WiseWeasel

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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
I feel like 30cm max depth is going to be a problem for most audio gear. So-called compact ones seem to optimize for height, with depth around 40cm [1], and the shallower ones [2, 3] seem to be around 31-33cm. Get a deeper console? [1] htt
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
Don’t forget the Salton Sea. Never forget.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
Have you looked into Emotion ( https://emotion.sh )? It supports several modes of usage that cover a lot of use cases pretty elegantly.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
It's hard for me to imagine people who know React moving to Vue. I'd have to assume different people, who've never known the beauty of React, are driving Vue's growth due to marketing.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
If you read off your own ads live rather than playing recordings, there’s a good chance this app wouldn’t be able to differentiate them from your content in order to skip them automatically. I’d also expect listeners to be much less likely
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
I’d think a Roman or Latin-descendant-language-speaking person would have coined the term, since it's based on the word liber , Latin for “free”. I would also think the ancient Greek word [1] would have been more commonly used in cont
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
1. Devalue all your knowledge.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
Advancements in AI might arguably be critical for AR.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
Maybe at sufficient g-forces.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
Because sometimes you want to pass data between blobs of code, (possibly separated by time, environment or language), or even to and from humans who may not understand code.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
I find React's relatively simple architecture makes it easy to get into for JS devs; I've always found it extremely productive and maintainable. My sickness is to the point that it’s hard for me to imagine an immediate future wher
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
How many potential riders live along each respective corridor? How many people want to travel between San Jose and Bakersfield vs Taipei and Kaohsiung? I’d guesstimate an order of magnitude lower as proposed; the California plan doesn’t mak
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
Sound audible from that distance to the audience area for this thing would require a lot of power.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
The article's most prominent example of an idyllic, walkable, “car-free” city is Venice, Italy, whose residents do have motor vehicles with full access to the city; they just happen to run on separate waterways. This would imply that t
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
I think if most of the pages were also dark like the surrounding chrome, because they implemented a dark theme with the prefers-color-scheme media query, that we would find the experience more agreeable. We’re in the early days, but once th
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
After some more thought, I’ve realized that should you want to allow but never force a user to manage appearance separately, you could give the toggle three options, ‘System setting’ (default), ‘Light’, ‘Dark’.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
How is that going to work? User arrives at site, OS is set to dark, site is toggled to dark, so far, so good (assuming the toggle is smart enough to be set appropriately at this point). 1) User toggles OS to light, is your site going to swi
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
What I’m hearing is, “My precious snowflake app is so important, users must manage its appearance independently of the OS.” Once you allow the possibility of a different app setting, you effectively require them to continue managing it sepa
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
Why do you like Safari in light mode, or dislike it in dark mode? Are you referring mostly to the app chrome or to the content of the sites you visit? I would tend towards ease of configuration and consistency, and would only make exception
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
To me it seems like now that all browsers support the prefers-color-scheme media query, it’s no longer a best practice to allow/force users to toggle between light and dark theme separately from the OS. Centralization of config is a go
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
A combination of sane, centralized routing and view layout, relative paths, and getting the scheme/host from the framework or environment config if really needed.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
Maybe a spike on one side of the drone, and it flies into the target. Or a spike shoots out one side, along with a counterweight motion, and then retracts. Edit: on second thought, it’s likely less practical to impale the things than to inj
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
It's likely that unless you can claim status as a library or some other exception to copyright protections, as a commercial entity providing that service without compensating publishers, such a straightforward violation would get a bun
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
Email is great and all, but not for regular topical discussions that may interest dynamic groups of people. A persistent, shared and searchable history and threading enables more effective discussion on a larger scale than practical with em
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
GQL can return the top level query plus relations and any other entities needed for the view in response to a single request. The fact you don’t need separate requests or view-specific endpoints is significant.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
Animals used for transportation and labor are often shackled and beaten the duration of their short lives, worked until they’re too injured to continue, then slaughtered. Those raised solely for meat might have it comparatively easy.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
Thank you for calling Earth Tours! [name] speaking, how may I help?
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
To me, on the back-end, GraphQL means replacing controllers with query (GET) and mutation (POST/PUT/DELETE) resolvers, with very similar concerns, routing takes place in the GQL schema, and everything else stays the same.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
GQL makes it convenient for the front-end to assemble a collection of queries needed to render the page in a single request, and then go about its rendering business upon response. The React-Apollo client I use also features an in-memory ca
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
GraphQL is not an alternative to ElasticSearch. It doesn’t care how you fetch the data needed to resolve a query, and could as easily be pulling from ES if performance demands it.

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