The hottest Serialization Substack posts right now

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Nice Try 99 implied HN points 15 Dec 23
  1. The narrator identifies as a 'turkey baby', a term of endearment from their mother. This connection to their childhood highlights a sense of nostalgia and identity.
  2. During a snowstorm, the narrator faces traffic and decides to walk to a nearby bar for a drink. This decision shows their desire for warmth and comfort amidst the chaos of life.
  3. While at the bar, the narrator reflects on their past experiences of proving their age with a birth certificate. This brings up themes of identity and the humorous challenges faced while growing up.
CodeFaster 144 implied HN points 19 Dec 23
  1. Unix timestamps are not legible to people and can slow down debugging.
  2. Serialize dates as ISO8601 for readability, precision, and faster debugging.
  3. Using ISO8601 format like 2020-12-08T17:59:17Z is immediately readable, precise, and unambiguous.
Human Programming 12 implied HN points 12 Sep 23
  1. The project required combining different prototypes into a single web app with shared state, using React and the React Flow library for stability and maintainability.
  2. Integrating p5 code with React required using Valtio proxies to share state, allowing React to subscribe to changes in the global variable.
  3. Persisting constructions involved serializing JavaScript classes for storage options like browser localstorage, URL encoding, and user's filesystem.
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Homo Ludens 0 implied HN points 03 Nov 19
  1. Serialization can be successful with hard work and proper resources.
  2. Building an audience for serialization requires serious legwork and utilizing available platforms and technologies.
  3. Technology is a valuable tool for writers, enabling them to reach audiences, monetize their work, and deliver serialized content effectively.