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by alephnan 5y ago
> Note: Lexical is currently in early development and APIs and packages are likely to change quite often Why not mention it in the landing page or docs then? From my understanding, Facebook lawyers require you peg such commentary in Gith
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> and you're complaining about empty docs? Then don't link to it if it's broken. You're wasting people's time. > Just hold off until it's more mature Sure, but indicate that it's an alpha product for
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interesting. let's see the United States' human rights record
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> typing performance in our testing is around 30-70% faster compared to Draft. At how many "Lines of Code" ? I am skeptical that scaling characteristics from 10k to 100k to 1 million is linear, so I'm curious what 30-70% a
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> I'm not sure what you mean by "batteries included"? A rendering layer. With Lexical, you'd have to add in the React layer, which wasn't already included in the bundle size comparison.
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> but some sort of virtualization would probably be required in order to support millions of lines of code. From my understanding, Lexical is a layer for the text document model and a pattern for transforming that text model. Updates to
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> Support for speech-to-text technologies So Lexical doesn't care about how the DOM is rendered? Or is speech-to-text derived independent of the DOM? > but Slate.js is 10kB and much more mature. The maturity bit, yes. For the bun
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This feels half baked and confusing. More than half docs page are blank: - https://lexical.dev/docs/concepts/commands - https://lexical.dev/docs/getting-started/quick-start - https:&#x2
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There were some Amazon couple speculating on real estate in Long Island City, Queens, NYC where Amazon was potentially opening an HQ. Amazon didn’t, and the coupled sued the condo. Trying to find the article.
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> how about a simple app to let me trim and splice video and add audio? And a simple way to export, but not so simple that the choices are youtube and something else. Just export at whatever resolution I choose. And don't put stupid
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> That is also when Google Translate became available on virtually all smartphones, so you could say that 2011 was the year that humanity rebuilt the Tower of Babel. 10 years later, Google Translate is still not dependable in real world
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For context, one of the main motivations for CRDT was multiple users simultaneously editing some document. E.G. Google Docs. I was researching these approaches when I was implementing my own collaborative text editor. CRDT was too mathemati
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That's not a very nice thing to say. If they're already working full time in there 20s then they didn't go the traditional educational route where you "refine" / calibrate your writing standards. What people co
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> no fame/no power/no money = people are rude, aggressive, hostile to you. No, some New Yorkers, rich or poor, are rude, aggressive, hostile regardless of who you are. Unless you work for Axe capital. https://www.you
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Well if the suspect was wrongly accused, they'd have to reimburse the damages. Does the FBI have a budget for such things? Does it involve extra paperwork if it passes a certain threshold? Is the issue here profiling of the demographic
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Hating Elon will not get you anywhere further in life, you can stop now.
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> China also doesn't share our value of craftsmanship Obviously we share theirs since we’ve shown were interested in cutting costs at the expense of quality.
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> you’ve already been thoroughly trained that quitting leads to trouble. How so? Covering expenses ? I.e. Moving on to the next job? It’s not trouble if you don’t need to. Tech pays quite well, especially in terms of ROI of academic expe
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It’s paradoxical how companies aren’t self motivated. Look at fossil fuel car companies. But yeah, Apple would have automated things. Except the part where they pass the savings on to end customers. Furthermore in Apple’s case, they want C
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Exactly. My point here is that a lot of the Anti-China posters want to disregard and shed American’s responsibility. It’s just China that’s evil. Suddenly now that they’re rich and is/was on trajectory to surpass the United States. Whe
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What’s the closest country currently in this regard?
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> They This embeds a colonialist / Western bias presuming that Americans companies are leading the charge and orchestrating everything, and the natives are incapable of self organizing. This is opposed to American companies being c
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Anker products as well.
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I’d prefer that.
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It was an execution...
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> At the same time I'm not wearing any clothes made in North Korea or Venezuela, same as pretty much everyone. No. Some of us have principal and is willing to pay more as to not support China, especially if we are going to speak abo
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> far richer In so far that there would not be supply chain issues causing massive inflation? How would Amazon, Apple, the world’s richest companies be so without China?
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> we'd have done fine without them There should not be ongoing supply chain issues then. > they would still have rotted This sounds sinophobic. Your profile mentions you’re from London. Yes, China was doing fine for a millennia,
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> only the Chinese people have the power to make changes to this regime Not the Americans exploiting cheaper labor in China and making China rich ? > I would be shocked if it was Iceland or Norway doing that. I would be shocked if you
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Would the west be as rich and Democratic without?

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