Ciantic

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by Ciantic 5y ago
> CSS includes a handy pointer-events attribute that makes buttons and links flip to non-interactive Except that it doesn't, you can still focus those with keyboard and click them. You should always disable buttons with `disabled` p
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by Ciantic 5y ago
I like that the focus indicator is separated from the borders of the item, but this raises a problem. CSS doesn't have a way to add outlines separated from the element. This means you have to wrap all focusable elements, and use pseudo
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by Ciantic 5y ago
MIT's SPARC has been many times in HN, can anyone knowledgeable tell how does Helion's approach differ from SPARC? Which is supposed to be completed 2025.
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by Ciantic 5y ago
Interesting, you use EdgeDB but not GraphQL instead of gRPC? I looked in to EdgeDB and GraphQL seems to be a big part of it. With gRPC and UI side of things I think there is some issues, like no standard way to handle validation errors (e.g
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by Ciantic 5y ago
What I like about this is the 40 page limit. He actually considers it a kind of feature, and this arbitrary limit has contributed to his works. One would think that if 40 pages comes to full, the writer would just find a way to extend it, b
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by Ciantic 5y ago
I found this amusing myself too. Though, if they have any working relationship, why not point subdomain like forum.kicad.org to Chris's forum? It's cheap and easy, and noticeable who controls it.
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by Ciantic 5y ago
How is the compile time? I like Haskell's succinctness, but I was a bit shocked when I needed to compile Haskell IDE Engine (HIE) and had to wait almost 2 hours... That's when I thought, I'll just complete these university co
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by Ciantic 5y ago
I think with "few lines of codes as possible" he wants auditability. Rob mentions it as something of a feature: https://youtu.be/MkJkyMuBm3g?t=744 about 12 minute mark, he mentions how people used BusyBox in US ar
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by Ciantic 5y ago
I dug up one of his latest YouTube videos, which I think as a whole is good watch. Here is the licensing part: - https://youtu.be/MkJkyMuBm3g?t=1525 (at 25:25) Also I think it's worth to listen the first 10 minutes as
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by Ciantic 5y ago
It makes sense to have single standard. Denmark and Finland use yet another called MobilePay. So there clearly is cottage industry of these by the banks themselves.
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by Ciantic 5y ago
Sharpest edge to me is that it's not quiet TypeScript. This means that you can't write a TypeScript file that works in both Deno and regular TypeScript (if you use any imports). Because of the issue that in TypeScript you can&#x27
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by Ciantic 5y ago
Was thinking about SCSS/LESS too, but notice that this is not valid: .foo { color: blue; .bar { color: red; } } The ampersand is required, unlike in LESS and SASS. I don't yet unde
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by Ciantic 5y ago
I like it! I gather now you can compile Elm in the browser? It allows many things, similarly as F# with Fable, which allows to compile F# code in browser without a server. Ability to compile code in browser allows to do sandboxes, or tools
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by Ciantic 5y ago
Good point. I think there might be a win-win solution: If DRM degrades the experience so much, they should release a patch e.g. after two weeks (maybe a month?) from release which removes the DRM.
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by Ciantic 5y ago
You can still get in with a negative test even if no passports are recognized between EU / US. Getting tested maybe annoying for sure, but it's part of the scheme going to Switzerland, and presumably to EU also. I think everything
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by Ciantic 5y ago
I didn't see it sickening. It seemed like a story from small town politics. What is neat that in the end they did get upgraded poles which lead to companies bidding for a service, and 90% of the city supposedly subscribed to Spectrum.
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by Ciantic 5y ago
I wish I could add text to the example grid inside, to test how it behaves. Grid has a problem with long texts without spaces. (Finnish language tend to have those and I find grid sometimes difficult to use). It can be fixed if you use minm
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Only thing useful I can come up is monkey patching without changing the function signature. E.g. smuggling additional data to a function which expects a string like thing. But I think the whole `new String` is problematic, because it breaks
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by Ciantic 6y ago
How about in Czech Republic, or EU courts? There is always a way for big companies to fight small ones. Of course one way to defend that would be to have the company be US based or with founding US partners.
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I have used Photopea somewhat, but I have thought this is temporary as it's not open source. How long this will be available? If Adobe targets this, it wouldn't be a surprising to see this being bought off and killed.
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Interesting, I haven't really watched Finnish TV past ten years. However it can't be too different from Tiresias, it was tall as well, and pretty big outline. You can see the 90s font here: https://youtu.be/enNnlLc
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I have one glorious: ffmpeg -hwaccel cuvid -c:v h264_cuvid -i input.mp4 -vf "hwdownload,format=nv12,scale=(iw*sar)*max(1280/(iw*sar)\,720/ih):ih*max(1280/(iw*sar)\,720/ih), crop=1280:720, subtitles=input.srt:f
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by Ciantic 6y ago
We programmers are very picky sometimes. I wonder if the Lisp would have taken off better if it had parentheses free syntax. It could have been easier to sell for uninitiated that way. I just found out that there exists Wisp [1], that basic
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by Ciantic 6y ago
From NFS site: > Currently we are not tracking (and hence not billing for) extra bandwidth usage. This is subject to change at any time. What do you do if your small static site gets suddenly HN audience? Do you then pay thousands for th
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I do not program with ReasonML, but have looked it few times as it was touted as replacement for JS/TS/React. What made it a mess?
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Yes, but the patch by Erik Kurzinger from Nvidia may soon be merged [1]. It still requires changes to Nvidia's proprietary drivers that I think have not been done, but it maybe that this year it will be settled. Edit: Also it maybe tha
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by Ciantic 6y ago
It's great to see more PDF tools. Many times I just want to clip white margins from PDFs so that it is easier to view on tablets or phones. Most viewers don't have a way to force the clipping of pages, so when you change page the
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by Ciantic 6y ago
You are right, but you can still use password for recovery purposes even if it's not used for SSH authentication. Most VPS provides "web console" access. It connects like terminal, like Digital Ocean's web-console that d
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by Ciantic 6y ago
If you use GPG and YubiKey approach, you can create the keys in offline computer, store them to YubiKey, and make paper copy of the private key. Also you probably shouldn't have only single way to access the remote computer, I still in
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by Ciantic 6y ago
> Artificially limiting what you can and cannot do on your hardware is a bad precedent. Unfortunately it happens all the time. For instance Nvidia had Quadro lineup, with nicer multi-display settings that to my knowledge was always just

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