WeAddValue

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by WeAddValue 3y ago
So, like an election in Russia, there's only one candidate in the race?
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
Or your, oh, nevermind.
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
To the credit of his vision, in a 2012 debate he said Russia was a concern in international affairs. Back then everyone looked at him funny like he didn't realize the Soviet Union had fallen 20 years earlier.
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
Yup, probably that. My 161 year old needs the router and 3 pods and still has no-signal areas.
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
Yup, same here. I delivered pizzas in northern Ontario for 3 years while in school. During snowstorms it seemed quite a few people would decide to stay home ... and order a pizza. I carried about a dozen+ bricks with me that I would jam und
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
Maybe she didn't know it was a weather report encoded in telegraph jargon and instead thought it was some kind of crypto puzzle that she kept handy to work on in idle moments.
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Tripping Train 185 – A Great Meditation Video(youtube.com)
2 points by WeAddValue 3y ago|1 comments
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
This is my favourite video for meditating or just chilling out. This Youtube video from TVO is almost 3 hours long. Although there are some stops along the way, most of the video is filmed from the front of the train looking down the trac
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
Not only one throat to choke, but most C-Suite had direct or indirect experience with what the old IBM (not sure about the current IBM) could do in those infrequent situations with high-impact, high-visibility, nasty technical problems. IBM
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
Just when I thought life couldn't get any better, it does. /s
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
As a counter-example, how many have heard of unpoly.com, another hypermedia-based framework but without the memes and shit-slinging?
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
wagtail.io, a Django/Python CMS, lists NASA as one of its users ... but is not mentioned in the article. The article says the migration was from Drupal to WP. Was that just fake news on wagtail.io?
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
Or just use htmx.org
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
This! Call it once with a string containing 457 elements and the DOM is blazing fast. Call it 457 times to create an element and the DOM is slow.
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
I use a Google Sheet as it can be accessed from anywhere. Even my non-techie business folks can make changes (they feel at home in spreadsheets). I even added a menu button to the gsheet to launch a re-build (it is a static site on Netlify;
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
Long time ago I lived in a shady building where it was broke, broken into that is to get the coins in the machine.
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
If you are developing a large JS codebase then Typescript is probably a good idea. But the Hypermedia movement, including htmx, is saying don't build large JS codebases! If you send JSON down the wire then you need a large JS codebase
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
That's the whole point. Those "restful API backend services" are not really REST-ful. The essay, "How Did Rest Come To Mean The Opposite of REST"[0], explains this better than I ever could in a HN post. Maybe we
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
The code is not done yet but I can explain how we're going to use htmx and Hypermedia APIs for the static site of a national chess federation (it's static to avoid hacking/ddos from disgruntled russians). Every week, new che
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
hyperscript is a separate project. It is not a feature of htmx. htmx handles the hypermedia interactions with the back-end server. For pure in-page interactivity (hiding/showing side-navs, etc), you get to decide how you want to do
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
Meow!
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
In the late 1990's I worked at a large bank's Online Retail Banking website running Netscape's iPlanet webserver on Unix (AIX). Being ~25 years ago, I'm a little foggy on the technical details but at a high level we sta
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
Or use hashids.org. Use it to obfuscate your integer auto increment ids anywhere a user might see it.
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by WeAddValue 3y ago
FYI, which was probably derived from the old mainframe-ism which had spooling before Unix was written. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spooling
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by WeAddValue 4y ago
I recall one of the computing magazines of that era, possibly the Dec 77 issue of BYTE you mentioned, published the entire code in BASIC for a space-oriented game. Inputs were simple letter or letter+number commands and outputs were an ASCI