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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

i think theres a place for a library like this, i love these little libraries, and sometimes would rather use this to query my data.

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

offtopic but id love to do this for you, with any stack. im a 20 yr experienced U.S. dev, w/ go/php/node/react/jquery and 10 years of frontend javascript experience. id be willing to do this full time (30-35hrs/wk) for $500/mo. i'm stuck in between jobs atm, traveling in asia while trying to start my own startup and i need a role to buy food.

got a nice portfolio and resume... jg_work [at] kify.net if youre interested

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

its much easier if you can skip int8 and int16 and just use a single precision, if not consider a shorthand syntax for them like "u1234" or "d1234" or "foo = uint(1234)".

for libraries you can get the types from the library headers, "func a(foo int)" you know that x is int if they write "a(x)"

for new code just check the values assigned to variables (through all time); 1-10 as int, 1.xx-10.xx as float, etc. then use some switching to fill in the rest. but it never catches all the edge cases so you maybe you can use a foo<type> custom-syntax...

i did something similar for coffeescript to golang and i could get about 99% but i know it would break under real world conditions, ended with a custom syntax foo#type or foo<type>, and then they can use int8 and int16 and double and what not.

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

every chrome map function starts with this line.

    array = Object.wrap(array)

Object.wrap does

    foo = {}; for(i in array) foo[i] = array[i]`

its always gonna be slower than any other anything :o

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

most annoying captcha ever tbh. im logged into my account and solve it 10x per day (slowly as fuck) and it cant tell im human yet?

fucking fuckers.

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

thank you. ive been wanting to say this for 10 years but nobody will listen.

- powershell: packet logs, wtf you can do that? invisible os layers (invisible os is there, invisible shell, invisible user accounts, invisible logging)? admin priveledges and remote shells? cannot disable? wtf

- services: disable a service and risk breaking the OS? wtf? no depency list, disabling one breaks everything. dont let user land shit in here then.

- svchost: hosts a dll as an exe, but average user cannot find out what the dll name is? cannot close the process, cannot tell what installed it? wtf.

- rootable samba file sharing: most versions of windows are vulnerable once they connect to the internet, wtf

- preinstalled open ports: um i dont really care what media player library wants i dont want port 443 and 52000 and 999 open.

- netbios vulnerable for unpatched versions: nothx

- 9 places to put a startup app and have it run silently

- registry is fucking spookware: just let me uninstall shit, from /usr/apps/appname, i dont need it modifying windows defaults in the registry

- worddoc, excel doc, pdf doc, flash doc exploits

and about 5 more i am forgetting

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

somebody finally handled state right for a framework ;p

also components, and generating repeating elements with js builtins: `<ul>{ items.map(item=><li>{item.text}</li> }</ul>` is cool.

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

my personal experience with vb6 vs c++ apps.....

was pre-CLR though.

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

i really love these launcher apps.

this one sort of illustrates the problem with developing windows apps:

- you either learn complicated c++ and windows api and have to write your own rendering framework for custom components

- or use C# and xaml and get terrible performance with systems with no gpu acceleration

- or use VB for terrible performance and CPU usage

- or use javascript and node for huge memory usage and slower rendering than c++ (VB has the same issues)

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

likely good. c++ requires strong fundamentals, and is harder than anything full stack devs do

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

your the better programmer but heres my suggestion.

webscript that picks a live streamed security camera that occcasionally has a people walk by it (ie street cam), based on the users location/timezone

and then asciivideo that in the background of the stream

might try this if i have the time :D. very cool stuff btw

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

hint: just because the company is named sourceforge it might not be the old website SourceForge.net. it's: sourceforge media llc. ( a new LLC )

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

scan of ur mum shows that mercury is heavily linked to the pyramids[1]

and know to cause mental illness for 2500 years, since 500BC[2]

still given to 3.2billion

and for some correllation mental illness SSI claims were at 50% of vaxx, pre-1980, after 1980 they shot up 400%, and still at 50% of the mental health SSI claims. prison rates went up 400% too. [3]

[1] google: a) mercury pools xian china, b) mercury tiahatico mexico pyramid 2012 c) italy mummy

[2] dartmouth edu tox history mercury

[3] imgur.com/Groztc3

but reddit and hacker news are deleting the proof......

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

i think the pull-left pull-right code example is missing the pull classes. very cool, will give it a try

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

really nice code. i have a use for this so thanks!

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

you could also say that a PR campaign putting all our trust into apple with a behind-doors deal to actually privately share that information is worth even more to both parties.

you could also argue that the NSA has the data already and would know if it even needs to be unlocked. If not, someone is smart enough to know: it still makes for a good PR campaign.

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

it does though, google uses clicks as a weight for the sorting algo. so they can tell the last click for a question.. hopefully the working answer.

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

promise and cb are poor design imo.

promises are unnecessarily complex, promises replace this paradigm:

     data = foo()
     bar(data)

both could be probably be replaced by a new keyword (if we make compilers a tad smarter)

    foo = fn1()
    bar = fn2()
    await foo,bar
    baz()

callbacks definitely have there place but should not be used for returned databases query et al, execpt for transforming the data like a middleware: db.query(..., datatransformfn)

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

one guy has also mentioned most or all of those women were vaccinated while pregnant due to a new 2014 law.

injecting pregnant women with vaccines is probably a bad idea

mercury was known toxic since 500BC [dartmouth edu tox history mercury]

the newspapers will not touch the mercury toxicity stories.

my posts about it on HN and reddit have been deleted.

mercury was removed from dental fillings for toxicity reasons also (after 50 years without an alternative). theres now a group called dentists against mercury if you want more data.

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vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

yes try to guage interest

depends how long it would take. if your not working for x months to do it thats the cost. if you can do it in a few weeks of course.

you can test in a few days, heres two ways you might not have heard of

* put an add on craigslist

* try to sell it on ebay

then cancel the ad when you get a sale

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