80s and looking at magazines where everything looked bright in the future!
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3y ago
I was looking for information on the VBX/OCX component market just as I was reading your comment! Thanks!
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3y ago
A good read for me, a Brit who experienced brexit while living in the EU. I will admit that I have not studied enough to really understand everything behind Brexit and the pulse of the nation, as it is very hard to find clear facts since ev
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3y ago
Interesting, maybe a system to send content to a friend instantly via text message is a product in its own right. I guess you mean a private link though?
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3y ago
A low code IDE with built in source control: https://github.com/yazz/yazz
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3y ago
After reading this I realise that I am guilty of building many "maybe" functions in my own code. Definitely something I need to be aware of
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3y ago
Yes I was surprised to see this on HN too
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3y ago
I love this and often think about how we can write more robust systems without having to rewrite the whole thing when the implementation of just one part changes. State has a way of becoming a global variable which all modules depend on
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3y ago
Interesting. Maybe I should try to get more done by having more self control
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3y ago
Great read on why relational model is better than objects. Thanks!
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3y ago
Shameless plug. My own one of course :) https://github.com/yazz/yazz
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3y ago
I have made a system where meta data is encoded in program comments. Definitely heresy!
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3y ago
Whenever I see things like this I always think of software connectors for some reason.
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3y ago
100 years of solitude was a book that left such an imprint on me. I read it nearly 25 years ago, and it was many years after reading the book that I finally started to understand it, but glad that I read it.. a true masterpiece!
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3y ago
I'm going to try this to make my app an exe. As great as Docker is, most users do not care to install Docker just to run my app.
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3y ago
Could a variation of this be used so that it is possible for a popular chrome extension like Metamask to be hacked so that a compromised update could be installed automatically and then everyone's crypto gets stolen?
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3y ago
Amazing way to test if a new computer language is viable! I think that more people (including myself) should take this approach to language design.
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3y ago
Good point. Does this mean that Bitcoin is not viable in the long term?
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3y ago
"Dance your PhD"! Made me smile and think!
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3y ago
Interesting comment about how cryptocurrencies can enable a system where no node can trust any other node. Something for me to think about as I am building a peer to peer system (not a search engine though)
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3y ago
I loved this article about Osbourne. Also, the quote (paraphrased), "The past is an explanation of the present"
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3y ago
Nice, I had no idea that CSS had elements to allow printing to paper! Thanks
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3y ago
Wow, watching motion blur all the way down really made me think about string theory, atoms, and how the universe is made for some reason!
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3y ago
haha, IT staff doing mystic chants reminds me of this video I made over a decade ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Sj3_NfDYeU
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