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by framp 6y ago
This is very neat but gamepad mapping can't be configured and the browser default "standard" mapping doesn't work very well (at least with my Xbox one controller). If you visit chrome://flags you can enable &qu
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by framp 7y ago
A few generic tips: - Don't think of it as a diet, do something that could theoretically sustainable for the rest of your life - Learn about food and how it affects your body (that's an important knowledge investment, given you&#x
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by framp 8y ago
It wasn't any different in 2010 in the majority of the world, for most people; the 700k funding comes from a special location / network.
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by framp 8y ago
I can't speak for GTK as I don't use it much, but there are Qt engines that let you configure all the options without needing to write a theme. I never went that way as I prefer to just use a theme designed by someone who knew wha
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by framp 8y ago
That doesn't look like a reputable source for legal advice. It is certainly violating YouTube terms of service. Given the video is available publicly, copying the video is what happens every time you watch it from your computer. The co
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by framp 8y ago
There is also just JavaScript in Qt which is more mature and probably similarly - if not better - performing. https://doc.qt.io/archives/qt-4.8/qdeclarativejavascript.htm...
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by framp 8y ago
I think the issue is that his freeware utilities were used as part of spyware by third parties. AV back in the days were mainly all blacklists of known actors and a few tricks (eg: when the executable was obfuscated with a compressor like U
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by framp 9y ago
Really lovely post! I wonder how Cloud Haskell would fare in such a scenario
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by framp 9y ago
If I recall correctly there was an old version of Google Maps which worked without JS. It was before they replaced the old snappy and functional Google Maps with the bloated and slow app we have now.
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by framp 9y ago
You could use a link with a background-image <style>.vote-42:active{ background-image: url(/api/vote/42) } </style> <a class="vote-42">Vote</a>
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by framp 9y ago
This is the original paper from 2013: http://www.leafpetersen.com/leaf/publications/hs2013/hrc-pap... GHC can use this intermediate code (a-la LLVM) to produce executable. The idea is to create an intermediat
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by framp 9y ago
Why should it be disturbing? Being precious is a relationship between two entities, where one of the two must be sentient. Considering the phrasing "Human life is a precious thing", my assumption is that the reader (or myself) is
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by framp 9y ago
Deniable encryption https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-540-77566-...
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by framp 9y ago
This is wrong. The world on the other side is so much greener. https://wiki.qt.io/Handling_PDF#Using_QtPDF
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by framp 10y ago
Glad to see Haskell used in production. It's kind of funny that build reproducibility (which was a major issue before stack) is one of the strong point. I wonder if, for your project, using cloudhaskell would have been more appropriate
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by framp 10y ago
Because it's an advisory referendum. Also, UK is not a direct democracy.
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by framp 10y ago
I think you're example is misleading. The Queen becoming a dictator is completely different from the Parliament doing what it should do. To keep it simple: This is a democracy, which means every citizen is giving away his/her powe
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by framp 10y ago
> In the US they don't trust you per definition and instead you have to prove that you are good with money by basically creating debt and then paying it off. You have to do the same to get a mortgage in UK. And that's why I nee
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by framp 10y ago
Both gets fast really soon. Have you ever checked out Maybe ( http://learnyouahaskell.com/a-fistful-of-monads#getting-our-... )?
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by framp 10y ago
Didn't now Top Gear started reviewing JS frameworks.
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by framp 10y ago
The problem with async is that you have to wrap everything in try/catch
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by framp 11y ago
Robots and automation?
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by framp 11y ago
Great article and really interesting language! I wonder how Idris is going to be affected when Dependent types come to Haskell as well (announced at last ICFP)
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by framp 11y ago
Haskell is not a perfect language - but I don't really agree on the points raised by the author. The things I don't like are: - String vs ByteString vs Text - seriously tired of csing everythin - Lazy by default is fun - but makes
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by framp 11y ago
This happens everywhere. Tech is nothing different.
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by framp 11y ago
That's a comprehensive list - Really loved gelato personally - Still wrapping my head if I should go the kong route or not - Blockspring seems really cool, even for developers, definitively going to try it out
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by framp 11y ago
I'm using hapi + sequelize or loopback actually. Zazler looks interesting, thanks for the link!
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by framp 11y ago
Kong is great but adds dependencies to the project (I don't really want to deploy bloody Cassandra for a small API). And it would be great to have 3rd party logins working in Kong
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by framp 11y ago
I don't think using stored procedures should be the focus of the project. PostgREST is great because it lets you kickstart a CRUD application with ease. I'm mainly a node.js developer nowadays and I'm using some frameworks to
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by framp 11y ago
You should check out PostgREST, a tool to expose Postres tables through a JSON APIs: https://github.com/begriffs/postgrest

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