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asurty
4y ago
Thanks for taking the time to find/share these links! Very informative. It sounds to me like most of the criticism's outlined are solvable. Perhaps the people behind the standard should be engaging the framework community more.
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asurty
4y ago
Web components seem like a good idea to me. I would imagine there are a lot of libraries out there (eg/ calendars, styling frameworks) that would benefit from reuse across applications. The browser could cache it even if served from
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asurty
4y ago
That is cool, didn't realize that! I wonder why React lags behind ( ? )
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asurty
4y ago
IMO they are complimentary to react. Frameworks like react/angular/backbone/vue solve the problem of creating a single page application with a nice architecture and sharing code between components within the SPA. Web componen
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asurty
4y ago
A few years back I did something called 'master the mainframe' where they provided a TSO login for you on an instance running in one of their labs. They also provided you with a bunch of fun exercises to learn more about the syst
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asurty
4y ago
I love the idea of requiring the purchase of merchandise beforehand, although I'm not sure if this would only compound the problem of scalping. The problem with building moats is a ) scalpers will write algorithms to predict where the
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asurty
4y ago
I think ticket master attempted to do something similar to what you were saying as mentioned in this freakonimics podcast - https://freakonomics.com/podcast/why-is-the-live-event-ticke... I believe the problem they cit
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asurty
4y ago
TLDR: band gaps are not for the feint of heard :D
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asurty
4y ago
I think the core ethos of the book is every negotiation is different and so each tip/technique is just that - a tip/technique you can add to your tool belt and use when the context lends itself to it. The book also mentions anchor
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asurty
6y ago
I have also been loving yoga on youtube! Its like going to a class except there is nobody to tell me how much my form sucks. I've been thinking about writing an app to let me turn some of these follow alongs into an interval timer whe
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asurty
6y ago
This is exactly why I decided against purchasing a cottage (thats what we call it up here in Canada). I realized I would be spending at least 4 hours in traffic every weekend to double my house work. Instead why not just put all that time i
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asurty
6y ago
That was fun! Somehow I feel like I came up with a tune that already exists - https://music-grid.surge.sh/#256-80-256-40-256-32-256-288-12...
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asurty
6y ago
I've been using it more to read Dalio's articles. Which makes me curious why he is using linked in and not just hire someone to set up a personal blog for him ( ? )
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asurty
7y ago
This reminds me of a podcast I listened to recently about creativity. Maybe its not about the idiomatic question of whether classes are good or bad but more about the act of placing the limitation that helps drive the masterpiece? https:&
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asurty
7y ago
This reminds me of a first year engineering philosophy course I took where the prof spent a good chunk of it trying to tell us there is no such thing as 100% objective research then proceeding to tell us that our grades were 100% objective
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asurty
8y ago
I also found typing "Fa.." became muscle memory. I found blocking it with /etc/hosts worked for me - https://gist.github.com/thomasbilk/1506210/2d20f47bbcca75b2f... [edit] I was thinking about
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asurty
9y ago
Perhaps this will only spur the global do gooders of the world to come up with better (more permanent) solutions for promoting privacy, free speech and innovation. As a reader of HN I feel like there is already great work being done here (e
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asurty
9y ago
Also heard about this here - http://www.wnyc.org/story/public-comment-broken?tab=transcri...
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asurty
10y ago
The beauty of having an open source solution is smart and rational people from across the political spectrum can work together on something that everyone agrees is a 'correct' voting system.
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asurty
10y ago
I hope the title for this link is not misleading. I'm genuinely curious of the answer and hope people read the full article.
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Is there already a non profit independent organization for flagging fake news?
(washingtonpost.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Microsoft has lost my trust in them after what happened to me with Skype. I was one of the many victims who had their account hacked. The worst part was how their customer support handled the issue. They almost gave me an ulcer by trying
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Skype Security Vulnerability
(gist.github.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
is this available as a podcast?
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Code: debugging the gender gap
(cbc.ca)
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11y ago
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Template element now supported in “Microsoft edge”
(wpdev.uservoice.com)
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11y ago
Is it me or is alphabet.com timing out? Can't wait to see what they put up there. :D
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asurty
11y ago
As an old high school friend of Kaz I can say his last name is not spelled "netajian" - is that on purpose?
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12y ago
My concern with people rolling their own layout engines is that they are reinventing the wheel (for the most part). Diverging from standards means learning how to do something I already knew how to do. Extending CSS with things such as LES
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asurty
12y ago
Why don't the sherpas form a union?
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