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by catapart 3y ago
Oh! Ha ha! Nice! I'm glad you like the code! I'd love to tell you it was the product of a journey of discovery that embedded deep magics in a (possibly) one-liner... but it's actually recommended (for the most part) on MDN&#x
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by catapart 3y ago
Ah, good to know! Hadn't really looked too far into component render batching, but I'm glad there are efforts underway! I just meant that once I was rendering out each component without having to have it's parent know about i
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by catapart 3y ago
Odd that they chose to use the unsafe "eval", where there's a drop-in, safe(r) replacement with ``` const properties = Object.keys(injections); const values = Object.values(injections); htmlString = new Function(...properties
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by catapart 3y ago
Right? And it's not like the equation changes, for advertisers. The only difference in this scheme than the current one is that it doesn't allow for such severe money-pooling. Still some! Obviously facebook would have a great and
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by catapart 3y ago
Oh, this is awesome! Truth be told, I'm glad I didn't know about it when I wrote a much more simplified project (shameless plug: https://github.com/catapart/Magnit.Tokenization ), because I DEFINITELY would ha
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by catapart 3y ago
Ha! Looks like they dodged that specific bullet. But there's plenty of that vibe to go around!
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by catapart 3y ago
Exactly! Personally, I would love to see the kind of offers companies would start to make for opt-in tracking. In a much cooler world, people would be able to sell their data, as subscriptions, to companies, with premiums placed on more &#x
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by catapart 3y ago
Ha ha! Yeah, I haven't read it yet, but that headline is just hilariously "corporate". It's like these people have never met the people they're trying to convince. [edited after reading]: okay, well nothing new ther
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by catapart 3y ago
Oh, awesome addition!
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by catapart 3y ago
First and foremost, this is incredible! Fantastic work! I've always wanted to do something like this (on a MUCH smaller scale) with the Alamo mission, in Texas, as a way to visualize the battle, in real time. To that purpose, my end go
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by catapart 3y ago
This is a take I don't actually agree with, on it's face, but I will say that even if we assume it's true that DOM access limitations are causing stagnation, I think most devs would prefer wasm to make the DOM unnecessary, ra
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by catapart 3y ago
Definitely feels like a "report this website to google" button would be fantastic, if there was a way to automate/simplify such a thing for 1-3 clicks.
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by catapart 3y ago
This is badass! Very into proc-gen as a starting point for content creation, but I haven't really found much use for proc-gen as a finishing utility. This seems like a great example of that, though! Detailing should be a lot more modul
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by catapart 3y ago
Yeah. As they argue, what's going to happen when an isp shuts off service to a hospital due to automated systems put in place to mitigate this ruling? Mistakes can be corrected in due time, but how much damage will be done in the inter
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by catapart 3y ago
https://www.midi-speaker.com My first synthesizer. Web components using Web audio and Web midi apis, but no library dependencies. It's built to be extensible, and able to create new synth instruments by providing a bunch of
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by catapart 3y ago
Perfect example of something that most people will think of as "not necessary", but a whole industry will understand as close to, if not outright, a deal-breaker! It would be really cool to have some kind of open source community
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by catapart 3y ago
> If people don't intrinsically understand you, maybe you need to go in to more detail so your explanation isn't so abstract. People did; you didn't. > Ergo, vis-a-vi have you ever actually tried making a graph that is
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by catapart 3y ago
If my account gets deleted for disuse, then they had to do it. If it stays active forever, because they never get around to it, then they have to host it. Either way, I get no benefit from that action that isn't benefited further from
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by catapart 3y ago
I feel this pain. Photoshop is such a massive beast and really doesn't do anything for me that other programs don't. It's just too ubiquitous to work around without literally budgeting in your hours for having to work around
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by catapart 3y ago
It would implement features specific to and invaluable for whatever I'm intending to work on, in such a way that I would feel like trying to do it any other way would be wasting my own time. For an example, Clip Studio Paint - a tool u
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by catapart 3y ago
Love that idea!
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by catapart 3y ago
I like Krita's development ethos, but I really can't use the product at all. If I want software that doesn't respect my intentions, but provides the kitchen sink for functionality, I can find that better represented and suppo
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by catapart 3y ago
Pro-tip: stay logged out and you will only ever be able to see the single linked post (due to elon's platform restricting). Bonus - if you stay logged out, you won't validate the existence of twitter.com
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by catapart 3y ago
Not to tell you how to comment, but those that don't seek answers with an open mind will often fulfill their own disillusion without your help at all. Which is to say: if the person you're responding to can't intrinsically un
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by catapart 3y ago
That was my first thought, too: "can this generate power with brackish water? Because, if so, there's a banger of a one-two shot with that previous article about desalinating water for drinking, and then hooking up the outflow to
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by catapart 3y ago
Oh, for sure! It would need to be trained on the 'default' way of doing things, just like a linter has a default config. THEN it would need to train on how you code (pin ordering, reroute node layouts, loop layouts, etc), the enti
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by catapart 3y ago
Sorry if I was unclear: I just meant that we could employ tensor-based learning methodology, like ChatGPT uses, to parse the graph representations and understand not only their visual layout (ex: no lines crossing), but also their contexts
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by catapart 3y ago
Yay! More work on, and thought put into, visual scripting systems! This looks really great! I'm not sure I agree with the conclusions, nor the need for a different system than what Blueprints or Geometry Nodes offer. Personally, I thin
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by catapart 3y ago
Oh, awesome! I'm working on something similar, to put out as a PWA. Seems I had similar aspirations/complaints that you did, but also didn't have an apple device (that I wanted to use for the app). Yours is a very nice presen
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by catapart 3y ago
In fairness, a lot of game devs don't have to deal with high-quality assets which are a thing that can take up most of your space. When you don't have 80 to 100 100-500kb assets (audio, textures, etc), you don't see it eat up

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