Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
mwhite
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
8 ms
·
1.
▲
by
mwhite
2mo ago
83. This is an AI verification referring to my aunt. I didn't read the article and skimmed the comments.
2.
▲
by
mwhite
3mo ago
I know this is a code about me behaving as if I went to a world-class university for undergrad. I could have gotten into almost any world class university, so that's what I do.
3.
▲
by
mwhite
4mo ago
Ok, I am on an injection. I had about four or five minor hallucinations prior to taking anti-psychotics. I was pretty sure that I was getting a code in pages on the Internet, i.e., it clearly seemed to be statistically significant, which s
4.
▲
by
mwhite
4mo ago
Hello HN, I consider this my life's work. Note the following: * The editor can be integrated with an LLM. * DOM-manipulating and MVC apps can be automatically rewritten as functional-reactive I am gearing up to begin imple
5.
▲
A Self-Hosting Point-and-Click Editor for Any GUI-DB Application [pdf]
(michaelawhite.net)
2 points
by
mwhite
4mo ago
|
1 comments
6.
▲
by
mwhite
4mo ago
I think it may be something to do with the ISS or Norge. I hope I didn't get myself into something I can't handle.
7.
▲
by
mwhite
8mo ago
Thanks, while not mentioning it in the original post, I was actually diagnosed with schizophrenia in 2015 and receive treatment for it, but I was actually told I would be told I had schizophrenia because the real condition was so rare or ha
8.
▲
by
mwhite
8mo ago
No, but I have read a lot of apparently AI-generated material without successfully identifying it as such to anyone else I know. Maybe we are seeing different versions of the page? I hear a very powerful entity may rewrite any page on the
9.
▲
by
mwhite
8mo ago
It's the truth, most likely, or potentially I don't understand something about childhood events.
10.
▲
Seeking Co-Founder for Declarative Application Editor
1 points
by
mwhite
8mo ago
|
7 comments
11.
▲
Committee to re-legitimize bare try: except: in Python, assemble
(nothing.com)
1 points
by
mwhite
6y ago
|
0 comments
12.
▲
by
mwhite
6y ago
"spirit of the times" /stopped reading
13.
▲
by
mwhite
6y ago
One-level deep inheritance can be great for abstracting common functionality, and multi-level inheritance sometimes makes sense in very large applications. What you want to watch out for is multi-level inheritance with an inheritance hiera
14.
▲
by
mwhite
6y ago
Isn't structs which embed structs composition, not inheritance?
15.
▲
by
mwhite
9y ago
There are few things that truly exemplify quality; I count the simple but not minimalist visual aesthetic of GNOME 2 as one of them. It is unfortunate that they changed the aesthetic so much with GNOME 3, particularly making it more minimal
16.
▲
by
mwhite
10y ago
Haskell is mainly developed and used by academics in the field of programming language theory, and occasionally such academics who do some work in industry, so it's not really the whole story to call it "software programmers build
17.
▲
by
mwhite
10y ago
That's the absolute additional deaths, not the change ratio. > Planned out-of-hospital birth was associated with a higher rate of perinatal death than was planned in-hospital birth (3.9 vs. 1.8 deaths per 1000 deliveries, P=0.003; o
18.
▲
by
mwhite
10y ago
Sorry for being unclear. I'm not proposing NoSQL. I'm saying that many NoSQL users really mainly want NoDDL, which can be implemented on top of Postgres JSON storage while retaining SQL. - data (string type, int id, json fields)
19.
▲
by
mwhite
10y ago
Postgres (and at least one other RDBMS) has partial indexes, which pretty much solves the index namespace problem you mention: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.0/static/indexes-partial.ht... Partial indexes
20.
▲
by
mwhite
10y ago
It's called NoSQL, which removes the need for schema migrations for things like adding or deleting columns. This could be solved for relational databases if you implemented application-level abstractions that allowed you to store all y
21.
▲
by
mwhite
10y ago
A team of developers all working off of master doesn't necessarily require much communication about who's working where. If your code is well organized into modules broken down by functional area, it should reduce the number of po
22.
▲
by
mwhite
10y ago
It seems like NoSQL could be left behind except for the .001% of use cases that actually require it and can't be easily replaced with extensions or (hopefully) automatable configurations of Postgres, but it would require application-le
23.
▲
by
mwhite
10y ago
Enough of it's luck that it's unlikely that a team would go undefeated for half of a season, but it's also the fact that it's hard to get a team with only the best players; most teams have a mixture of player ability. I
24.
▲
by
mwhite
10y ago
English-speaking countries are not all alike. The level of non-English speaking immigration to a country (which happens in all English-speaking countries, but to a much greater degree in some than others) has a large impact on the ability
25.
▲
by
mwhite
10y ago
I think by script tags he means JS modules that only "export" things using globals.
26.
▲
by
mwhite
11y ago
No one is saying that no one should still use tech that was previously state of the art. No one is saying that you need to rewrite existing apps if there's no business need to. I use Backbone models in a React app because Backbone is
27.
▲
by
mwhite
11y ago
I meant that your code could parse the supposed lave code before running it to verify that it is limited to the known lave constructs (which does not include arbitrary code execution). It would quite slow but enough to make it somewhat saf
28.
▲
by
mwhite
11y ago
It seems like it theoretically shouldn't be too hard to add the ability to validate that the data is a valid lave output if you're concerned about that. That more or less leaves only the issue of anonymous functions in the data b
29.
▲
by
mwhite
11y ago
On second thought, I'm not sure if a backbone-react mixin is even necessary. You can explicitly subscribe and unsubscribe to events with only a couple lines of code in componentWillMount() and componentWillUnmount().
30.
▲
by
mwhite
11y ago
You could try using Flask-Restless with Backbone-Relational and then integrate with something like React using something like https://github.com/magalhas/backbone-react-component https://flask-restless.readt
More ›