renegadus

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by renegadus 3y ago
You can - click "All Tasks" under the File menu or press CMD+T when the app is focused.
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by renegadus 5y ago
Because banking transactions are far more traceable and can often be reversed if found to be fraudulent.
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by renegadus 5y ago
Interesting, thank you.
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by renegadus 5y ago
The company was recently valued at over $6 billion.
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by renegadus 5y ago
Thank you for the suggestion.
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by renegadus 5y ago
I agree, but I don't want to give up 5% for something I could potentially do myself.
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Is 5% a reasonable cut for a middle-man when selling shares privately?
6 points by renegadus 5y ago|13 comments
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Show HN: Kweb, a front-end web framework for back-end developers, in Kotlin(docs.kweb.io)
2 points by renegadus 7y ago|0 comments
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Kweb, a web framework for the server-side, inspired by Vaadin but much simpler(docs.kweb.io)
4 points by renegadus 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Please critique my new Kotlin-based web framework (link to user manual)(docs.kweb.io)
1 points by renegadus 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How much English must you know to use modern programming languages?
3 points by renegadus 8y ago|2 comments
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by renegadus 8y ago
Nice, had an Atari 800XL, then a 512STfm, and then I was one of the 3 people who purchased a Falcon 030. Learned Atari basic from a 2 page leaflet that came with my 800XL when I was 8, then progressed through True Basic and GFA Basic.
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by renegadus 8y ago
Filesystems don't rely on space voluntarily donated by others, and that's the critical difference here. Freenet is designed for sharing information, not archiving it. You can't have both.
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by renegadus 8y ago
In future we'll use <blink> tags ;)
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by renegadus 8y ago
> That's actually fine considering the goals of the system, but any time anyone mentioned it Ian and others would go a bit ballistic. The system did not and could not store information permanently, if it did it would fill up, which
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by renegadus 8y ago
> here if I click on something and there is no internet, I won't see a loading icon. Fortunately, that's not so - Kweb has a neat way to handle it - outlined here: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/
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by renegadus 8y ago
I appreciate your feedback. > In my opinion, we can't say the separation has been "eliminated" if I'm constantly having to ask myself "should I handle this event on the server or the client via `onImmediate`?&quo
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by renegadus 8y ago
Ah, understood. If you're locked in to Scala then unfortunately Kweb probably won't be a good fit :(
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by renegadus 8y ago
Hmm, I'm not sure, but my guess is "not very" as I didn't really design it with usage from other JVM languages in mind. The reason is it depends on some stuff like coroutines - and since Scala deprecated their delimited
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by renegadus 8y ago
Ah, you're right. Ok, I think I can do that fairly concisely in Kweb also, if I find a bit of time.
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by renegadus 8y ago
Hmm, it seems to be adding things to a list but where is it adding a new DOM node?
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by renegadus 8y ago
Unfortunately that's one area where Kweb is currently immature, however beyond what's on the website there are a number of examples that should help: https://github.com/kwebio/core/tree/master/s
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by renegadus 8y ago
I don't think there is any reason, in principle, that Kweb can't be just as efficient as any other web application. This is because Kweb doesn't entirely abstract away the client/server separation in one important sense.
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by renegadus 8y ago
Interesting. Just for fun I created a side-by-side with Kweb of one of their simple examples. Here is kerax: var lines: seq[kstring] = @[] proc createDom(): VNode = result = buildHtml(tdiv): button: text "Sa
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by renegadus 8y ago
Kweb has very little to do with PHP3 and coldfusion, I suggest taking a closer look at it.
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by renegadus 8y ago
I used Wicket for a major project way back in 2007 and worked with the creator of Wicket for a while - so it's almost certain I got some inspiration there :) Wicket was probably the first time I saw a web framework and thought - &quot
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by renegadus 8y ago
Kweb has a neat solution to this, I outline it in this Reddit comment: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/a4dtp2/kweb_a_...
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by renegadus 8y ago
That assuming your application's architecture should be split vertically into front-end and back-end, but what if a horizontal split makes more sense?
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by renegadus 8y ago
I'm kweb's creator, I hadn't heard the term "hexagonal architecture", I'll read up on it, thank you for the kind words. You are correct that, since kwebsites are server-driven, there is no significant offline c
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by renegadus 8y ago
Note: reddit discussion here: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/a4dtp2/kweb_a_...

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