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Great article on a useful module, with a variety of examples to demonstrate its features. Thank you!

I had the same experience using SVG to render music notation. We hit a performance issue - high CPU usage, skips/stutters - with several hundred to a thousand nodes, some animated. Switching to c…

I think that's a relevant metaphor, to look at evolution as a kind of machine learning system - especially the aspect of actors not "knowing" or understanding the logic/reasoning b…

..until something newer and better comes along..hopefully soon.

A few that come to mind.. - Leveraging the skill set of existing team - Using the same language and shared code between client and server; for example, shared functions or data schema, and server-side…

Title might benefit from a short description, e.g., "Scala build tool".

..consumerism? Also thought of "horror vacui", then found "kenophobia", fear of the empty. (This is assuming that "mu" is meant as in Japanese for emptiness.)

Living sponges, possibly bioengineered, with an immune system that keeps itself healthy/clean?

That was an insightful comment, thank you. Like a few others in the thread, I was skeptical of AR's practical potential - the demos/apps I've seen so far felt like "a solution in s…

This looks great, I think it solves an existing need and could be extended beyond editing files on GitHub, to be a more general-purpose tool. One suggestion: a demo where a potential user can try edit…

I also used to love "binge programming", a kind of hyper-focused/obsessed productive phase, but I totally agree that it gets exhausting with age and not sustainable in the long run. In …

Well, I just imagined that the devs of the library may be come across your comment and be offended/saddened to hear it being called "ridiculous" and "stupid". But then again, …

Aha, thanks for the clarification. Upon reading the comment again, I see that it's Relay that didn't suit his use case, not GraphQL.

I appreciate your perspective, as I've been considering whether to invest time into learning GraphQL. It's informative to know that it's not suitable for some use cases. Probably could …

That's an interesting comparison of the cultural situations of migrant workers in the US and elsewhere. I used to live in Texas and also saw that legal/illegal migrants were in general hard-…

Fascinating.. Looking at the visualization of "highly connective words", my mind automatically tried to find some pattern or sense in those particular words - why are they the most connectiv…

I am a fan of this "small (and focused) is beautiful" approach, like yo-yo [0], hyperHTML [1], and numerous others. The thing that sold me on Preact is its compatibility layer with React, wh…

This is a great idea, and I love how you implemented it so that a definition can be broken down into its component words' definitions (and so on..) - and that I can study the whole tree of meanin…

"As a member" - it seems there's not much you could do except not up-vote or comment on them, and make a point to ignore such articles. They're trying to attract people's atte…

I also prefer RPC-style interfaces, and tend to use it internally - i.e., not exposed as public API, since REST is usually the expected standard. In one application, I was able to use the same group o…

Truly enjoyed this re-imagining of Ableton's user interface, with sketches, detailed diagrams, and thoughts behind each design decision. It was educational to see the process of improving visual …

I agree with this, that the added value of lists like these is that it's "curated" - a person collected these links over time, gathered from various sources including search results, wh…

Perhaps one can start by building a "SimGovernment", a simulation with the major features/structures representing those in real life.

I recently made a complete transition to Preact, and although there were a few twists needed to migrate a previous React project, overall I'm very happy with it. Haven't noticed any perform…

It's wonderful that they open-sourced the whole thing. I will enjoy studying it: https://github.com/desktop/desktop/ Great to see in the interview: "We’re having m…

I enjoy reading historical documents like these from earlier eras of computing. The foresight some brilliant people had is amazing to see in retrospect, and makes me rethink the fundamental assumption…

Looks great, I'll be trying it out when I get a chance. I noticed it collects telemetry by default; here is a note on how to disable it: http://node.getglimpse.com/docs/suppo…

I'm curious, how do you reconcile server- and client-side rendering to be the same? Specifically, I'm thinking about initial page load/reload and route transitions. Do you share templat…

I agree completely, because coding is a subset of writing - in many aspects.

GitHub repo: https://github.com/driftyco/ionic2-starter-aws Ionic's writeup: http://blog.ionic.io/aws-and-ionic-team-up-to-build-the-ulti... …