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by Ciantic 6y ago
Yes. I think I haven't noticed such a long form writing style before. I bet it's intentional. What makes it really difficult for me is my eyes can't seem to anchor anywhere when I read. It's like reading a big phrase, or
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Yes the few will wear out, I even believe the regime will replace Lukashenko. But my point is that these regimes are wider than they seem. As one man put it in twitter about Russia: KGB and 90s Mafia merged, and it became the state of Russi
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I was not meant to be demeaning, I have been following the situation very closely and know about each of the events you listed. I want them to succeed! I do think that it's a success they can even demonstrate, the regime is so brutal.
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Interesting to find this in HN. Of course I hope for the best outcome, but I don't think it's achievable. The way I see it there is no real opposition leaders, because they are in jail. This women triumvirate, whom were not leader
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I want SQLite back as an Web API. I know the kerfuffle about it, but the browsers these days are so big and complicated that only few are left anyway. So the idea that there needs to be differing implementations are almost impossible to ach
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Yes, "nobody ever registered `firstnamelastname@gmail.com". You own it. I keep getting email without dots because I too have common name someone mistakenly sends to.
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by Ciantic 6y ago
It's using this: https://yew.rs/docs/concepts/html and no, just like JSX, it's not HTML strings. It's building HTML-like AST in macro. One great thing about JSX (and Yew) is that it's way more
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by Ciantic 6y ago
This is the reason I liked Azure as I used it few years back. One could set like a prepaid plan, and there was no way to overspend it accidentally. Of course it is not ideal for companies who need their services be available for all cost, b
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I'd like to see a Open Source password vault which relies on open hardware storage for passwords. Clients only get rate-limited amount of passwords when the hardware is prompted to give, e.g. from physical button confirmation on the ha
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by Ciantic 6y ago
If you want single file components, you should look at the Svelte ( https://svelte.dev/ ). It also compiles the framework away, which is the reason it appears very high on that list when it comes to size.
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I've been hoping for Microsoft branded Linux distro too. I just don't like Windows anymore. So much of the modern development tools are Linux only, and depends on shell scripts. Running the WSL is not ideal either, even though it
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Interesting, care to elaborate more? I haven't found that it's even possible with long distances like that. If corporates are literally blowing holes to mountains to get faster and more direct data links between trading places. Th
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I'm not very well versed on the physics, but every time neutrinos come up, I wonder when can we establish a data link that goes through the earth, instead of around it. When neutrinos can be captured and emitted with good ability, and
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Very true. For me the only thing I want from regular camera is amazing zoom capabilities. However if I compare pictures from e.g. Nikon Coolpix P950 which has small sensor but big zoom, the picture quality is not nearly as good as with phon
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Thing that bothers me in this is that Microsoft made the effort to fly Keivan to the Redmond for interviews and meetings. Why do that? Apple sherlocks it's developer base all the time, and they give very little if none of the credit to
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I've heard from people that they use burner phone when they enter US, because at the border things get problematic. Does this mean that it's now sufficient to turn off your phone in the border, and they can't demand to see it
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by Ciantic 6y ago
> injecting `AsRef` everywhere adds a lot of visual clutter I agree! `fn foo<T: AsRef<str>>(s: T)` This is so difficult to read, one has to jump back and forth with eyes to make any sense of these. Why couldn't there be
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by Ciantic 6y ago
> I have all my webpack/tsc/eslint/prettier/jest boilerplate set up once, so now it's not really an issue for me. For any given nut in that stack, there is hundreds of different iterations. Even if you can mana
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by Ciantic 6y ago
It starts to look like Mozilla's pdf.js is the most secure viewer, at least it's using the browser's sandbox that is way more battle hardened than anything Adobe can come up with.
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Note that Deno started out as Typescript runtime, it was it's tagline, they added the JavaScript later there. > TS is pretty dang popular, but what if something else comes along and scoops it? Earth is rather small, type inferenci
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Yes, I had to lookup what they used to get it so smooth when zooming. Looks like it's this: https://openseadragon.github.io/
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I don't disagree with you per se. I think it's debatable how they differ. If you just search Tegnell and Herd immunity you will find that many news sources has interpreted the Swedish model as herd immunity. Herd immunity is horri
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Okay I removed that part, but Tegnell has now and then suggested the Swedish model is "herd immunity" and then sometimes suggested it's not. It does indicate the Swedish model could work, because the paper says it's jus
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by Ciantic 6y ago
The paper says that herd immunity can be achived easier when the disease itself does the spreading. Because in "classical" herd immunity the vaccination does not target the active population so well. Instead when the active popula
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by Ciantic 6y ago
For us, the geeks and tech people, why not? But for ordinary people it could be simpler and easier to understand which had a standard icon etc. Idea would be that it replaces all dialogs in top of normal content. Maybe it could have some
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Law that dictates a dialog / consent for individual website to implement has shown already to be just a nuisance. Instead EU should make mandatory that browser vendors create standard "blocker button" clearly visible in the
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Fitbit has sp02 sensor in it's watches. Could they detect Covid patients earlier?
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by Ciantic 7y ago
Initial impressions, I ran: `docker run -d --name kanboard -p 80:80 -t kanboard/kanboard:v1.2.8` Then `docker logs kanboard` But I can't figure out how to log in. Maybe you should print the default login username and randomized pa
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by Ciantic 7y ago
What do you mean with GLSL live coding? Because you need to recompile after all. I've been wondering where are the non-destructive painting programs, which does not rasterize organic brushes or strokes. Your attempt could work as a bas
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by Ciantic 7y ago
> And for dynamic languages the task is even more complicated, since you need to implement type inference and static analysis. For dynamic languages the static analysis and type inference would end up looking a lot like in TypeScript. I

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