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I've created Misago open source forum software which I am actively improving in my spare time: https://github.com/rafalp/Misago
https://op.europa.eu/en/web/eu-vocabularies/formex/physical-...
I don’t think he is a vatnik as some here have said, but one of the memes going around the bubble is „think for yourself, question everything”. This makes him think that Russian aggression has some justification simply because „things are never what they seem” or „things are never black and white”.
Your assets went into library, movieclips were asset + code, themselves also part of library. You would script and combine those into higher level movieclips and those would be aware of each other by parent/children realationships. Those were prefabs before era of prefabs.
Keep system running for decade or two and you have another area where people work to don't die from hunger. Because thats how gig economy worked for every other market.
And what is your retirement plan? Keep working until your health prevents you from working anymore and then die on streets?
Show HN: there are maybe dozens of those posted everyday but they rarely hit main page.
Reddit ad is great to kick off the star growth, but unless you have something interesting to many people, don’t expect more than 50 stars on first day and plateau to a star every few days.
Most GH stars I’ve got was from somebody mentioning my project in comment in some heated discussion on HN. So I guess drama sells?
- Remix server - API server
When user visits your page, their first HTTP request hits the Remix, which pulls data from API server and renders initial HTTP response from your React.js UI.
It then sends this response to the client, so you see full site load at one time, even with JavaScript off.
If you have JavaScript enabled, the client version of the React.js UI will load and replace the HTML generated on server, making things interactive. This UI will hit Remix API server for Remix features, but you can still hit your API server from individual components if you need.
Eg. suggesting oppressed group struggling with validating their own existence and massive suicide rates coming from that struggle to entertain a though that validy is not there may not be what an educated mind would do.
even times where topics like Health and Nutrition come up you find a lot of wildly inaccurate statements being made
On hackernews alt-med is repackaged as "biohacking" (sic!) and suddenly injecting yourself with home-made concoctions because you've read some research that some stuff had some effect in vivo or you came up with it yourself after reading wikipedia is lauded as next frontier of medicine or transhumanism come home.It's build with Python and React, so obviously not so easy to setup like PHP solutions, but there's also a magic docker setup that you can just git clone to your server and get forum running in minutes.
But with Misago I am trying to find a sweet spot between "new wave" of forum software and old solutions. So there's plenty of interactivity in the UI that JS provides and there's markdown support, but there's also classic pagination instead of infinite scrolling.
These sort of projects tend to be pretty large and also fairly binary: either it's complete, useful, and playable, or it's not (yet) complete and it's unplayable and useless. There's a bit of grey area, but a lot less than many other projects.
Kinda hard disagree there, I guess. I’m following both Dethrace which is source port of Carmageddon, and OpenGothic2 which is source port of Gothic 2. And both of those projects were massive fun to play before even reaching feature parity. You just need to get your project to the point where game can be completed and there is no crash every 5 minutes.> And if you look at the borders, it's pretty clear they were designed as a lock
Assuming you speak about Suwalki Corridor, those borders reflect pre-war borders of local counties. No mastermind planning to make it hard for Russia to make it from Belarus to Kaliningrad. In fact it was Russia who drove those lines in first place after WW2.
Only „problem” Russia would have to solve in eventual aggression is getting an army into Belarus. But they can just target the Baltics instead and strike from their own territory.
Around 3300 years ago in central Europe two groups, estimated 4000 men total, have clashed on and around a 120 meters long stone bridge crossing the river and valley of Tollense. By the time those men engaged, this bridge was some 500 years old already, which means it was build 3800 years ago.
This battle tells us that there were organized forces in central Europe thousands of years ago, and that there was important road going through the region that required construction and maintenance of such structure for this many years. But we currently have no idea who were those people or even what points of interests was this road supposed to connect.
He didn't fire anybody. He reduced a number in a spreadsheet. This is Dunbar's number at work:
Also because in order to see what state is particle we need to interact with it, measuring its quantum state also breaks the entaglement.
Entanglement means that if you check for value of A and its true, then B is guaranteed to be false. But if you change A to false, system becomes detangled and now both A and B are false (vs B becoming true). This is why entanglement cant be used for FTL communication.
But it wasn't positive experience with Djangonauts. It was negative experience with RoR devs. I've never had random Django person come from nowhere either on web dev forum or PHP forum to *flame* others for using PHP. But it was regular thing with Rails devs. AFAIR the term "Rails Zealot", meaning combative tribalistic RoR developer who goes around the web to try to convince other devs that they should switch to RoR using aggressive and flaming rhetoric comes from around that time.
I've though this was regular PHP hate, but when I've started learning Django and participating on Python communities I've found out that at smaller scale the flamewars are also there. But this time the reasons why I am "harming myself" and "not real programing" were different.