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by chris_pie 2y ago
In your example, I'd use Record<PropertyKey, unknown> instead
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by chris_pie 2y ago
It's a standard practice in functional languages: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_type
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by chris_pie 2y ago
Might be worth noting that Chromium seems to only use subpixel rendering on high-constrast text. I've also seen sites that don't use it for some other unknown reason, for example Microsoft Teams.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
To save some people a click: it requires a subscription.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
ML models do have a "source" though
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by chris_pie 2y ago
It absolutely doesn't. It sounds like further diluting the term "open-source" isn't great.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
Also Excel functions are translated based on your region. Which I find annoying, because most learning resources and references are in English, and English function names don't work in other regional settings.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
Magic Loop looks very similar to Crank (that nobody knows about either). Was it an inspiration?
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by chris_pie 2y ago
Extremely anecdotal, but I've always found GitHub pages to be noticeably slower. Which is weird, because they use Fastly which is generally good.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
Surprisingly, socket.io supports WebTransport: https://socket.io/get-started/webtransport The guys at Colyseus (a JS library for multiplayer games netcode) also added support, in a preview version for now.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
SSE are old, hardly "the new shiny thing".
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by chris_pie 2y ago
Head-of-line still exists in HTTP/3, but on another level. A stream can still get blocked. With websockets the whole connection gets blocked (HTTP/1), but that connection isn't shared with anything else, right? Worth noting t
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by chris_pie 2y ago
Support is getting there on the browsers' side, but you need a backend that supports HTTP3+WebTransport - barely any out there
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by chris_pie 2y ago
In tldraw the text is always in the DOM, so the browser can use your native font rendering (for example ClearType on Windows). In Excalidraw the text is only in the DOM while you're editing it.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
And ("vanilla") tldraw supports subpixel font rendering, unlike most of their competition (for example excalidraw or Miro).
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by chris_pie 2y ago
There's a Rocksmith mod that allows you to control the menu using the guitar. Also, the Rocksmith USB cable is simply an ADC (with lower latency than most)
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by chris_pie 2y ago
Latest Android has that built-in as a "Night Mode". You can also set a schedule or have it enable while charging
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by chris_pie 2y ago
Huh? You're still a personal data processor.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
offtop, but could you share a bit on why you hate 11ty? I was considering it for a static site.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
You say it's inspired by Litestream. How is it different?
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by chris_pie 2y ago
you can configure the breakpoint to log stuff to the console, instead of breaking
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by chris_pie 2y ago
https://remotestorage.io while it's a specific protocol for storing user data on a compatible server, their library also provides Google Drive integration
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by chris_pie 2y ago
This is F#. >== is a bind operator, but it's not built into the language, so it's defined as a custom operator here. |> is a pipe
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by chris_pie 2y ago
I think this is F#, not Haskell. '*' creates a product type, pretty sure it's a tuple in this case. "Meat option" is an alternative syntax for "Option<Meat>" and "Ingredient list" is a link
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by chris_pie 2y ago
Small addition because I didn't realise how LiveSvelte works. The backend pushes updated svelte component props to the client instead. You still often have to communicate the client-side changes to the server.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
While this paradigm is promising, I see a problem with it. When you make a client-side change to the DOM, it can get overwritten by a subsequent incoming patch from the server. LiveView tries to be somewhat smart when patching the HTML by s
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by chris_pie 2y ago
That's like saying sound is a lie, because it's just a vibration propagating a wave.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
Garnet doesn't support Lua scripting, which is quite useful for custom atomic operations.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
Don't most payment platforms have a constant minimum fee per transaction? That would hurt you at a $1 price.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
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