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Hi, I'm trying to understand the unit kWh intuitively. I came up with the following comparisons. But they feel surprisingly unintuitive. Did I make an error somewhere? 1 Joule: Ene…

This looks really useful. The single line of class properties is a struggle. Additionally I'm using a plugin that hides the class property all together, until I'm clicking on it or…

The CUDA documentation

I wonder how much space it takes.

I have a free chat function on my site where the comments disappear after a while, but I'm still experimenting with it http://www.uptopnews.com/comments/992yhc3u0bg/?t=breaking

I have a news site with a comment section where you don't need an account to chat, the messages disappear after a while. Maybe I'll add accounts when there are many users, but ther…

I've experimented with fully responsive layouts too for my website ( http://www.uptopnews.com ) but at the end I just used css flex gird. I almost build a comment section where the…

Rightly so, it seems very malicious

Does anyone has experience with pre-rendering angularjs? When I post my site on twitter I get tags like {{title}} in the tweet. I've seen some services that pre-render (SaaS) but I…

My favorite topic is the breaking news section with auto-scroll on the second screen.

That's a great hint thanks. I just created a test bucket with a JSON file, this seems much cleaner. At the moment I still use a node server and the database on the same instance.

Hey and you can even make the browser window go over two screens, the window will be full of news cards.

Another reason I post this here is to ask for advice how much CPUs and memory you would suggest for a site like that. It's hosted on EC2.

This is my site: http://www.uptopnews.com/ With the auto-scroll feature the news just run over your screen. I would love to hear your feedback! Could you imagine to use this site e…

So I have an instance on Amazons EC2 with 2 CPUs and was wondering how much users I can serve my website to before running out of resources. I think my bottleneck are the database …

They should have added a zoom to that picture. Where is reddit for example?