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by Epskampie 5y ago
On iOS you can press the aA button to do the kind of zoom you want.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
Why, selfselected of course! How surprising that people who still chose to fill out a rust survey in 2021 increasingly use rust! ;-) On topic, i’d like to try out rust, but can’t find good cause in my daily webdev needs.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
I don't really get the point of Deno anymore. First they were all about their sandbox/security system, but since you couldn't specify that per module it turned out basically useless. Then they had "url" imports, but
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by Epskampie 5y ago
I’d say trust your gut. You actually tried both, wich os more than most would do, and you like svelte better. Why look further?
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by Epskampie 5y ago
> Sass outgrew Ruby and needed to be rewritten in C libsass (the c port) has been deprecated for a while because it couldn’t keep up featurewise. The reference compiler is now written in Dart.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
It’s interesting to see the mix of local identifiers and public code that copilot is able to generate. In the end I disabled it because I had to keep stopping to check its suggestions, really breaking the programming flow. But I imagine wit
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React: The Perils of Rehydration(joshwcomeau.com)
73 points by Epskampie 5y ago|36 comments
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Optimising a Magnetic Launcher(youtube.com)
1 points by Epskampie 5y ago|0 comments
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by Epskampie 5y ago
I understand the strong incentives for browser makers to try to monetize, but still it’s annoying. We don’t want pocket, we don’t want flock, we don’t want financing. Just let us use the web.
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Pole Climbing Lego Robots(youtube.com)
2 points by Epskampie 5y ago|0 comments
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by Epskampie 5y ago
AWS free tier is horrible. You have to enter a creditcard to sign up, and then there is no way to prevent it being charged when you go over the limit for some reason. If you get on the frontpage of HN for example, you might be majorly screw
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by Epskampie 5y ago
Nikita leaving is indeed quite a blow for PHP. I’ve been reading some of the rfcs recently, and a lot of the good ones came from him. Also he seemed to have the clout to get them passed. Nikita, if you’re reading this, thanks for all your w
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by Epskampie 5y ago
Also the docs don’t have scroll restoration when you use the browser back button. You’d think a framework that prides itself on using the web platform would have that working automatically.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
This is the reason i have a label next to my doorbell that says: "Donations only without subscription and to volunteers". Since then we've not have a lot of charities ring the bell, and the ones that do I actually want to giv
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by Epskampie 5y ago
That’s good to know actually, thanks.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
You think ‘const [count, setCount] = useState()’ is normal javascript? It runs completely counter to the way functions and variables normally work, using some global store behind your back. The idea that react is “just javascript” has gone
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by Epskampie 5y ago
The team at facebook will be able to show bigger sales, making the next version more likely. You will count as a "oculus quest user" in steam stats etc. Developers will be more likely to support this headset. Etc etc etc. The mark
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by Epskampie 5y ago
I really don’t, webpack config was was a cluster&€@ from day 1. Also, webpacks goal always was to do everything and the kitchen sink, much different from esbuild.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
The issue is not where the matching is done with data gathered on facebook, the issue is whether they can track you accross other apps. They can't anymore, and "matching on the phone" won't make a lick of difference.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
Also, doesn’t the PSP use this little disk cartridges? I don’t see why you couldn’t still play those games.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
I use SO every single day. It’s alive and thriving, and I’m happy for that.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
The thing is that variants of the exact same color can make your design look pretty bland sometimes. In this way I can see where microsoft is coming from with their different hues of blue, even though the naming is obviously terrible.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
Notifications can only be sent after you “install” a website as a PWA. Same for background stuff. Don’t want that? Just use it as a regular site.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
Not trying to mom you, but have you tried turning down the brightness until it’s the same as a sheet of paper in the same location? It’s made a big difference for me, but takes some getting used to.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
I love this kind of high-level introduction of what a thing is. Sometimes very hard to find for technologies. Also otters are cute.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
I’d say the problem is more in the two party system. If you think about all the opinions one can have about how a country should be run, it’s plain weird to only have two choices.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
Yeah, not supported on iOS.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
This is going full inception mode. Nodejs is compiled to wasm (like assembly for your browser), and then loaded inside the browser, which can then run javascript. So a full JS engine is loaded, completely separate from the built-in one.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
You mean the web? The most empowering and useful “platform” in the whole world because there is no single bigcorp behind it.
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by Epskampie 5y ago
The example he shows is pretty big (but not suspisiously big) https://miro.medium.com/max/720/0*jUoQD3Udknc9b5Lx.jpg Since there are a lot smaller chargers out there this should still be possible. https:/&#

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