Jayschwa

9 ms·

31.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
> Yet it's not scary or something I dread. Has that always been the case for you, or is it something that has gotten easier to think about as you've aged?
32.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
https://github.com/sponsors/jart
33.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
I don't understand the fad in making content flop around the page as one scrolls. At the very least, it would be courteous of them to respect the prefers-reduced-motion media query. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US&#
34.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
Ha, very cool. The HTTPS version does not load for me right now, but the IPFS version does (somewhat slowly). Supporting all the hot protocols could be a good subject for a blog post or guide.
35.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
Thank you for maintaining the snap. I once reported a problem with it a couple years ago and was impressed at how quickly you responded and fixed it.
36.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
This is disappointing news. Their app is pretty nice and they made shared banking with my wife easy. I also have a backup Chase account. I just fired up their mobile app for the first time in awhile. It's a slow and cluttered mess. Hop
37.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
Heh, I somewhat felt this way yesterday. Two co-workers and I (all programmers) spent half an hour trying to get a video chat to work. By the end, I think we all felt a little embarrassed by our profession. (To be fair, Zoom works pretty we
38.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
Thank you for pointing out errors in this data. Out of an abundance of caution, I have removed the link from my original post.
39.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
Edit: I have removed the link because someone else found errors in it. Original: AP claims there's no evidence of "dead voters", but this list seems to indicate otherwise: [redacted] It's obituaries matched with returned
40.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
I've seen this explanation, but it's gaslighting. It says: > No ballot for the 118-year-old Mr. Bradley was ever requested, received or counted. Yet, the voter registration site clearly showed that a ballot was requested, sent
41.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
The oldest known American was born in 1905. This list seems hit-or-miss, but I spot checked a few entries with birth years before that (excluding Jan 1900 since that might be used as NULL) and it showed them as having voted via absentee bal
42.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24875516
43.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
The landlord, a [redacted] engineer, was bragging about it on LinkedIn: [link redacted]
44.
Andy Kelley (of Zig) intimidated into vacating apartment for Hulu filming(twitter.com)
186 points by Jayschwa 6y ago|27 comments
45.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
> I wish someone would make a language that was both as good as Zig or Rust, and could be compiled to C code. Zig will eventually have this feature. It is a work-in-progress: https://github.com/ziglang/zig/blob&
46.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
> he's not suggesting that they should be shot Right, he's only proclaiming that he'd be happy if they were shot...
47.
by Jayschwa 6y ago
I migrated from Gmail to Fastmail a couple years ago and I have been happy with it. Migrating existing emails from Gmail into Fastmail was easy, as was setting up forwarding from Gmail to Fastmail for all future emails. The hardest part was
48.
by Jayschwa 7y ago
Maybe the section was called something else, but the publicly available info on the listing certainly didn't ask me to lie to neighbors, authorities, etc. Whatever section it was could only be seen after booking. It's true I shoul
49.
by Jayschwa 7y ago
Ditto. I cancelled a reservation because the "house rules" (which you can only see after reserving) were super shady and basically stopped short of admitting to being an illegal rental. I cancelled the reservation weeks before the
50.
by Jayschwa 7y ago
Thank you for providing this service. I started using Linux on my gaming machine about a year ago and ProtonDB has been very helpful.
51.
by Jayschwa 7y ago
https://signal.org/blog/whatsapp-complete/
52.
by Jayschwa 7y ago
Zen appears to be a fork of Zig.
53.
by Jayschwa 7y ago
As an aside, Zig[0] recently merged a change to try and tackle the use case of [a]sync-agnostic functions: https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/1778 . The "What Color is Your Function" blog post app
54.
by Jayschwa 7y ago
There is a proposal for adding type constraints to generic functions. That doesn't mean it will necessarily be added, but it's something the community is thinking about. https://github.com/ziglang/zig/iss
55.
by Jayschwa 7y ago
The original publisher, Softdisk sold many of its assets to Flat Rock Software in the 2000s. Flat Rock sold off bits and pieces over the years, and the Catacomb games were one of the last things it held [1]. In 2017, I wrote a toy implement
56.
by Jayschwa 7y ago
Hovertank and Catacomb, the games between Keen and Wolfenstein, are both open-sourced: https://github.com/FlatRockSoft/Hovertank3D https://github.com/CatacombGames/Catacomb3D I'm the current
57.
by Jayschwa 8y ago
I accidentally bricked one when I walked across a carpeted room and zapped it with a static charge.
58.
by Jayschwa 8y ago
I'm having problems with it too. I plugged in the new IP addresses for my root A records yesterday, and then deleted and re-added the CNAME file in the repository. GitHub support said they manually started the certificate provisioning
59.
by Jayschwa 10y ago
Devices are supposed to be shut off / put in airplane mode to prevent interference with avionics. Intentionally jamming a part of the spectrum would be counter-productive.
60.
by Jayschwa 10y ago
You could wear glasses that don't refract? I have some friends who do that, and I've considered the same.

More ›