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- Evolution of the NFL Rules (operations.nfl.com)
- Text to Speech (youtube.com)
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I keep wishing for a "people's browser" not backed by any kind of corporation. I know it's a very complicated piece of software, but it would be wonderful to have another open source browser not derivative from KHTML or…
- How Money Became the Measure of Everything (theatlantic.com)
- N-Back (en.wikipedia.org)
- Welcome to the land that no country wants (2016) (theguardian.com)
- An Amoeba Just Found an New Way to Solve a Classic Computing Problem (2018) (sciencealert.com)
- Romantic Chess (en.wikipedia.org)
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I feel like there is a constant tug of war in my mind between the creative, intellectual, and individualistic thought I use when programming, and fitting into social norms by thinking in terms of everyday conversation.…
- The Healing Power of JavaScript (wired.com)
- TypeScript++? (reddit.com)
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Some context: It seems like web development is stuck in a frustrating limbo between utilizing HTML presentationally, while trying to maintain a balance with ARIA/accessibility and so-called semantic markup. There's a…
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I’m talking about the browser-based database API that is more robust purportedly than localStorage. Looking for interesting use-cases.
- A Toolkit for Language and Grammar (2005) (languagemachine.sourceforge.net)
- WebDAV (en.wikipedia.org)
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It seems to me that discipline is the only missing piece in my "developer's tool-kit". My mind naturally follows the curiosity route, so often my projects grow "horizontally" via feature creep. Also, I have an…
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Would aiming to avoid string literals or strings in general, if possible, end up producing more expressive data structures and more readable code?
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In JS, to implement Iterable, you expose an iterator on the property [Symbol.iterator]. Are there any libraries/frameworks/whatever which define interfaces this way, so that many packages can implement them? This could…
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I’ve been working on an http server in C as a side project, and while studying the code bases of other C projects, I’ve noticed that there is a tendency to start programming in terms of the project’s own abstractions…
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Imagine if could GET `https://bar.mywebsite.foo/gadgets?name=foo&age>=100/gizmo/components?type=types.gizmo.component.square`. I know it's ugly and not legal URI syntax, but this could cut N GETS into one, where, as one…
- A Toolkit for Language and Grammar (2005) (languagemachine.sourceforge.net)
- A Toolkit for Language and Grammar (2005) (languagemachine.sourceforge.net)