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by angelmm 4y ago
Didn't know about Lucide! Thanks for sharing
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Show HN: A modern du replacement written in Rust(github.com)
7 points by angelmm 4y ago|0 comments
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by angelmm 4y ago
In the end, search engines may prioritize this kind of content if they "detect" you may be the right target for those ads. Search engines balance the service vs the benefit, while companies try to position themselves as higher as
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by angelmm 4y ago
About complexity / effort, there are multiple things to take into consideration. In the case of deploying an application, in Wasm the complexity is on the compilation side. However, once you have your app compiled into Wasm, it's
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by angelmm 4y ago
Running WebAssembly modules in Apache http server allows devs to run many different languages by targetting Wasm. This includes interpreted languages like the Python example from the article. With the WebAssembly sandboxing capabilities you
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by angelmm 4y ago
Hey, dev here :) Totally agree with you. WebAssembly has a lot of potential, but currently the entry barries is quite high and for some use cases, it's not mature enough. As you mention, tooling is unclear, and the ecosystem misses imp
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by angelmm 4y ago
One of the things I love from this post is the collaboration on this kind of OSS projects. Making Postgres Wasm helped: - v86[0] to find a new bug - Providing a great deep-dive article that will trigger new ideas in the future - Showcase th
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by angelmm 4y ago
I really love to ask this question during interviews too. Usually, it helps people to shine and get comfortable. In my case, I'm really proud of the Design System I created for my company. When I arrived, the company had multiple websi
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by angelmm 4y ago
I've been following Asahi for some time on twitter. The work she did is incredible and everything was streamed and the recordings are available in Youtube. In case you're curious about the process, here you have her YouTube profil
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by angelmm 4y ago
I saw this was released and discussed some years ago. It would be great if Microsoft does a refresh on this topic. I'm curious if they ended up running this service in production and what are the real numbers after some years of usage.
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by angelmm 4y ago
In the additional considerations section [1], they mention about not consistent behaviors between browsers. Those are the kind of issues that are quite difficult to debug. [1] https://css-tricks.com/named-element-ids-can-be-
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by angelmm 4y ago
Now I'm worried of using IDs and finding issues with globals in JavaScript. Seems to be a curious issue to be debugged.
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Remix free introduction course by Kent C. Dodds(egghead.io)
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Show HN: I created a du alternative in Rust(github.com)
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Modern Alternatives to BEM (CSS)(daverupert.com)
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Biases: Understanding Human Mental Shorcuts(thedecisionlab.com)
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by angelmm 4y ago
I self-hosted my email during some years. My IP was banned in certain providers a few times, I guess due to neighbors. I also found quite complex to manage the service using dovecot at that time, but I guess today we have simpler servers. H
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by angelmm 4y ago
This sounds like a great idea. Email is not something you can drop from one day to another, there's no real alternative as most services require it. This would require certain rules to avoid SPAM, but the outcome is totally worth for m
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A curious case of static memory allocation in Rust(krinkinmu.github.io)
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by angelmm 4y ago
Developer here :) Exactly, that was the main challenge for this project. We tested different popular runtimes, but none of them could target ARMv6. In the end, we used Wazero, a full runtime implemented in Go. However, this comes with its o
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Modern Websites in a Raspberry Pi Zero with WebAssembly(wasmlabs.dev)
7 points by angelmm 4y ago|4 comments
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WebAssembly on a QR Code(twitter.com)
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Wain: WebAssembly implementation from scratch in Safe Rust with 0 dependencies(github.com)
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Favicon Quantization(watzek.dev)
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Avoiding image layout shifts (CLS): aspect-ratio vs. width and height(jakearchibald.com)
53 points by angelmm 4y ago|17 comments
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by angelmm 4y ago
I may see the point of a different alternative than current NodeJS ecosystem. However, QuickJS only focuses on the JS runtime while misses all the system interfaces provided by V8. Said that, I really like QuickJS too and it's portabil
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Why a dinosaur is running my JavaScript code?(angel.kiwi)
1 points by angelmm 4y ago|3 comments
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by angelmm 4y ago
Impressive work here. Congrats Jarred for the lunch of Bun! I'm eager to see how the different runtimes will shine in the edge side. Bun is clearly positioned as one option and the focus on this is stated in the main page. I believe th
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Sharing Classes Between Rust, JavaScript and WASM(sendilkumarn.com)
4 points by angelmm 4y ago|0 comments
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by angelmm 4y ago
Mixed feelings with it. I see they are trying to better use the empty space to balance content vs other elements in the UI. However, I think the focus on the left menu is unnecessary. The content feels more compact instead of more readable.

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