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azeirah
5y ago
Not sure which editor I'm thinking about, but I do remember the exact feature you're describing implemented in one I used a while ago. Ie, the paragraph (or block of code) your cursor is focused on is visible, the rest of the code
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I think that's mostly due to my target audience. This data comes from twitch streamers who want to have music playing during their streams. I'm sure some of these people use MPD, but given what I've read after googling it see
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azeirah
5y ago
Good points about needing to launch on multiple platforms, that might indeed mean it'll be rewritten. We'll see
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monstercat.com has a music player, that's where the count comes from. My software is meant for twitch streamers, and monstercat is especially well-suited for streamers due to how they license their music to be safe for streaming under
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I tend to add whatever users request. There have been music players in the past that were requested but I was never able to add support for. The most notable request is... windows media player! I still don't know how to get real-time &
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You're underestimating Winamp and related own-your-music music players. I have real-world usage data on quite a lot of music players and websites, here's the top 30. The number is how many songs played in total on that website (I
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Doubt it to be honest, if they're rebuilding Winamp from scratch then maybe. Otherwise, I'd expect it to be built on top of the existing Winamp source code which is all C++ and not extremely over designed CSS and Javascript
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Clojure and Common Lisp managed to have super stable community-built libraries. I'm not entirely sure what contributed to this (ie did this happen because of a stable core? Did this happen because lisps are somehow naturally conducive
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azeirah
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There are multiple things in this space. * The Lenovo writing pad device - https://www.lenovo.com/nl/nl/yoga-book/ This thing is different from all other devices on the market. You can write on the device its
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5y ago
Not entirely sure if you'll find many sed posts there, but answering open/new stack overflow and related stack exchange questions is a great way to find some real-world practice and help others out in the meantime.
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azeirah
5y ago
Are you thinking of PICO-8 perhaps?
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azeirah
5y ago
Yes, the `javascript:` prefix tells the browser to interpret the url as javascript. Try this one for example javascript:alert('hello world'); Do note that some browsers remove the `javascript:` part when you paste it into
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5y ago
does this prevent you from pasting js like this into the URL bar? javascript:let $code=document.createElement('textarea');let source=document.body.outerHTML;$code.innerHTML = source;document.body.appendChild($code); For t
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5y ago
What I gained from the article wasn't that the dev was unaware of indices, it's that he didn't realise indices were missing due to how planetscale's database disallows foreign keys. I never worked with a database that do
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I used to be a heavy Sublime Text power user a couple years ago. I found out at some point that while Sublime does market itself as supporting macros, many commands were one of these four - extremely basic (ie, move left or right) - poorly
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I just find it a little saddening although very understandable that at this point Emacs just simply isn't better for writing code than any Jetbrains product. Yes I'm very aware that there are plugins, stand-alone terminal tools to
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azeirah
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Meh, my stack is laravel hosted on docker containers. PHP, Redis, MariaDB and a makefile to run docker-compose commands. Nothing wrong with it tbh, it runs on a VPS
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azeirah
5y ago
This is Wittgenstein's argument about why we'll never communicate with lions (iirc) right?
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The main idea carbon capture as I always understood it is that it will become cheaper per ton as more is invested. Just like how solar panels lowered in price drastically over the past decades. Right now carbon capture as a technology is in
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5y ago
Yeah it's very common to hear "wanna buy this bike? It's yours for 10 our".. at a night out, in basically every city. Heck, I know a homeless guy I talked to a couple of times and helped out with food and stuff, I know h
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Huh? You didn't need to lock up your bike in The Hague? In every city in the Netherlands I'm aware of, bikes get stolen aallll the time. Only in villages and other rural areas can you trust the environment to not steal your bikes.
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Samsung is neither Chinese nor Californian. Their phones are designed in south korea and manufactured in South korea, indonesia and brazil.
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“Impacting Global Policy by Understanding Litter Data” by Sean Doherty
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Apple has many products aimed at general consumers, all presentations and webpages are held to an equal standard as far as my experiences goes.
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I really love what Samsung is doing with their note-line software wise. There're just so many integrations and little nooks integrated deeply within their Note-specific Android version that are all just actually useful in their own rig
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For web dev it works very well, android development no clue, c# is primarily a windows-oriented development environment so probably not so great. For devops, well.. Mac is a linux-esque environment, it'll be fine? I have the m1 air and
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From this tweet, it sounds like NFT's are not much more reliable than html <a> tags? If the host is down, the NFT is nothing more than just a pointer to a 404?
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You bring up a good analogy, I feel like it doesn't take away the remarkable feeling for me however! I can only come up with three-ish words for sea-ice. Although I do have many more concepts in my mind Ice, iceberg, floating ice.. The
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For your first point, I don't think a language such as JavaScript -is- much better, which is why Typescript was invented as an alternative for larger codebases/organizations
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I scoured the wave share site for all the other e-ink screens and there're many cheaper ones. You can get small e-ink screens (without a HAT, requires adapter ~10$ and dev board which is necessary anyway) for much cheaper. 5.8 inch is
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