Been doing some research into the state of the JavaScript/Node.js world for an upcoming project and Iβm so freakinβ impressed with:
β’ FeathersJS (amazing, lightweight REST/realtime back-end framework)
β’ VueJS
β’ Nuxt
Some beautiful work being done by the community.
<3
A Cruel Angels Thesis (Cat Piano Cover) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EijpUzjKeM8
20 year old advice on helping people with computer problems is not only timeless, but also imho much more generally help-oriented useful.
http://polaris.gseis.ucla.edu/pagre/how-to-help.html
"Beginners face a language problem: they can't ask questions because they don't know what the words mean, they can't know what the words mean until they can successfully use the system, and they can't successfully use the system because they can't ask questions."
Anyone still out there?
I get it now. Republicans are calling it TrumpCare so they don't take the blame.
Internet explorer support continues to be LOLtastic
OpsProblemNow.sln
OH: "It's like the human centipede but with data"
I recommend keeping a hierarchy of people you don't like based on what they did so you don't put creepy Walmart guy on the same level as someone who ruins the lives of millions of people.
By protected from public internet I don't mean anything fancy, just not put out on the raw internet to be scraped and indexed.
I'd toot more if I could protect my posts from public internet access
When your office smells like farts and it's your fault then suddenly s coworker barges in.
I love everything about you except for the things you can't change
(By 'pure functions' here I really mean 'immutable data structures' which might not quite mean the same thing, but the two generally go together).
Conjecture:
Mutatability of data is just an optimisation, and in many use cases - and all use cases of sufficient complexity - an extremely premature optimisation that you have to spend lots of time and effort to reverse.
So let's try not baking it into our core systems, perhaps?
Cons cells are quite a nice fit for immutable data structures, as they allow the maximum amount of structure sharing. This seems useful.
However cons cells also allow *too much* structure sharing, since we get an address inside a giant chunk of storage. This doesn't map too well either to mountable filesystems or to the Internet.
Can we perhaps have a network-friendly compromise, where a remote cell address is a *sequence* of numbers indicating location inside a hierarchy of serverlike spaces?
Must continue to toot onward
Massive cryptocurrency botnet used leaked NSA exploits weeks before WCry: https://arstechnica.com/security/2017/05/massive-cryptocurrency-botnet-used-leaked-nsa-exploits-weeks-before-wcry/
God damn, you'd think people would appreciate that I even bother to put clothes on in the morning at all.