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dyscrete
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Comment #36717893
This is cool, would love to see an npm package for this! VirtualDJ[0] software lets you do this with their Stems feature in real time and works really well, and it's free I believe…
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Comment #14579939
SolarNet what makes you think it's based on js
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Ask HN: How do you find more clients as an independent contractor?
I have recently left a full time position and am having trouble staying afloat during the job search. I have experience working with clients as I've done this for a few years succe…
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Comment #13283170
My guess is it uses geolocation APIs to match city to politicians in your district. Maybe even looks up politicians phone numbers by area codes that belong to those cities. This is…
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Comment #11871100
https://wearecontrast.com/ https://blog.wearecontrast.com/
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Comment #11837914
I like how javascripters use `const` everywhere they can except actual constants! https://github.com/trueadm/inferno/blob/master/src/DOM/mount...
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Comment #11576978
Would this be a bad thing in the scenario one browser didn't implement the property properly? The webkit implementation could work fine but look awful on IE for example, which then…
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Comment #11517453
Even better! ifThen(1 === 0, 5) No need to calculate 2 + 3!
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Comment #11490118
Can you tell me a use case using the "action" that's sent to "request.run", or is it passed just because it can be. https://github.com/mozilla/gecko-dev/blob/master/devtools/cl...
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Comment #11490103
You probably do not want to store a promise in state, it's not really serializable
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Comment #11132127
Awesome and hilarious article. Id just like to note `for (;;);` is not to prevent users from using bad JSON parsers like `eval` but prevent older browsers with little to no cross d…
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Comment #9534237
Wow, what's up Microsoft?
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Comment #9326648
I don't think anyone will see this but here goes. Try Meteor[1]. Over the past few years using things like Angular, mithril[2], React[3], Vue[4] Meteor, and Ember[5] for large prod…
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Comment #9321968
It's only a matter of time before React is replaced by a new, "better" frontend framework with superior licensing. I love React, but for now, I think Meteor suffices.
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