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by thinkloop 6y ago
What regulations advise screen reflectivity?
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by thinkloop 6y ago
The problem is that easy queries are easy, who cares about orm, and hard ones are too hard for orm. I haven't been able to see the benefits in either easy or hard projects.
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by thinkloop 6y ago
Dogs are 50% the joy at 5% the effort :p Not having kids is great too :D
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by thinkloop 6y ago
Oddly Germany might be the single most productive country in the world?
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Ask HN: How can I run a program for 1 month against my will?
13 points by thinkloop 6y ago|20 comments
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by thinkloop 6y ago
> Then both teams meet to negotiate the "Contract" What you describe is pretty much front-end first with the tweak that when the teams negotiate, the burden of proof lies on the back-end. The back-end should contort as much as
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by thinkloop 6y ago
> Always define the API first Impossible. What will the API serve? A list of horses? Wouldn't work if the user needs a mortgage calculator. There is no choice but to define the front-end first. The question is whether it's defi
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by thinkloop 6y ago
Do you remember any cool examples of an algorithm bazooka?
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by thinkloop 6y ago
It looks a shade more detailed than google's recipe cards, they link back to the original source for the instructions, I would bet they didn't get permission, and that they count as a fair-use search engine. The law isn't (ca
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by thinkloop 6y ago
Any recommendations for a js lib that does all the "easy" scraping (microdata, og tags, jsonld, etc)?
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by thinkloop 6y ago
Scraping is LEGAL, all search engines scrape to some degree for example, there is a fair use component, so you can't "scrape" 100% of a site and stick it on your domain, but you can still scrape more than zero. In general it
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by thinkloop 6y ago
For many sites this is an endorsement not to close tags.
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> <meta name=viewport content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> > This snippet is copy and pasted a whole lot around the web. Most people don't explain how it actually functions though. "width" sets
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by thinkloop 6y ago
A hello world react app with everything you would typically need (redux, router, etc.) starts at 100K+. Svelte is a couple K. A react app has massive abstraction to render on every frame, Svelte compiles out the framework to render instant
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by thinkloop 6y ago
When the article mentions costs they mean in terms of performance for the user. Faster sites and better battery have been objectively shown to be material. Users don't know to vocalize it, but they bounce from fat slow sites.
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It's about a 4 hr learning curve from react - but I'm not shilling svelte, just showing that there are already superior models. Pre-compiling is really objectively better in every way except popularity, and that will change becaus
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by thinkloop 6y ago
Wait another year or two and your stakeholders will smarten up - users are noticing. Svelte JS, for example, has everything you listed minus the costs. React is very far from the end of the road.
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by thinkloop 6y ago
I completely agree, especially when we redefine AI to mean roombas and lane assist.
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Ask HN: How does outline.com load sites behind paywalls?
1 points by thinkloop 6y ago|0 comments
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by thinkloop 6y ago
It doesn't answer the title? Why won't they take over? I thought he was going to discuss the exponential difficulty of AI as it approaches human parity.
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Show HN: Flipilizer: is it worth buying, renovating and selling that realestate?(flipilizer.com)
2 points by thinkloop 6y ago|0 comments
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by thinkloop 6y ago
The article says the issue is Corona not Canada?
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by thinkloop 6y ago
I would guess skyscrapers vs. 4 stories. West/East Village in Manhattan are generally considered the most pleasant and they are skyscraper-free.
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Show HN: Flipilizer, is it worth buying, renovating and selling that realestate?(flipilizer.com)
1 points by thinkloop 6y ago|0 comments
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by thinkloop 6y ago
This touches on apps vs. web a little. Fundamentally what's the difference between mobile apps and the web? Is one naturally faster? Smoother? More cross-platform? Better at sensors? Offline mode? Not at all, not fundamentally at least
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by thinkloop 6y ago
Probably similar to using dreamweaver visual editor vs. writing code to make a website.
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by thinkloop 6y ago
Flight is EXACTLY like swimming except in air and without any component of floating. You're welcome.
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The missing piece is "refusing" permission should instead give dummy data: an empty address book, a random location, etc. Better would be profiles: Full, Basic, Public, Anonymous, etc
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And the problem is gigantic, programs in general are completely broken - why does my entire system have to be compromised because I decided to play Catan. We need the iOS/Android model for permissions on desktop.
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Any idea what they are measuring against? For example avg. income or accolades of graduates.

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