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by bythreads 1y ago
Lol didnt know that one - marvelous!!!
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by bythreads 1y ago
lol, sounds like a reddit bot commenting with max snark ;)
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by bythreads 2y ago
Love it, simple sentiment gathering. AI bots are going to love to crawl that one ;)
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by bythreads 2y ago
Fun fact: Turning off permessage deflate is nearly impossible when browsers are in the mix, best Option is to strip the header in a reverse proxy, since many browsers ignore the setting and emits the header despite your configs - add to tha
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by bythreads 2y ago
ramdisk!
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by bythreads 2y ago
Patently untrue, Seriously try to Deflate a 50mb compressed json structure vs just piping it down the wire on a high bandwith connection and try to measure that. (In real life with a server and browser - browsers are super slow at this)
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by bythreads 2y ago
Just a question where you trying to optimize for speed or size?: I never tried CBOR when looking for a sub 10ms solution for websocket comms, however my use case was not bound by datasize but entirely by speed (network not inet). However it
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by bythreads 2y ago
Isnt this basically comundo?
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by bythreads 2y ago
Pretty accurate since this works of averages - discarding outliners and norming get you close to the actual number pretty quickly - also with glucose your're interested in fluctuations more than absolutes
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by bythreads 2y ago
so....does it fix the abysmal speed of copying files in windows?
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by bythreads 2y ago
Didn't realize circuit was used that way in genome / dna stuff
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by bythreads 2y ago
Same
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by bythreads 2y ago
Wh not transition out?, sure fire way to promo on switch (i mean to the next corp)
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by bythreads 2y ago
Hear hear!, It's like flogging packages and frameworks at a problem without ever considering if it was easier/more efficient to roll your own.
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by bythreads 2y ago
Doesnt that say they based it on llama?, sooooo not really a bottoms up training - since the cost of llama is 100% surely not part of their quote.
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by bythreads 2y ago
And thereby you kill all inheritance, that is the while point of css. I find it more magic to change a single class at root and have the entire design reflow (on purpose) - Its beautifull when combined with shadowdom and wc
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by bythreads 2y ago
You should really not do it like that, --corporate-main-primary, secondary etc Then map that to red-50 if you really want to. but a design lives in cmyk/ral/rgb/hex not red-650 The go --action-button-cta-hover etc that could
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by bythreads 2y ago
Its horrible, annoying and gets in the way
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by bythreads 2y ago
Isn't "hot" sodium: Super corrosive, Highly reactive (goes booooom with water or oxygen) Expands incredibly when heated For those efficiencies i would recon you'd need temperature in excess of 1500k right? That does not
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by bythreads 2y ago
Why?, iframes are Very much underappreciated
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by bythreads 2y ago
now that i think about it you could do it quite nicely with svg's and foreignObject
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by bythreads 2y ago
Iframes lazy Object content as lazy Embed lazy Image lazy Link rel=import (not support that widely though) Heck if you wanted to get REALLY cute you go use multipart-mixed-replace headers. Or SSE
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by bythreads 2y ago
Pov: (denmark) No SoMe, no smartphones - until 5th grade (class agreement and school policy). No SoMe at all for kids under 13. No messaging after 20:00. 1.5 h screentime (ios) maximum a day. O.5 h enforced reading (actual books) from 17:30
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by bythreads 2y ago
In a system that requires the absolute speediest throughput compression is actually usually the worst thing in a parsechain - so parsing without first decompression is valuable. I've tried messagepack a few times, but to be honest the
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by bythreads 2y ago
Milk is a byproduct of producing meat, and its a fallacy to see it in isolation. Plantmilks are firstorder product. This means that clinate impact of most plantmilks are higher than milks, excepting oat and ryemilk. On a cost note - : makin
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by bythreads 2y ago
SSE are being removed from various stacks and implementations
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by bythreads 2y ago
It's a good pattern to have a vanilla js network manager / layer in fe for this exact reason - makes swapping network technologies a lot simpler. Only that knows url for endpoints, protocols and connections - and proxies between t
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by bythreads 2y ago
i know how that movie ends! https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0319262/?ref_=nm_flmg_knf_c_3
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I appreciate the geekyness of this SSH job application
4 points by bythreads 2y ago|4 comments
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by bythreads 2y ago
6lowpan was also a pretty nice attempt at overcoming some of the deficiencies - i think that operated on both lvl 2 and 3

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