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fibo

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mathematician; working as full stack developer; love coding; playing guitar and percussions; fibo.github.io

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sweetfont.com 5mo ago

Find Fonts by Vibe

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brutalita.com 10mo ago

Brutalita Sans: An Experimental Font and Font Editor

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news.ycombinator.com 10mo ago

Minor GitHub Bug (Or Feature?)

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g14n.info 3y ago

Kanban Metadata

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uniswap.org 5y ago

Uniswap v3

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news.ycombinator.com 5y ago

point your Chrome browser to chrome://about/

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www.youtube.com 5y ago

Bitcoin hits new All Time High [video]

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winxp.now.sh 5y ago

Web based Windows XP desktop recreation, built with React

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christmasexperiments.com 5y ago

WebGL Xmas Experiments

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medium.com 6y ago

Bitcoin Stock-to-Flow Cross Asset Model

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css.land 6y ago

LCH Color Picker

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www.html6.network 6y ago

HTML 6, turtles are fun

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www.frizzifrizzi.it 6y ago

Roman Ways as Subway Lines (credits to https://sashat.me/)

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www.react-spring.io 6y ago

Best React animation library

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www.nerdfonts.com 6y ago

Nerd Fonts

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wapm.io 6y ago

WebAssembly Package Manager

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github.com 7y ago

JavaScriptCore on WebAssembly

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remysharp.com 7y ago

I Failed The <a>

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rhysd.github.io 7y ago

Vim.wasm

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vvvv.org 7y ago

VVVV gamma version is out

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react95.github.io 7y ago

A React Components Library with Win95 UI

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solidity.readthedocs.io 7y ago

Solidity is a language running on Ethereum to implement Smart Contracts

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trix-editor.org 7y ago

Trix is a rich text editor

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rhysd.github.io 8y ago

Vim.wasm

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alexkuz.github.io 8y ago

Webpack Chart

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www.pixelartcss.com 8y ago

Show HN: Create pixel art, export it in CSS

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docs.gitlab.com 8y ago

Gemnasium will be deleted

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news.ycombinator.com 8y ago

Ask HN: ChaiOS bug explanation

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antirez.com 8y ago

Running Redis for 8 years (by Salvatore Sanfilippo Codemotion 2017) [pdf]

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howistart.org 8y ago

How I start Go,Elixir,Erlang,C++,Ruby

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nobody will fund a technology like Libra, owned by Facebook, in fact they already failed before

the main point is that Bitcoin is decentralized, there are many nodes in China, Iran, etc. that is why it has so much value

the main feature it is not de-regulation but de-centralization, anyone could run a Bitcoin node and unless you own 51% of the network you cannot control it

Facebook is trying to create yet another world bank

Thank you for the feedback, I restored the online example here: http://g14n.info/flow-view/examples/basic/

I am also working on an engine that is able to run javascript code: https://github.com/fibo/dflow

Currently I am working on a rewrite and I will use flow-view to create custom nodes, for example nodes that have a canvas or a graph inside (images a SinOsc node with a graphic preview). The engine is able to order nodes by level and run them usinng the graph order, it is not an event based engine but every graph compiles a JS function.

Vim.wasm 7 years ago

ahah nice trick, I added it to my .vimrc ... and why not? also this

inoremap uu <esc>

Actually idempotent comes from algebra, in particular from ring theory. An ideal is idempotent if its generator, say it a, multiplied by itself n times, equals the ring identity.

See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idempotent_(ring_theory)

The definition of idempotent used in IT, assumes that n=2.

Another concept stolen from Mathematics and misused in IT is Topology.

Goodbye, EdgeHTML 8 years ago

Having a competitor is a big value for Google, they are smart enought to understand they need Firefox. Think about first WebRTC connection or also WebGL2.

1/0 = 0 8 years ago

1/0 is Infinity, to keep consistency with beautiness of Geometry. Consider for example the stereographic projection.

I use curl and bash to launch a script I wrote to install my versioned home files, and it is worth to use this method. It depends on what you need, in my use case is really comfortable. It is a matter of trust.

Monge's theorem 8 years ago

I studied it at the University, it was introduced after Pappo's theorem and other theorem demonstrated using Descriptive Feometry most of all.

On the other end it was a Projective Geometry course and at the end we used a lot the General Linear Group, in particular 4x4 matrices for bilinear forms, so it was like warming up with Geometry to arrive to the Algebra tools.

A few considerations I do not agree with:

YAML is insecure by default. Loading a user-provided (untrusted) YAML string needs careful consideration.

That is trivial. Everything you execute that come from outside is potentially dangerous.

It’s pretty complex

I would say, that YAML is more expressive and has more features. On the other hand is true that TOML is a valid alternative in many use cases.

3.5.3 gets recognized as as string, but 9.3 gets recognized as a number instead of a string

That is correct, in my opinion, 9.3 is a float while 3.5.3 is a version. If you want both to be strings, use quotes.