apitman

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by apitman 5mo ago
I think the term you want to search for is local-first.
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by apitman 5mo ago
It's not hard to imagine a future where the only things committed to git repos are tests and specs.
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by apitman 5mo ago
This post has some good examples of this sort of problem: https://loglog.games/blog/leaving-rust-gamedev/
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by apitman 5mo ago
All 4 bits
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WebTransport is now available across all major browsers(caniuse.com)
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by apitman 5mo ago
Not the same. SSE doesn't support binary, and has higher framing overhead than you can achieve with raw HTTP. If you don't need binary it's a solid option in the browser.
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by apitman 5mo ago
Codeberg's achilles heel for me is not supporting custom domains for repos.
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by apitman 5mo ago
Zig catching strays
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by apitman 5mo ago
Craig Venter was famously involved in the Human Genome Project. He announced the first draft of the human genome alongside President Clinton and Francis Collins.
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by apitman 5mo ago
> That said, using a vintage technology has some downsides. It was never updated to support WebSockets With widespread browser support for WHATWG streams, it's pretty easy to implement your own WebSockets over long-lived HTTP reques
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by apitman 5mo ago
The VSCode remote ssh implementation is a bit concerning: https://fly.io/blog/vscode-ssh-wtf/ Any idea if zed does things differently?
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by apitman 6mo ago
It links to the system SDL, on Linux at least.
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by apitman 6mo ago
Cool idea. I was wondering why the release explicitly is `cjit-x86_64-ubuntu-24.04` instead of generic linux, but it does in fact appear to not work on Arch: `tcc: error: file '/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgcc_s.so.1' n
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by apitman 6mo ago
Give io buffering an inch and it will take a mile
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by apitman 6mo ago
I believe recent versions of nvtop show efficiency, right?
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by apitman 6mo ago
Crazy seeing this posted today. I learned about flipdiscs from ChatGPT just a few hours ago because I'm trying to find a text display type you could build or at least repair yourself. Don't need much just ASCII with enough lines f
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by apitman 6mo ago
This was the first article I thought of as well. Highly recommended read.
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by apitman 6mo ago
> that's how maths works Wait is British "maths" a singular noun or is this a typo? I was willing to go along with it if it was plural, but I have to draw the line here.
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by apitman 6mo ago
I wish we had something like Hetzner dedicated near us-east-1. They do offer VPS in the US and the value is great. I was seriously looking at moving our academic lab over from AWS but server availability was bad enough to scare me off. They
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by apitman 6mo ago
This is potentially very interesting to me, but I'm having a hard time under exactly what it is. Could you give a little background on what motivated it, and what the core features are?
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by apitman 6mo ago
Tangent, but Slint is a really cool project. Not being able to dynamically insert widgets from code was the only thing that turned me off of it for my use case.
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by apitman 6mo ago
> As you can see from the version number, this release is not a 1.0 release. In fact, we still haven’t finished discussing what 1.0 means for Servo Wait, crate versions go up to 1.0? EDIT: Sorry, while crate stability may be an interesti
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by apitman 6mo ago
It's pretty amazing email hasn't been replaced, or at least joined, by an open protocol where you can't message someone without first being approved by them, either directly like Facebook messenger or through some sort of ref
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by apitman 6mo ago
It might be the newest thing on the ship.
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by apitman 6mo ago
Wazero is awesome. For anyone wanting to embed in languages other than Go, check out Extism.
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by apitman 6mo ago
I saw the one in Houston for the first time last week. It was so cool. My favorite spacecraft as a kid, but in real life it was about 4x as big as I expected.
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by apitman 6mo ago
I disagree wrt NAT. It creates huge problems for many p2p applications.
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by apitman 6mo ago
It looks flat to me since July of last year. Regardless, when you extrapolate that curve, when do you estimate hitting 100%?
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by apitman 6mo ago
I'm fine with 16 but they should have only used the bytes as they were needed, at least for 5 and 6 byte addresses, so those who desire short addresses could buy them.
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by apitman 6mo ago
Being essentially impossible to memorize is one of the worst attributes of IPv6. I memorize and manually type IPv4 addresses all the time and it's super useful.

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