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by arcatek 5y ago
If I remember correctly, PSD files have an optional header (when files are saved in "Compatibility Mode", which I think is the default) in which is encoded the rasterized image. It's then "easy" to display the image
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by arcatek 5y ago
> Somehow you are not wary of an organization that is 90% directed by one entity. It might be useful to know that 95%+ of the code changes in wasmtime are by people working in Fastly. I'm not overly worried about some companies inve
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by arcatek 5y ago
- Not the same bakers (wasmtime is supported by the Bytecode Alliance nonprofit, which is behind the wasm specs, whereas wasmer is a startup) - Not the same implementations, so not the same optimizations performances everywhere (you can see
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by arcatek 5y ago
I've contributed to a lot of repositories, and I've yet to see a single one where tests aren't automatically run. I can only think of a single one where some benchmarks are run on-demand.
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by arcatek 5y ago
How do you think social engineering audits work? You first coordinate with the top layer (in private, of course) and only after getting their agreement do you start your tests. This isn't any different.
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by arcatek 5y ago
Getting specific consent from the project leads is entirely doable, and would have avoided most of the concerns.
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by arcatek 5y ago
It's almost like you need something to manage your packages to generate them.
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by arcatek 6y ago
Speaking of Yarn in particular since I maintain it, I strongly believe that more than speed we (package managers) need a good polish. And to do that, we need a community that feels empowered to make changes when they feel frustrated about s
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by arcatek 6y ago
We now use it to build Yarn, and it's been working very well. Still some rough edges that prevent us from adopting it at work (like the lack of dynamic imports when the import expression references variables), but I'm slowly makin
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by arcatek 6y ago
Don't casinos ban players who for example know how to count cards? This would imply that skills may trump the house edge, and thus a bot that would know how to stop (ie how to hide their skill) could stay ahead.
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by arcatek 6y ago
I had this problem at first (I kept my source codes in a separate drive to be able to edit them from my Windows IDE), but nowadays I just keep all my code files in WSL and I don't notice the problem at all anymore. VSCode makes interac
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by arcatek 6y ago
I know it's the official reason, but it's also a really bad one - nothing prevents current JSON parsers to add some weird syntactic rules inside plain strings (similar to "use strict" in JS), but you don't see tha
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by arcatek 6y ago
I can answer this a bit - I maintain Yarn, a JS package manager. While nowhere near Curl, it does have a fairly significant user base - at least a few million devs, from what I understand. For all this work, I received exactly two emails th
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by arcatek 6y ago
I'm really disappointed in this change - we use an internal extension in my company to quickly jump from one place to another, and this change means that all our internal users will have to re-learn this workflow - with the expectation
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Chrome purposefully breaks custom search engines(reddit.com)
7 points by arcatek 6y ago|5 comments
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by arcatek 6y ago
GitHub searches are particularly bad. They always give you test folders and examples before and after actual relevant source code. You'd think they would know that folders named "test" should be in a separate section...
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by arcatek 6y ago
This blob is literally our open PR, applied to the various TS releases. You can rebuild it using `gen-typescript-patch.sh` (we actually have a GH Action that does this on CI, to prevent malicious uncontrolled changes), and the sources are a
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by arcatek 6y ago
Regarding TypeScript, I think it's important to point out that we have a working PR in the TypeScript repository that we've been maintaining for about a year now. It's not so much special casing as being ahead of trunk. I sti
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by arcatek 6y ago
People finding sympathy in the CEO behavior should make an effort to remember the number of time they likely ranted about their landlords / network provider / post service / bank service / ... on Twitter. How would you h
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by arcatek 6y ago
I applied with, I think, a reasonable use case, but no word either. I don't have much hope to try it in practice anytime soon.
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by arcatek 6y ago
Yarn already removes the need for node_modules without requiring to change interpreter and APIs, though.
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by arcatek 7y ago
Disclaimer: I haven't used Tailwind. Maybe I'm missing something. > For example, if I'm working on a card and I want some text below the main text to have a smaller, gray font size. What do I name that class? "card-su
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by arcatek 7y ago
Hi everyone! I've been working on this project for such a long time, this is incredibly exciting. Feel free to ask any question you have regarding Yarn, package management, the Javascript ecosystem, open source projects, or cats!
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Introducing Yarn 2(dev.to)
50 points by arcatek 7y ago|6 comments
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by arcatek 7y ago
> I used to do tech support and some people (not too many) wrote right out rude or nonsensical (like concluding I hate their religion just from the fact our service failed to suit their specific needs). This isn't at all the same th
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by arcatek 7y ago
Fwiw our PnP implementation is now much better than a year ago (it was still experimental, after all!). Expect to see more in this space in the next few weeks...!
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by arcatek 7y ago
I don't think there is any constraint that a single answer is true, otherwise the exercise wouldn't list "All of them" as a possibility.
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by arcatek 7y ago
Both are kinda true - Yoga started as a C library, but was ported over to C++ ~a year and a half ago.
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by arcatek 8y ago
What would you say are the current main limitations of this approach? What is Lucet not meant to be good at?
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by arcatek 8y ago
It would make sense to print the registry before asking for the new version in `yarn publish`, so that you get a chance to double-check that the publish target is what you expect. Will open a PR for the 1.16, unless someone beats me to it :

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