stream_fusion

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by stream_fusion 11y ago
React and jsx constructed dom using inline-styles brings the disparate technologies together in a composable way.
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by stream_fusion 11y ago
> Also, I don't think 23&Me's test results have enough medical value to be used for evaluating health risks. Insurance companies would have another view.
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by stream_fusion 11y ago
Can anyone compare and contrast flux, reflux and redux? I have got the hang of writing flux stores - and like the uni-directional dataflow model a lot. I also evaluated relay/graphql - which unfortunately is missing backend support for
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by stream_fusion 11y ago
As someone who spends most of my time in vim/ screen/ tmux I moved to xmonad recently as well (albeit on debian). It felt very liberating to suddenly be free of all the Gnome3 / Unity politics, developer fragmentation, and co
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by stream_fusion 11y ago
It's arguably faster and of more benefit to learn OO in an OO language, and then work backwards to figure out ways to implement those strategies in C (eg. polymorphism using structs with arrays of function pointers, or win32 send_messa
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by stream_fusion 11y ago
I thought your analogy was spot on. In React, the view is reduced down to a functional projection of the model - rather than being a complicated set of state interaction patterns (eg. mvc,mvvm). The React framework then handles the real DOM
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by stream_fusion 11y ago
The problem with Java binaries on the client, was that the Java applet didn't have direct access to the DOM bindings. Instead, the applet rendered it's own GUI via the plugin, and the look and behavior was inconsistent with the re
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by stream_fusion 11y ago
There's an intention is to transition ethereum from proof of work, to proof of stake, to avoid some of the mining centralization and waste.
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by stream_fusion 11y ago
I can make 20 or 30 commits during some code changes in a morning's worth of coding. This allows me to easily trace back to any point, or cross-reference changes across many local branches, etc. At the end, it might all be squashed dow
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by stream_fusion 11y ago
Thanks. I'll probably end up creating an unprovisioned partition. It's frustrating, exactly because of the uncertainty re future performance. Especially given the price premium for pro/enterprise level hardware.
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by stream_fusion 11y ago
I have the same drive in a laptop. There were lots of trim errors in the kernel logs, with debian so I ended up disabling trim.
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by stream_fusion 11y ago
I have one of the affected drives mentioned in the article in my development laptop - the Samsung SSD 850 PRO 512GB. As one of the most expensive SSD drives available on the market, it was disconcerting to find dmesg -T showing trim errors,
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by stream_fusion 11y ago
An argument behind not increasing the block size, is that miners can price-ration the inclusion of transactions in blocks. During periods of high network contention, an ordinary user can include a higher-fee to prioritize their transactions
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by stream_fusion 11y ago
> In the real world there is always a discord between requirements and reality, skillsets and the problem space, change management and the need for rapid change, scope creep, and on and on. We follow Agile. At the beginning of iteration
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by stream_fusion 11y ago
Reverting a commit is trivial. There is zero opportunity of destroying a repo. From my notes, # revert a commit git revert dd61ab32
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by stream_fusion 12y ago
Not knowing the technical, or legal arrangements of SWIFT doesn't prevent one from making a traditional international wire-transfer.
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by stream_fusion 12y ago
Almost all languages have an escape-hatch to do dangerous stuff. The key insight about Rust is the set of programming abstractions (linear types to manage resources) that enable one to get systems-like programming tasks done, without needi
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by stream_fusion 12y ago
My experience playing around with KD trees is that they are super effective for multidimensional indexing (including spatial) and range search so long as the data is relatively static. The difficulty comes when trying to update and re-balan
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by stream_fusion 12y ago
Everyone who needs 'upsert' is forced to go and read those discussions (and probably a few more articles as well), and then implement their own version of the same thing many times over. The fact that it's complicated is prec
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by stream_fusion 12y ago
npm can use server-side resources. But where do you store the 25GB blockchain in a client-side full-node implementation? Isn't this just an implementation only for Node?
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Can MaidSafe Decentralize the Internet?(bytemaster.bitshares.org)
6 points by stream_fusion 12y ago|0 comments
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by stream_fusion 12y ago
My experience is that, Haskell syntax is a dream compared to Ocaml, with 'where' clauses, beautifully simple lambda syntax, do notation support, . and $ composition, typeclass operator overloading. Ocaml is more practical in a har
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by stream_fusion 12y ago
> Anybody that thinks the banking system is going to let a decentralized service pull money out of people's bank accounts... I don't think that's completely clear. There will certainly be co-ordinated resistance from many
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by stream_fusion 12y ago
They should carefully consider the possibility of creating a decentralized exchange (like bitshares or nubits) and not merely a new centralized exchange for a decentralized currency (bitcoin). There will be a future for blockchain technolog
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by stream_fusion 12y ago
CEO exercised right-of-reply to potentially tortious statements from the employee. Also public interest.
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by stream_fusion 12y ago
The context, is a spill-the-beans IAMA from a disgruntled ex-employee provocatively made on reddit itself. The CEO has a right-of-reply and a duty to protect the reputation of the company against accusations, and he fairly exercised that ri
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by stream_fusion 12y ago
Does this change pattern matching syntax of recursive data structures, if every node is an explicit box type? Could be cumbersome for matching parse-trees?
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by stream_fusion 12y ago
The Rust trait/typesystem doesn't currently support higher kinded polymorphism.
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by stream_fusion 14y ago
It's often difficult to gain mindshare with other developers and management.
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by stream_fusion 15y ago
> You should typically not manage scarce resources such as file descriptors, network connections, and buffers or caches in a dealloc method. In particular, you should not design classes so that dealloc will be invoked when you think it

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