zerker2000

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by zerker2000 3y ago
pulling the concrete friction-report referenced in the reply https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35316159 (these are not necessarily the same issues, but at least similar-sounding ones I found by googling) • widgets openin
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by zerker2000 5y ago
I wish any of these projects(obsidian, logseq, Roam) supported WikiWord autolinks alongside [[Mediawiki]] ones. See also: https://apenwarr.ca/log/20100901
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by zerker2000 6y ago
I believe GP is referring to government legal action against Parler for "helping" organize lynch mobs. Extralegal retribution from oligopolistic service providers is of course also allowed by law , that just doesn't make it
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by zerker2000 6y ago
Ah, I see ILang deals with the issue by… not having a name binding primitive, making you SKI-calculus your arguments into place. (Compare the piles of roll-swap-dup you get in varless forth dialects, though not as bad due to there being two
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by zerker2000 6y ago
> Parentheses may be used to specify the order, but there's a (usually) better way as well: whitespace! Fewer spaces means the function will be executed earlier. Oh man, that is a fascinating idea I've played around with some,
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by zerker2000 6y ago
I've always been curious one decision pervading various APL: what are the relative merits of right to left evaluation order, vs more conventional left-to-right method chains? The core principles are incredibly elegant, but I must admit
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by zerker2000 7y ago
That's a question for PR review, not what intermediate states they can push to their own branches
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by zerker2000 7y ago
> there will doubtless need to be some alternative channel for events that need to preventDefault, most notably clicking on links that should route instead, and form submit; I’m not sure how that will work. Naively I would expect that
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by zerker2000 7y ago
I think the one shown on hover is `title` text?
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by zerker2000 8y ago
https://technomancy.itch.io/bussard is a game about UI-building over low-level spaceship controls/sensors
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by zerker2000 9y ago
> None of this is to say that it’s impossible to design a macro system for languages with non-Lispy syntax For me this was most poignantly demonstrated by https://chrisdone.com/z/
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by zerker2000 9y ago
These examples do not appear to have been run. const jwt = require('jonwebtoken')
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by zerker2000 9y ago
For "you ran some sort of permission check" I'm a great fan of the React.js `dangerouslySetInnerHTML` interface, which accepts a corresponding `{__html: ...}` object that has at least nominally been properly vetted.
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by zerker2000 10y ago
"Almost" doesn't count for security. Android is a known insecure platform, don't allow things running on the platform to open people's cars.
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by zerker2000 10y ago
Instead of thousands of debugger options, let's have a magic tool where you click on the thing that's going wrong. There are reasons for the thousands of options though! Like, "debug this specific object" or &quo
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by zerker2000 10y ago
If you're listening via AirPods, you can't charge the AirPods
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by zerker2000 10y ago
Non-atomic writes to a single memory location, from what may well be separate cores etc, happen essentially at random due to out-of-order execution. What are the downsides to using the value from the last thread ~spawned~, and calling it a
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by zerker2000 11y ago
Love the quine "difficult mathematical type exercise". I wonder if there's a better solution than the naive: ((lambda (src) (cons (cons (quote lambda) (cons (quote (src)) src) (cons (quote qu
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by zerker2000 11y ago
Or for that matter http://urbit.org/home/pub/docs/user , which is a simple-html rendering of the OP link. Some of the pages require JS to list children components, however.
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by zerker2000 11y ago
I'm still holding out for Homomorphic Encryption.
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by zerker2000 11y ago
http://rbutr.com is a contradiction-focused social plugin for linking pages together, I'm not sure how widely used.
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by zerker2000 11y ago
I think the article is too eager to dismiss hotspot-style links, valid as its point about multiple connections may be. The solution I'd prefer would be something like Medium-style inline comments, where the immediate "hotspot&quot
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by zerker2000 12y ago
it solves a lot of the problems that CoffeeScript is trying to solve without drastic syntax changes. I cannot speak to authorial intent, but for me the majority of the problems CoffeeScript(and moreso LiveScript) solves are syntax
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by zerker2000 12y ago
The requirement is that they are sortable, nothing about the numbers reflecting the actual order of proposals (inasmuch as uncommitted actions in a distributed system can be considered to be ordered). Concatenating system time and node numb
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by zerker2000 12y ago
I'm not sure much strictly non-lapidary hoon exists, but for samples marginally less lapidary than the kernel, I would like to point you to a simple algorithm translation at https://gist.github.com/MichaelBlume/17a
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by zerker2000 12y ago
Not as such, http://urbit.org stands. If people still want to explore unofficially, github is their oyster.
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by zerker2000 12y ago
Let's hope this gets somewhere before all UAV hackers move to Canada.
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by zerker2000 12y ago
Is anyone reminded of http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/tesla/occultether/occultet... ? Which is complete pseudoscience but...
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by zerker2000 12y ago
"For any type of a tag, a new node with a name matching the id parameter of the tag is inserted into the default object scope. In other words, <div id=test> will create a global variable test (of type HTMLDivElement), pointing to