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ajusa
5y ago
Yup, folks have different experiences a lot of the time when it comes to distros. I'm not claiming Fedora is always more stable than Manjaro - just that it has been for me.
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ajusa
5y ago
I've been using Linux on a secondary machine since 2011, and as my daily driver since 2018. I've distrohopped quite a bit - Ubuntu (2011), Puppy Linux (2012), Manjaro (2013), LXLE (2014), Solus (2016), and then back to Manjaro (20
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ajusa
5y ago
Pixie is super cool - I recently spent some time getting it up and running on the 3DS and was shocked at how easy it was. I only needed to do a single code change and everything just... works. Granted CPU rendering on the 3DS is pretty slow
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ajusa
6y ago
Nim is fantastic! I've been using it for a small project of mine which involves web scraping and some computations, and it has just been a joy to work with. I was actually running into some issues with the binary size (not a real probl
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Show HN: util – A simple, framework agnostic 675 byte CSS library
(ajusa.github.io)
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ajusa
9y ago
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ajusa
9y ago
Thanks!
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ajusa
9y ago
Oops, looks like I linked to the source stylesheet (in CSSNext) instead of the built, CSS3 version. I just fixed it, thanks for letting me know!
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9y ago
I got it to 496 bytes, through a lot of optimization for the deflate algorithm. I also lumped together a few more rules. SUB 500 BYTES WOOO (I would have edited my previous comment, but HN closes comment editing after a while
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ajusa
9y ago
That is an interesting question. It should result in pretty significant improvement, however lit would lose practicality. Optimizing for normal DEFLATE/gzip makes lit more practical, since brotli doesn't have widespread use. Somet
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ajusa
9y ago
It's actually 506 bytes right now, I was able to shave off a bit by removing default styles for inputs and making it a class. I also did a few more things, outlined in my commit history.
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ajusa
9y ago
Okay, I already know that most people about to comment on this post will complain about "yet another css framework", "not again", and "isn't this just Skeleton?". This was originally based off of Skeleton,
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Show HN: lit – a 549 byte responsive CSS microframework
(ajusa.github.io)
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ajusa
9y ago
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ajusa
9y ago
Syntax is inspired by Python, Nim, and probably other languages I have used. Still a little WIP, but enough is there. Let me know if you run into any bugs!
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Show HN: ajl, a simple compile to C++ language
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ajusa
9y ago
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ajusa
9y ago
I wrote this over the course of this week. I needed a faster way to write college application essays, so this was clearly the most productive use of my time :P All joking aside, this is the first project I have ever submitted to a community
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Show HN: Sanictype, a Windows Utility that Autocompletes Words
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ajusa
9y ago
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1 comments