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by rolae 2y ago
Example of such a report: https://youtu.be/Aa7Q2S7VWUk?si=bqmvmoUBvo0GN1tG
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by rolae 3y ago
People say the title of the article "Ruby Outperforms C: Breaking the Catch-22" is misleading, which is true, this is about Ruby code optimized by JIT outperforming a extension written in C. But to give some context: the author Aa
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by rolae 3y ago
Not necessarily. Something being too fast can be confusing. If you expect a process to take some time and it ends immediately, it can feel like it failed. I remember the people from Blogger (google) talking about this problems. People were
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by rolae 3y ago
Both 3.5 and 4 hallucinated according to the professor: > Most used 3.5. A few used 4 and those essays also had false info. I don't think they used any browsing plug-ins but it's possible--it was a take-home assignment and not
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by rolae 3y ago
Mine was basically ignoring all the mining, get as many food plots as possible, and focus on energy and food. Worked well against the computer, they believed there will be enough supply. But I actually bought out the warehouse and then drov
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by rolae 4y ago
Bookshop.org is about that, privately funded with the objective to let independent book sellers stand up to the power of amazon. https://bookshop.org/info/about-us
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by rolae 5y ago
Andrew Kane created a dataframe gem fairly recently: https://github.com/ankane/rover
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by rolae 5y ago
Nice. I did something similar recently with an iFrame where you have a form for configuring customer sites and it displays the preview in an iFrame. I had to throw in some debouncing and special handling for hidden inputs, as changes to hid
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by rolae 6y ago
That was a regression in version 3.4, fixed here: https://github.com/hopsoft/stimulus_reflex/pull/418
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by rolae 6y ago
Exactly. Basically all you to is to call a remote procedure, which you can do by adding a simple `data-reflex="click->Todo#toggle`. In the remote method you change something about the state (for example db, redis). The server rerend
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by rolae 6y ago
It looks beautiful, but please increase the contrast. Some texts are #aaa on #fff, which is almost illegible. This is an accessibility issue not just for people with impaired vision, also for people checking a page on a mobile phone on a su
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by rolae 6y ago
Just as you did here most people who submit a Show HN give a short description of what they did in a comment. I think it would be a good addition to include the posters top level comments in the detailed view.
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Digital Ocean donated 5000$ to make amends to Ryan Bates (RailsCasts)(twitter.com)
2 points by rolae 6y ago|0 comments
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by rolae 6y ago
For people on Rails I recommend checking out https://www.heya.email/ from The guys at honeybadger. It is a paid/open source gem, that will let work with the db data instead of having to transmit all that user data to a
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by rolae 6y ago
Rails has very much embraced webpack and different ways to build SPA on it, with providing an API only mode and easy install webpacker install commands. Maybe for an oppinionated framework it now offers too many ways to do the frontend. B
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by rolae 6y ago
No, there are three layers on how to use matestack. Without reactivity, it just creates pure HTML. If you use reactive functions like :onclick, :toggle, :async, you basically configure/fill VueJS components provided by matestack. On th
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by rolae 6y ago
Stimulus Reflex https://docs.stimulusreflex.com/ Laravel Livewire https://laravel-livewire.com/ Phoenix LiveView https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix_live_view That's where
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by rolae 6y ago
Meteor.js maybe, not sure of its focus nowaday, back when I played around with it, you had basically a MongoDB that you could query and mutate on the client, everything was then synced via a pub/sub system with the server.
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by rolae 6y ago
Reminds of an episode of the programm (audio series). [1] They used GTP-3 to generate most of the answers the AI gives in that episode. It is generally a fascinating series, set in a fictional future, where the program took control of the w
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The Post-Modern Web: StimulusReflex, or the Renaissance of Simplicity(medium.com)
9 points by rolae 6y ago|0 comments
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by rolae 6y ago
With Stimulus Reflex we are getting pretty close. https://docs.stimulusreflex.com/
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by rolae 6y ago
To document with videos is valuable, but I think the site should provide as much context as possible, what I would wish for, show: * Date of incident * Short description of context * Primary source, or at least, where the video was
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by rolae 6y ago
To document single incidents of brutality has value. The documentation of one single act of police brutality has value. As the police has a monopoly on the legal use of violence they have to be held accountable. This is like saying building
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by rolae 6y ago
Refactoring Ruby I am a UX person, but often dabbled in Ruby on Rails. Currently for the the first time working on a more serious app and now reading the book refactoring ruby, is very illuminating, going through my code again and rereading
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by rolae 6y ago
There are hundreds of wireframing / prototoyping tools out there, I tried many of them, I would still recommend Balsamiq for non-designers. It stays true to its core, to keep things simple and fast. Sketch & Figma will slow you dow
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by rolae 7y ago
Intercooler is all about getting HTML into your DOM that you get from AJAX requests without actually writing any Javascript. Alpine is more about Interactivity within the current page, without doing a request first. It keeps the state in a
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by rolae 7y ago
Alpine.js really was created for javascript sprinkles, where even vue.js might be overkill. For example, if you have an app, but you need to have dropdowns and modals. Then something like alpine.js can be nice. So it is actually not intende
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by rolae 7y ago
While the spirit of using a simple library for javascript sprinkles to enahnce your app is similar, stimulus.js and alpine.js are quite different: Alpine.js has the x-data property, to keep state that you can manipulate, in stimulus all sta
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by rolae 7y ago
If you want some good visual design tips, then I can recommend https://refactoringui.com/ I can also highly recommend the book they sell.
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by rolae 7y ago
Reminds of when I was not able to log into Skype, because when I typed in my username, which was something like firstname...familyname, it kept replacing the three dots with an elipsis automatically, without me noticing.

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