nightnight

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by nightnight 7y ago
The chess pieces don't have to be recognized via a neural network. You just need to track the delta of fields with chess pieces between moves and then you know which piece moved to which field. So, just an optical recognition of empty
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by nightnight 7y ago
Redux gave me superpowers.
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by nightnight 7y ago
Funny. Today's web devs are not your daddy's webmasters.
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by nightnight 7y ago
All tech demos without strong use cases yet. Machine-generated content, spinning content, etc. are black hat tactics employed for decades in order to game Google. Works (just look at what crap ranks high) but the foundation for new huge ind
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by nightnight 7y ago
The problem with newsletters from a product perspective: They are not addictive.
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by nightnight 7y ago
OT: or just use puppeteer, not really hard, for free and you can rule the world
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by nightnight 7y ago
Great subject: I bet that 95% of successful people are one hit wonders. I mean, they got once lucky and can live of the capital of their one hit wonder but can't repeat this a second time. Hence, don't respect/admire such peo
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by nightnight 7y ago
> I mostly enjoy my day at work. There are people to talk to and somewhat interesting projects to work on. Stockholm syndrome.
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by nightnight 7y ago
Dear tsanummy, help us to find the irony in my post or better the message in your post. So, what's your point? I'd love to know what you are talking about. Just to give another example: Imagine all countries in the world had the s
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by nightnight 7y ago
This clearly demonstrates once again that Google is miles ahead of the competition in AI. I mean, they just have the best data. If you want to have an every day example of Google's AI skills: Switch you phone's keyboard to GBoard,
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by nightnight 7y ago
> Skeleton state There is a name for this? Didn't know. > I do recommend you to play with it more in a tiny project. Ok, will do.
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by nightnight 7y ago
> performance costs They are overstated. You are not building Photoshop in the browser 99% of the time. Dev productivity should have a higher prio => everything in JS and nobody needs some FE VM with bytecode (wtf, I mean when we alre
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by nightnight 7y ago
OT: Languages are the biggest lock-in + market barrier for others an economy has (best example is China). Great that English has got even bigger as a lingua france since the Internet started. I think every try to spread local languages is j
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by nightnight 7y ago
> a downside about React is the fact that your template is also JavaScript Everytime I read this (and it still seems to happens in 2019) I just don't get it--I don't get why people want to stick to the past. It's the best
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by nightnight 7y ago
OT: The other day in one of Europe's biggest consumer electronics retail chain (MediaMarkt): Why does Huawei has 3x more showroom space than all other smartphones manufacturers together, right in front of the entrance and this in ever
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by nightnight 7y ago
From your second link: > if we switch from one page to another, and none of the code or data for the next screen has loaded yet, it might be frustrating to immediately see a blank page with a loading indicator. IDK what's the best o
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by nightnight 7y ago
@Dan, fyi, useTransition is already used as a hook name by the quite popular react-spring animation lib. I mean, I can migrate old code bases to import { useTransition as useSpringTransition } or I just import yours as { useTransition as us