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Node Module of the Week(nmotw.in)
1 points by zuck9 10y ago|0 comments
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by zuck9 10y ago
I've never understood, what does Vim or Emacs have to offer that people use it over Atom or Sublime Text? I think I can edit and navigate through text as fast as Vim users, using the native OS text editing hotkeys.
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by zuck9 10y ago
I see it went OT, sorry about that.
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by zuck9 10y ago
What I think OP refers to, is how there are so many different choices to do anything in the React ecosystem. It's cool that people share their work. But so many choices just cause decision fatigue. It's hard to have any kind of re
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GitHub now uses native fonts (San Francisco in macOS and Segoe UI in Windows)(github.com)
23 points by zuck9 10y ago|9 comments
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by zuck9 10y ago
Just make sure you don't hurt anyone's self-esteem and that's all you need to take care of. When giving feedback, criticism is inevitable so first increase their self-esteem by appreciating the things about their work you lik
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Simple CPU(simplecpu.com)
4 points by zuck9 10y ago|0 comments
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by zuck9 10y ago
It is responsive since few months now.
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by zuck9 10y ago
https://github.com/duilib/duilib
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by zuck9 10y ago
Windows also has DirectUI, very alike WPF which it uses internally (and also has some 3rd-party OSS implementations). WinForms/Win32 is the first UI platform that Windows supported. It's getting less used because of the new UI pla
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by zuck9 10y ago
Yep, all the three major issues have been mostly addressed: https://github.com/dear-github/dear-github
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by zuck9 10y ago
I love the pace of changes at GitHub after the "Dear GitHub" letter, it feels like they woke up from years-long hibernation.
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“Today you. tomorrow me.”(reddit.com)
3 points by zuck9 10y ago|0 comments
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Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality(hpmor.com)
1 points by zuck9 10y ago|0 comments
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by zuck9 10y ago
Move and merge the comments there?
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by zuck9 10y ago
Yep, using w.postMessage()
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by zuck9 10y ago
You can open tabs using `var w = window.open()`, and close them using `w.close()` Only thing is users must disable popup blocking for HN, in the unlikely case that you want to open more than 2 links at once, or open links when the user does
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by zuck9 10y ago
Looks like it was written by a VB programmer, who's missing "on error resume next" in JS.
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by zuck9 10y ago
> don't like to talk about it I'm probably reading this wrong, but does that mean they aren't passionate about their job and do it just because it has a nice pay/etc.?
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by zuck9 10y ago
Reposting since it wasn't answered earlier: Even though I trust you, there's no way anyone can guarantee that a hacker won't get into your database and get my proprietary source code. I'm no security expert but one way I
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Neural networks grant emojis to your pictures(emojini.curalate.com)
2 points by zuck9 10y ago|0 comments
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by zuck9 10y ago
This is the reason why I use Atom on my desktop and Sublime on my MacBook. One Dark is really pleasing to the eyes than Monokai. Here's a link for Sublime users who want to give it a try: https://packagecontrol.io/packa
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Your computer has performed an illegal operation?(worldlawdirect.com)
1 points by zuck9 10y ago|0 comments
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by zuck9 10y ago
I just installed this because the autocomplete looked cool in the screenshots and wanted to check it out live. I wish we could have this in fish shell.
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by zuck9 10y ago
I see this as similar to submitting links on HN. This is not related to LessWrong. A lot of top-level comments here are just that: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3078128
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by zuck9 10y ago
From https://www.facebook.com/yudkowsky/posts/10154144677734228 : > "Hill singles out childhood poverty, because she and her team asked participants not only for their socioeconomic statuses as children, bu
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by zuck9 10y ago
So, in order to prevent people from assuming it was incorrect, they made it incorrect...
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by zuck9 10y ago
Electron?
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by zuck9 10y ago
Even though I trust you, there's no way anyone can guarantee that a hacker won't get into your database and get my proprietary source code. I'm no security expert but one way I can think of is creating an encryption system wh
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by zuck9 10y ago
This is similar to the Developer Assistant plugin for Visual Studio made by Microsoft: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/onecode/p/devassistant/

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