Ciantic

12 ms·

121.
by Ciantic 3y ago
I have same problem, I found out I can just clone existing issues, then remove the linkage to old issue. It's not perfect but at least I don't have to memorize what things I have to fill. You can find the clone feature by opening
122.
by Ciantic 3y ago
I'm using this setup at the moment, mostly because I work on legacy code base that has no good types yet. Typically you would do jsconfig.json though, which is same as tsconfig.json but allowJs is already set. Mostly stylistic change,
123.
by Ciantic 3y ago
I find it amusing that downloads UI is still an issue, I don't mean just Google Chrome, but also in Android and iOS. I was making a stylized image-sharing tool that allowed users to download the image or share it with an OS-sharing too
124.
by Ciantic 3y ago
I presume this is here partly because Threads is in the news. To me interesting part will be what subset Threads will support? For instance, ActivityPub specs start like this: "It provides a client-to-server API for creating, updating
125.
by Ciantic 3y ago
Everytime I hear about Data-Driven/Oriented Design I remember a paper from OOP course I had to read in University, it used Data-Driven Design as an example how to not to do things. The paper in question is this from 1989: https:/
126.
by Ciantic 3y ago
I wanted to post this, as I was a bit amazed that "banging noise" is still the best way to locate the missing submarine. Maybe making devices that comply with JANUS is too costly for small subs, but I would have thought they have
127.
Open Source JANUS Standard for Undersea Communications (2017)(linux.com)
1 points by Ciantic 3y ago|1 comments
128.
by Ciantic 3y ago
Studying and going to school is your work. It is a full-time job, I wouldn't be overly worried if you can't use your free time very productively. You might not see it that way yet, but once you get out of school and go to work the
129.
by Ciantic 3y ago
We have to start by assembling in space first. SpaceX's Lunar Starship is a little bit like that. They have to launch tankers to orbit and refill the lander. I can imagine someone making rockets from multiple separately launched parts
130.
by Ciantic 3y ago
Someone who used jQuery.load a lot back in the day, it's nice to see this trend coming back. Only thing that stands out to me is using custom properties without data prefix, e.g. <a href="newpage.html" swap-target="#c
131.
by Ciantic 3y ago
Last time I looked into your implementation, it looks very neat, but I would like to store each passkey to a file and encrypt with GPG. I use https://www.passwordstore.org/ like mechanism to store all my passwords.
132.
by Ciantic 3y ago
Also the Cookie Banners work, I have installed multiple, and Google Analytics has become completly useless. We now see from stats that only ~20% people accept Google Analytics tracking. This has lead to new market of trackers that doesn&#x2
133.
by Ciantic 3y ago
I'm still positive about Bluesky, but the company hasn't yet proven itself like many non-profits. You could clear a lot of misconceptions by having multiple demonstrations of the protocol: If I don't want to use BGS, how can
134.
by Ciantic 3y ago
Yes, https://bulwark.id/ and it's fully on software, it looks pretty cool. I haven't tested it and can't vouch for it but it's author [1] was commenting here that's why I found it. [1]: https:&#x2F
135.
by Ciantic 3y ago
Solution is also on the works like use /.well-known/, so this is more like funny, rather than a big problem. Key to trick was to have bucket named "xrpc" and store a file there: https://s3.amazonaws.com/
136.
by Ciantic 3y ago
I dropped it. That's not how it is presented in the BIOS. EXPO settings aren't under overclocking, to me they didn't appear scary overclocking thing. In BIOS there is an separate section "Overclocking" and to get th
137.
by Ciantic 3y ago
I'm in same boat. I payed a premium for DDR5-6000 64GB for my 7950X, because AMD said it's the sweet spot... I didn't ever consider this "overclocking", I haven't ever been interested on overclocking, I just wa
138.
by Ciantic 3y ago
Interestingly today's Vergecast episode "ActivityPub is the next big thing in social" [1] touched on monetization. What I understood from Mike Cue, the monetization implementations won't come from Mastodon, but from esta
139.
by Ciantic 3y ago
I'm a bit burned out testing these different backup/file sync things. I've used at least unison, restic, rsync, kopia, syncthing and rclone. What is becoming clear to me is that I don't like sync/backup solutions th
140.
by Ciantic 3y ago
In the 80s computer programming was done with the same device. With today's mobile phones, programming is done with another device, usually a laptop. This is of course changing, as mobile phones gain more functions. However, for it to
141.
by Ciantic 3y ago
Nice. It seems to be missing the multi-cursor mode (snowflake icon). Which allows to draw as if you had multiple cursors all equidistant to a center point. I remember spending countless hours as a kid using that tool to draw a weird flower
142.
by Ciantic 4y ago
This is a comment from Aras Pranckevičius [1]: > WebGL was getting really old by now. I do wonder whether WebGPU is a bit late too though (e.g. right now Vulkan decides that PSOs maybe are not a great idea lol) > As in, WebGPU is very
143.
by Ciantic 4y ago
It's a fair question, most JS libraries I've discovered weren't directly accessed with Google -> npmjs.com but instead from the library's own page, GitHub, Hacker News, etc. If I Google a library and end up on npmjs.c
144.
by Ciantic 4y ago
If the spammers only want to be indexed, then NPM should disable indexing for major search engines. But still allow it to be indexed other ways, which aren't unearthed on Google search. Other ideas include: do not index new packages be
145.
by Ciantic 4y ago
That's what I thought too, the source code was not an issue so much as that. What we need is some sort of "Large Language Model at Home" (like SETI@home was) that could crowdsource the creation of the model which would be fre
146.
by Ciantic 4y ago
For those reading only the beginning, one could think that Matt is endorsing Zig over Rust. It's not that, from the article: > It’s not true that rewriting a Rust program in Zig would make it simpler. On the contrary, I expect the r
147.
by Ciantic 4y ago
Yes, the UI part is a mess. Now they have three UIs to search: old search UI, Chat like UI and image generation UI. To make this worse they are not consistent in anyway, sometimes when I scroll in the chat UI it throws me to useless search
148.
by Ciantic 4y ago
This is one of the sites I still looked on camera reviews, sad to see this go. I never really cared for "community" reviews, or the user generated content, but the ones made by their team. I wonder what the review team is going to
149.
by Ciantic 4y ago
> When using React I usually just use MobX and everything just works. MobX is signals library. In other words, you are already using the signals way of doing things if you mostly manage your state with MobX. I still use MobX as well if I
150.
by Ciantic 4y ago
This feature has very little to do with mass adoption. However I did see someone post link to their article in Post.News within Mastodon because Post.News supports longer form articles with formatting as well as short form content. For regu

More ›