kowdermeister

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by kowdermeister 7y ago
macleginn's complaint was that we haven't even modelled simple behavior and I brought these narrow AI examples as a counter argument since they demonstrate that we can, even complex ones. Domain specific? Yeah, bummer. Nowhere I h
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
> companies deploy them to avoid separation of responsibilities and turn every employee into easily replaceable "full-stack developer" SPA-s are much-much harder to develop if more teams are working on it. So your first sentenc
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Or it was that kind of bug report where the reporter made a normal thing sound dangerous. I remember one case when someone suggested that JS should be turned off by default because "arbitrary code execution" :) Edit: with chrome e
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Like plotting an equation to canvas? Editing video? Handling drag and drop events? I've seen that blog post where a guy demonstrated that many UI elements can be done with CSS, I like that. I try to do that myself as much as I can, but
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
What if there's no content to download? The client could have the same algorithm that the server could render. For example create a melody with seed: 4564342 The client can render it and if you access it from the server the server does
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
The back button would do the same as it would do after you click a [next image] link :) Not sure about your point, the history API improves UX if you do it right: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/A
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
There are many good ones, but after a quick bookmark search, this shop is done really well, imho: https://www.shopflamingo.com/
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
I would just render text to a canvas and use it as a texture in your Three.js scene. That's how I do it in my side project and it works without any extra dependency.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Is that so? Worst case I can imagine is to have the same compiler emit app-firefox.wasm and app-chrome.wasm binaries from the same codebase, but I think this is highly unlikely. But there probably always will be a safe flag that generates e
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
> Why do we - developers fall into this trap? Regardless of is this a trap or not, it's obvious to me that developers want simplicity and consistency. WA provides both so don't wonder why it's taking off. > So instead o
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
It can already make use of WebAssembly: https://github.com/anderejd/electron-wasm-rust-example
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Electron apps can already access the host OS, spawn child processes: https://github.com/martinjackson/electron-run-shell-example
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
9 to 5 engineers don't need to deal with accounting. Really, who the hell cares about double entry bookkeeping? It's frustrating stuff that gets into the way of engineering. > And worst of all, your feathers will get plucked by
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
This is the right way. People know interrupting is rude and if you call them out immediately you can just continue. Adding some gesture helps too, like raising the pointing finger :)
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
I have no self control to pay it back on time.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
You are shooting at one sector of tech (researchers) and expecting innovation from another market focused segment (startups to bio tech firms), not really fair :) Probably the huge amount of bureaucracy and regulation keeps medical focused
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
I can't not remember now the Salesforce for developers article :)
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Am I missing something? The article is about AMP. It's fine to dislike it, but your blog content is not displayed via AMP if you do not enable so blocking the Googlebot is totally unreasonable to me.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Thanks btw for the warning, I'm learning Rust slowly by going through the awesome Rust book.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
> promises start running upon creation... > ...until you submit it to an executor That's not much different. Don't call the function then which returns that promise :) Or you can write: sendRequest(thingThatReturnsProm
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Oh hai Max, I remember you from the TC comment section :) Here's a Hacker News card: https://imgur.com/a/vFI9CGw
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US Officials Are Actively Censoring Press Statements on Climate Change(sciencealert.com)
3 points by kowdermeister 7y ago|0 comments
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
What reinstall feature?
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Webpack not working if its Monday(twitter.com)
11 points by kowdermeister 7y ago|1 comments
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Still worth it IMHO. Yes, it's a 10 year old car, but with a semi decent salary it's affordable.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Or a used BMW Z4 :) I'd buy one if I hadn't live in the city center.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
*alphabet
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Since you don't need to verify your true identity, such rule would be totally pointless even if it were there.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Aha! So game developers do write tests after all :)
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
> Will we only wake up once we no longer have the choice to opt out? yes :/ Many commenters say that your data / picture is in the system already, which is fine, but your passport photo can be 10 - 15 years old and these system

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