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by bouk 4y ago
Nice, it seems this is now the default in Next v13, just updated! (We were actually using v12.0 still)
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by bouk 4y ago
I've tried this and found it to be much slower
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by bouk 4y ago
One of the best bang for your buck optimizations I did recently was add the following to our next.config.js (we're using V13): const swcOptions = require('next/dist/build/swc/options') const { getLoa
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by bouk 4y ago
I've ordered a couple from here and they're decent! Make sure you get the slightly better lenses, the cheapest ones are very reflective which is annoying.
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by bouk 4y ago
Remove the print key binding and bind quick open to cmd+P
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by bouk 4y ago
I use Nix: https://bou.ke/blog/nix/ I'm able to have the same shell with all my Vim plugins across macOS and Linux with changes committed to git. It's been so good, setting up all my command-line tooling
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by bouk 4y ago
'web3' companies get a lot of funding and are able to pay $250k+ cash. That's it.
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by bouk 5y ago
I wonder how this format compares to SquashFS
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by bouk 5y ago
This was my first instinct as well! Running binwalk on the binary dictionary file immediately outputs that it's a series of zlib-compressed values.
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by bouk 5y ago
Basically none of the vegetables we eat are 'native' but have been bred for centuries to be what they are today
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by bouk 5y ago
I really don't understand this way of thinking
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by bouk 5y ago
It's called 'Copyright'
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by bouk 5y ago
Your reaction is the joke
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by bouk 5y ago
Pretty funny right?
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by bouk 5y ago
I love that all the discussion here is about the license I wrote and not about the actual project, which is a completely terrible idea and something I created as a lark. Why did I not spell this out in the blog post? For my own amusement. I
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by bouk 5y ago
It's satirical
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by bouk 5y ago
This company is working on producing casein in genetically modified soy: https://www.nobellfoods.com/
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by bouk 5y ago
I started work on a (webpacker-like) esbuild integration for Rails: https://github.com/bouk/esbuilder It works, but needs UX work, documentation and more extensive testing to be appropriate for general use
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by bouk 5y ago
Yes this is a good note! I simplified it for the blog post
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by bouk 5y ago
numpy-financial does: https://github.com/numpy/numpy-financial/blob/master/numpy_f...
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by bouk 5y ago
Really cool! Unfortunately Numbers doesn't support more complicated SUMPRODUCT formulas...
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by bouk 5y ago
I think you could probably do this in a single formula with SUMPRODUCT, but right now I just have a table that uses MIN(0, X) and MAX(0, Y) tricks to calculate it.
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Spreadsheet formulas for personal finance(bou.ke)
616 points by bouk 5y ago|117 comments
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by bouk 5y ago
The V8 blog is a good starting point for learning how it works under the hood: https://v8.dev/blog/fast-properties
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by bouk 5y ago
That's for the treadmill, not the bike
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by bouk 6y ago
Namespaces are useful for security maybe, but for macOS the biggest reason to use containers is to have a controlled and reproducible way to run certain pieces of software. With chroot and bind mount you can already achieve that.
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by bouk 6y ago
I wish apple would support a couple extra kernel features (like bind mounts) so we can have native macOS 'containers' instead of this nonsense. Running MySQL by running qemu inside a Linux VM is just insane. Nix can fill some of t
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by bouk 6y ago
You should try out Terraform—combined with managed instance groups it basically makes GCP into one big Kubernetes instance without having to manage it yourself.
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by bouk 6y ago
Homebrew works without Rosetta 2, maybe you have to reinstall it so it runs natively. It should be installed under /opt/homebrew
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by bouk 6y ago
Yes I'm talking about Software because it has a new CPU architecture. I have used a thinkpad with Linux and it was a terrible experience.

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