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by c-smile 4y ago
It still contains that wavelength. > Most of the solar radiation that reaches Earth is made up of visible and infrared light. https://www.fondriest.com/environmental-measurements/paramet...
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by c-smile 4y ago
Why not just morning exposure to the Sun then? Just meet the sunrise and it will be at least twice healthier.
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by c-smile 4y ago
You can operate that device in vacuum grade gloves. Good luck with that on your Tesla :)
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by c-smile 4y ago
Not exactly, but 8K67 ( NATO: SS-9 "Scarp" and probably SS-19 "Satan" ) had so called ГСП (gyro-stabilized platform) - mechanical device that kept start position orientation. All flight calculations were made against tha
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by c-smile 4y ago
Classics [engineering], failure curve: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bathtub_curve
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by c-smile 4y ago
I am referring exactly to "must be connected to the server to do any source control work. There is no local repository..." which is plainly wrong by any means. SVN client supports equally well as "svn:" protocol as &quot
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by c-smile 4y ago
> You must be connected to the server to do any source control work. There is no local repository... That's not correct technically speaking. You can create repository on your machine - on local FS. But of course it is more reliable
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by c-smile 4y ago
"I want to write software, not manage a source control system." Exactly!
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by c-smile 4y ago
I am using it for Sciter development. For my case: one|two developers + hundreds of read-only observers + a number of patch senders it is a perfect tool that far. TortoiseSVN (Windows) and analogous tools (MacOS and Linux) are really unbea
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by c-smile 4y ago
> Can you do it 10x better/faster than other people who are also experts in that area? Different people - different areas. Like in Sciter[1] I've implemented HTML, CSS and script engines from ground up and by myself. If a task
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by c-smile 4y ago
Well, yes and no. In my area of responsibility and expertise I (as anyone else) can do stuff 10x times better and faster. I know patterns and a set of solutions that help me to do that. But outside of that area I can be that <1x guy. Pro
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by c-smile 4y ago
Ok, one beneficiary of current mess just popped up... who will be the next?
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by c-smile 4y ago
Problem is not that all of us are capable to come up with good solutions at time constrained conditions. For some (including myself) sleep over the problem is required. Experience helps in some cases to answer immediately but not always. Li
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by c-smile 4y ago
> to focus on microwaves Ah, it will be masers then ... and so together with masks we will wear saucepans ... We do not need additional energy to be delivered to the Earth from outside, we are warming it already. Instead we need to harve
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by c-smile 4y ago
Problem is not in harvesting the energy but in delivering it. The only reasonable option is to beam highly energetic beam back to Earth. Do we want us to be browned by l/masers from the orbit?
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by c-smile 4y ago
HTML is nothing more than grouping definition of DOM elements. One of possible ways of defining element agglomerations. It is not bad or good, it just allows to make job done - to group (semantically link) DOM elements together. But the DOM
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by c-smile 4y ago
I would not say that Web UI is that more complex than desktop UI. In principle. It is media that changed quite a lot - spectrum of devices that we need to show our UI on. We had pretty much fixed 80x24 character terminals, then we had 640
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by c-smile 4y ago
Sciter is an embeddable HTML/CSS engine (like a browser): https://sciter.com And its CSS has @mixin built-in.
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by c-smile 4y ago
Isn't that because those corners are rendered as Bezier curves that are H/W accelerated? Usually, small radii are emulated by beziers: https://spencermortensen.com/articles/bezier-circle/
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by c-smile 4y ago
> Animate to Auto Sciter supports animate to min/max-content. This div { height:0; overflow-y:hidden; transition: height ease 300ms; } button:checked + div { height:min-content; }
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by c-smile 4y ago
resizable <textarea> is generally quite a limited thing. It would be significantly more useful if we would have universal <frameset>: <frameset cols="200px,*> <select type="list">...<&#x2F
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by c-smile 4y ago
> Lot of stuff support it, @mixins are built-in in Sciter and I don't know any other HTML/CSS UA that supports that.
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by c-smile 4y ago
Again, just in case... In Sciter, all input elements are ordinary styleable primitive DOM elements. <select> is there too so you can style it in the way you want: select {...} select > caption {...} select > button {.
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by c-smile 4y ago
Just in case Sciter supports mixins out of the box. @mixin button-alike { border:1px solid; border-radius; background:gold; } and its usage a.button { @button-alike; // mixin application point
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by c-smile 4y ago
Why do you need to waste screen space for the gutter? Check your mobile devices that use such scroll indicators. We haven't heard any major complaints about them.
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by c-smile 4y ago
> automatically subtract the scrollbar width Santa: "That is simply impossible with the default scrollbar model". You may have infinite loop in layout algorithm in cases when content is close to size of the viewport. 0) remove
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by c-smile 4y ago
I don't know internals of SwiftUI that match but if it still using CoreGraphics then it should be slow. CoreGraphics uses CPU rasterization of primitives and that's the problem on modern displays. Retina grade displays have ~9 tim
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by c-smile 4y ago
Sciter here too. On MacOS it renders UI primitives using Skia/Metal.
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by c-smile 4y ago
sidebar { width:0.2*; //20% of the width min-width: 200px; max-width: 300px; }
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by c-smile 4y ago
"core algo is simple" It is not that simple. In common case that's an LP task. It can be reduced to O(N) in some cases but in worst case it has polynomial time-complexity.

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