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by zupa-hu 6y ago
yeah I'm aware, just added for context
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
That's a good point. So it's not really static site generators vs HTML, it's code based static site generators vs WYSIWYG based static site generators.
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
Lol, this is the top comment for me right now. Blog post: don't use static site generators. Top comment: take a look at my static site generator!
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
Sounds like the perfect candidate for a GitHub issue! :)
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
Why not ask him? Maybe give him a call? You have already spent lots of time “together”. You are de facto some kind of companions. I’d definitely be delighted. Mostly it’s me reaching out to users.
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
There is clearly a marketplace opportunity here. For Elon’s samples, obviously.
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
Super interesting! May I ping you about the results in a few months? Best of luck!
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Turbo CSS is Tailwind on steroids(boomla.com)
2 points by zupa-hu 6y ago|0 comments
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. That's a really good summary. :)
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
Interesting, that's exactly the opposite of my experience. First off I'm not writing plain CSS any more, at all. It's just so much more cumbersome. Maintenance is 100x easier as I don't make unintended side-effects. Btw,
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
Hi all! - author here I'd love to hear what you think. Also, feel free to ask anything.
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Show HN: Turbo CSS – a CSS Framework that is a programming language(boomla.com)
15 points by zupa-hu 6y ago|7 comments
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
LOL - the ice melts!!! Here is a video at 12800x speed :P https://twitter.com/tiborhalter/status/1363195782917144578
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
I thought it would be fun to share icebergs. ^^ https://iceberger.boomla.net/?id=0162f6a3c3e7e1e1bde4fade9c1...
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
Hi Asim! Sounds super interesting, I'd love to learn more about them! I've messaged you on Linkedin. - Tibor
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
That was most certainly a joke. He called out that grandparent made a typo in the last sentence and drove that home again by also making a typo in the last sentence when referencing grandparent's role. I had a good laugh.
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
Hi @gvinciguerra, thanks for your reply! I mainly stated your solution is about the size of the index and not the values because others comments at the time questioned if it's possible at all. I wanted to add my bits trying to decipher
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
Thanks, that's a very good point!
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
Of course it begs the question: if the keys are sorted, what do we need an index for? A simple halfing method would trivially do it then with btree like performance and infinitely better index size (0). Maybe they may have made an improveme
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
The slides: https://pgm.di.unipi.it/slides-pgm-index-vldb.pdf It seems they are only talking about compressing the index (keys) not the values. Also, the slides seem to imply the keys need to be set in sorted order? That wa
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
I have trouble connecting the contents of this post to the title. The scopes of the problems are bigger than the scopes of individual startups. Eg. the ad based monetization model problem calls for a better model _for the entire industry_.
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
> A large water tank of 500m3 on a high tower at 50M above an underground storage tank yields approx 70 kWh at best. Correct, so if you want 70 MWh you need 1000x more water. 500.000m3 is merely a 80x80x80m cube. Or to put it in differen
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
Hungary - gmail down, youtube down if logged in, search works with 5s response time
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
I too came back here to say "Interesting take". I didn't get to read enough of it so I hope to get back and comment on it later. That said, it feels a bit too daunting that I don't see a menu tree only links leading to y
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
Wow, thanks for sharing Unison, seems super interesting! I've been thinking about content addressed code compilation lately that could allow one to have all versions of a program within a single binary. Apparently there are other benef
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
I too was surprised! :)
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
No need to change the syntax! I’ve worked with a financialy company that had really complex logic in there. Every time I had to touch one, I copied it into a code editor and gave it proper indentation, pretty much one variable at a line. Su
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
That already works.
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
This is a game-changer level feature. I have been dreaming of this and more other power features for a long while. Well, except for the Name Manager part in their implementation, which seems to be a total disaster. I really hope this is a f
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by zupa-hu 6y ago
> File systems that can decouple the notion of access and data locality from inseparability simply do not exist right now For the record, it does. The Boomla OS has exactly that, the ability to store files in files. As in, files and dire

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