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That’s why I created npm-download-size recently, to quickly decide the size of a package in total. It has a cli and a web frontend: https://arve0.github.io/npm-download-size/

You may know by eating fish that are not possible to farm, like cod.

Edit: Apparently, cod may be farmed (1), though I think the idea still stands.

1: https://thefishsite.com/articles/cultured-aquatic-species-at...

Here is an update on Africa/Cameroon: http://www.catonmat.net/blog/browserling-cameroon/

And here is a project that helps you decide upfront if you should rely on that bloated module:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/download-size

The tool is available online too:

https://arve0.github.io/npm-download-size/

What about SMS? Would you use the service then? Genuinely wondering, I'm planning passwordless logins for my users.

Have you seen this, https://youtu.be/PwOnsT2UW5o?

You might be able to DIY.

Hi! Thanks for your comment.

> I know that many of the packages you have listed are not immediate but transient dependencies.

Yes, and that is where the crux lies. Transient dependencies are hard to change, and as a community we lack good tools to reason about `npm install ajv` upfront. After we have installed a package and our software works, the janitor role is less fun.

It's not a webpack problem per se, I just chose webpack because it's popular and I know it takes a while to install.

> That being said, we still would welcome at any time improvements to transient or dependent packages that we use in webpack, and consider this a really really valuable contributions up stream to many projects!

Lowest hanging fruit is those 17 duplicates, I'll see if can nest them down.

FeathersJS provides a layer between your database (RDBMS, NoSQL, ..) and your client, which gives you similar functionality as firebase.

https://feathersjs.com

Edit: Minus rule based auth.

This is pretty standard image processing techniques, which you can streamline yourself. Not sure if there exists out-of-the-box solutions, but you can easily create your own with for example scikit-image (python).

Here are some selected functions.

Opening: http://scikit-image.org/docs/stable/api/skimage.morphology.h...

Closing: http://scikit-image.org/docs/stable/api/skimage.morphology.h...

Dilate: http://scikit-image.org/docs/stable/api/skimage.morphology.h...

I recommend starting at the user guide: http://scikit-image.org/docs/stable/user_guide.html

Hi! I'm thinking about using this for creating tests in school. How would one send state to a backend? Use refs?

> What if we could take C# code, and transpile it into JavaScript? What if we could take a YAML configuration file, and create a working program just out of configuration? What if we took an image, and automatically made it cropped and greyscaled?

What?! Image, crop and greyscale? That doesn't sound like a job for a bundler. Is this sarcasm?

I would like to see any numbers on that claim. For example expenses / turnover or profit.

Edit: or cost per transaction.

Making money of old videos might change, if video suggestion algorithm prefer new content. Some suggest that it already have changed: https://youtu.be/03dTJ4nXkXw

We have deep-value and deep-reduce easily available:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/deep-value https://www.npmjs.com/package/deep-reduce

Which wtfs bite you the most?

I can't remember being bitten lately, maybe I have a blind spot.

Because languages that have few but powerful concepts are easy to use.

I also believe that we do ask these questions about apps. Sometimes less is more.

Note: I feel most proposals today are sane.

When will js have enough features? Maybe not there yet, but is there an endgame?

Norwegian is not owned by Norway. SAS on the other hand...

Here are some more:

http://mathnotepad.com https://arve0.github.io/webcas/

package.json and bower.json does not include mathjs, so it doesn't seem like it does rely on mathjs.

Found zwavepublic.com now :-)

Hi! Do you do the z-wave packet radio yourself, with something like the RFM69HCW [1]? Have tried finding some specs on z-wave protocol without any luck yet.

1: https://www.adafruit.com/products/3176

Because, sometime you don't need all the whistles, but only a subset.

Curious, what inconsistencies does asciimath have?

This should be the top comment.

Could teaching be a market?

Or hang it on the bicycle?

Third point, what if you show a horizontal stack of the events. Only one showing at the time, and the others being thin lines. Scrolling sideways would shift the view of the horizontal stack.

The access code is probably generated server-side and can be snooped.

This is "The Performance of Open Source Applications", not "500 Lines or Less".

Edit: An older version?

The powerline adapters works by transmitting signal over house wiring, and the wiring is effectively creating an antenna. So depending on which frequencies the adapter uses, will potentially radiate the same frequencies and the harmonics.