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   by localhostdotdev 7y ago

   started using stimulus and loving it so far, got sick of react and jquery (trying to use plain js + underscore + my own "utils")
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   Hello, Stimulus(stimulusjs.org)

   1 points by localhostdotdev 7y ago|0 comments
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   by localhostdotdev 7y ago

   it doesn't export to the global namespace though: <script src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js"></script> <script>$</script> ReferenceError: $ is no
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   by localhostdotdev 7y ago

   markov chains are very simple at their core (e.g. simple version could be: take the probability of the next word given the known probabilities of words that follow the previous word) it can be implemented in a few lines of code, that's
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   by localhostdotdev 7y ago

   it's going to be interesting to see what is in all those insurance files https://legalinsurrection.com/2013/08/whats-behind-wikileaks...
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   by localhostdotdev 7y ago

   just a simple reminder: Top 1m 77.15% Top 100k 87.37% Top 10k 88.83% https://trends.builtwith.com/javascript/jQuery
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   by localhostdotdev 7y ago

   my take on this is that's it's better focus on major actions taken during a mandate (and that's what people who don't care too much about politics do) to then inform the next vote. that's why politics before the ris
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   by localhostdotdev 7y ago

   yes and google does it too, which is very creepy and not useful to the user at all. unlike the location history where I understand the use case and maybe search history. but all those should be disabled by default.
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   by localhostdotdev 7y ago

   that was for shadowsocks I think (e.g. a powerful tool to escape the chinese firewall). they even tried to DDoS github as far as I remember.
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    by localhostdotdev 7y ago

    additionally for passwords that are already stored, it's not too costly to check the hashes against the blacklist and revoke those existing passwords.
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    by localhostdotdev 7y ago

    Thanks a lot for the explanation and the better sources, the TIFF image should probably be a torrent because it's not downloading very fast, the PNG image does give much nicer renders: https://i.imgur.com/zZcD5Na.jpg
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    by localhostdotdev 7y ago

    after experimenting for a while, I now prefer "for what purpose?" instead of "why?". "why?" easily leads to cycles and going back down the abstraction hierarchy, where "for what purpose?" always goes
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    by localhostdotdev 7y ago

    editing that image reveals all kinds of details: https://imgur.com/a/TvQsgbA (and I don't even know what I'm doing)
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    by localhostdotdev 7y ago

    pretty cool, I wished chrome did that. firefox is probably going to choose cloudflare (1.1.1.1). I wonder how this plays out with local DNS (e.g. my ISP has some custom domains for me to use, and internal company network addresses)
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    by localhostdotdev 7y ago

    quite amazing, would love this as a background on both phone and desktop
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    by localhostdotdev 7y ago

    getting closer everyday to a global "login" to access the internet
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    TIFU by spending the last year on Reddit talking to myself after being muted(reddit.com)

    6 points by localhostdotdev 7y ago|0 comments
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    by localhostdotdev 7y ago

    reddit's code formatting is its own story, it supports both 4 spaces and triple backticks (but only on redesign web). > On redesign, a slightly-edited version of CommonMark. On old reddit, it's still snudown. (and mobile apps h
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    by localhostdotdev 7y ago

    "every other system has a feature except us, and we are not going to add it (because reasons) even if it's very widely used" also: > When a fork syscall is made on WSL, lxss.sys does some of the initial work to prepare for
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    by localhostdotdev 7y ago

    def f(&block) block.class end f { } # => Proc f(&-> { }) # => Proc f(&lambda { }) # => Proc f(&:something) # => Proc lambda { }.class # => Proc (I think you get the idea)
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    by localhostdotdev 7y ago

    blocks are the same as passing a function or a lambda in python: [1, 2, 3].map { |i| i + 1 } [i + 1 for i in [1, 2, 3]] def plus(i): return i + 1 map(plus, [1, 2, 3]) map(lambda i: i + 1, [1, 2, 3])
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    by localhostdotdev 7y ago

    github uses libgit2 https://github.com/libgit2/libgit2 (in C) but I'm pretty sure they have a lot of wrappers around it (maybe a ruby gem with native extensions, maybe using ffi) edit: ruby gem: https:/&#x2F
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    by localhostdotdev 7y ago

    if you go through the files in the repo they are very easy to read (I would recommend starting with the test/ folder): https://github.com/jcoglan/jit obviously the lib folder requires a lot of git-specific knowled
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    by localhostdotdev 7y ago

    the linked repository is amazing, I don't think I ever saw such nice code and such neat organization: https://github.com/jcoglan/jit (everything uses standard ruby libraries or default gems like minitest) I'm