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guyromm
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About guyromm
Socials: - github.com/guyromm - guyromm.at.hn
Interests: Web Development, Yoga, Cycling, Freelancing
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Comment #45680072
here's a webgl poc that was tested with mobile & desktop browsers: https://www.webgma.co.il/Articles/window-3d-tracking/en/ source code at https://github.com/guyromm/Window imho th…
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Comment #45339699
the ultimate laptop bag is an inflatable orange swimming tow float bag: 1. it looks nothing like a laptop bag 2. it will protect your laptop from water, even completely submerged. …
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Comment #30530326
I believe they were working under the assumption it would be a walk in the park, once the central government was captured or killed. To strengthen this assumption here's a canned a…
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Comment #29401853
(disclaimer: not feeling totally authoritative on this, have not used graphql in production). i feel that the choice between postgrest & postgraphile / another graphql solution rev…
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Comment #29396325
thank you! am still waiting to see if/when it'd feature on svelte fall summit before "properly" posting it. btw. i've also done on a step-by-step "sample app" tutorial for svelte+p…
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Comment #29390175
postgREST is the bomb and, together with svelte, changed my life, productivity wise - no less. here's a short video explaining how this project can allow a front-end developer unle…
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Comment #29390151
that's actually precisely what i implemented in my postgrest-svelte starter template ( https://github.com/guyromm/svelte-postgrest-template ). ./pg_schema_dump.sh breaks down the s…
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Comment #28175524
https://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed-msg.en.html
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Comment #28162069
that one i did take for a spin. i must say that the experience is quite horrible - that torture of having to write map/reduce functions, added with some erratic behavior in regards…
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Comment #28160237
i wonder if it's possible to plug any kind of streaming replication onto this. i don't have much sqlite experience, but maybe someone here has an idea if it would be possible to ru…
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Comment #28113819
(postgresql) + postgrest + svelte. expanded upon in detail here: https://webgma.co.il/Articles/rapid-prototyping-with-postgre... performance wise, postgrest is written in haskell a…
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Comment #28108695
Back in 2004 or so, I was building a distributed CMS with the goal of creating artificial "link pyramids" with the purpose of SEO, which was a rather new thing at the time. Content…
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Comment #27526477
please consider adding support for svelte!
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Comment #27434927
has anyone tested if arbitrary third party extensions (non mac store ones) are installable? and if not, how are developers expected to write & test mobile safari extensions? i'm pr…
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Comment #21280978
Reminds me of a funny story: A few years back on a visit to Beijing, was hustled on a street corner to purchase what appeared to be a brand new iPhone (a 7, if memory serves), for …
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Comment #20340036
as you've witnessed, this approach, when applied well, has advantages, but also suffers from increased communication overhead and roundtrip times. as a result, prototyping and rese…
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Comment #20314709
back in 2005 I recall losing a bit of faith in humanity, when a subcontractor who was asked to turn a design into markup and "not dare deliver pages laid out using tables" (as it w…
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Comment #20266455
A client that I'm consulting was being ripped off by a local IT provider with pricing for on-premises servers & MS software. I proceeded to rent cheaper equivalent machines off-sit…
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Comment #19979102
does anyone remember this little gem? http://www.linehollis.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/capture...
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Comment #17327515
while the thing did fit on a 5" 1.2MB floppy and ran fine on my 286, i do recall bringing this to a friend on multiple 360KB 5" floppies, and being amazed to discover it ran, albei…
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Comment #15476761
shameless self plug: a chutes and ladders game in elm on the client, python (flask) on the server. https://github.com/guyromm/snakes-and-ladders
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Comment #15328671
"..much bigger than what we have seen on the surface" no pun intended? :)
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Comment #15296893
The author implies that a citizen army would lessen the leadership's appetite for offensive overseas campaigns. Interestingly enough, the bulk of Israel's army to this day is compo…
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Comment #9953732
If you don't want to send your unencrypted data to places you do not control - use git-annex for the heavy binaries (photos, PDFs, videos, music) and just sync between your instanc…