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by conaclos 4y ago
With bash/zsh the auto-completion seems missing for unknown options. While `--key file` supports auto-completion since file is just another parameter.
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by conaclos 4y ago
And others use option -long such as ffmpeg.
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by conaclos 4y ago
> that means we only can keep --long=x Just wondering: why `--long=x` over `--long x`?
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by conaclos 4y ago
I pretty like the consistency of esbuild CLI [1]. It has three kinds of options: 1. no-valued option: --example 2. single-valued option: --key=value 3. multi-valued option: --elements:1st --elements:2nd Short options are ruled out, although
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by conaclos 4y ago
Moreover in a ESM, this could lead to an error whether base is not defined.
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by conaclos 4y ago
For interested readers, EKON [1] proposes yet-another interesting superset for JSON. [1] https://github.com/ekon-org/ekon
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by conaclos 4y ago
Some link to share about EDN?
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by conaclos 4y ago
Interesting conclusion: In conclusion, the contrast of the Eink panel is obviously better in all the tested lighting conditions above. However, even without direct light and in dimmer conditions the Sun Vision Display RLCD
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by conaclos 4y ago
Yeah I wondering the same think. All my screen are FullHD, however they are smaller (21" / 23"). I could like a smaller screen - e.g. 21". This could also be cheaper and more affordable.
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by conaclos 4y ago
A simple external light source could be enough? The screen made already a descent job in "dark" places [1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ehqj0W3koP0
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by conaclos 4y ago
World's First Reflective LCD computer monitor for indoor use. It is a 32" screen FullHD True-color (16.7 million colors) 60Hz without backlight. Because no backlight is needed, the screen is very thin and have very low energy cons
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First Reflective LCD indoor monitor – 32“ FullHD true-color 60Hz(sunvisiondisplay.com)
136 points by conaclos 4y ago|53 comments
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by conaclos 4y ago
It is impressive the number of times Rust is mentioned in this thread. I agree. Rust is very complicated and it still feels experimental. It is good to have more conservative languages.
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by conaclos 4y ago
I am wondering: if hare compile for some UNIX systems, then it should be "easy" to port this to MacOS.
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by conaclos 4y ago
It seems that Hare has some restricted comptime logic. See section 6.8 of the spec [1] [1] https://harelang.org/specification.pdf
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by conaclos 4y ago
SQL is a mess. It is difficult to find a parser that fulfills your needs. A month ago, I needed a parser to parse SQLite schemas. SQLite has some edge case and I needed a lossless parsing to detect these edge cases. I finally wrote my own p
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by conaclos 4y ago
Thanks. I had a misunderstanding. It makes perfect sense now.
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by conaclos 4y ago
> What is usual about base 64? In programming languages, it is usual to have integers encoded on 32bits or 64bits. In my knowledge integers encoded on 128bits is not common.
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Ask HN: Why LEB128 and VLQ use Base 128 instead of 64?
1 points by conaclos 4y ago|4 comments
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by conaclos 5y ago
For interested readers: you can find a quick comparison of licenses at https://choosealicense.com/appendix/ MIT No Attribution is included in the comparison.
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by conaclos 5y ago
I feel the same and import-maps do not solve the issue since they are not transitively loaded. In other word, if one of your dependency uses an import-map, then you have to copy-paste it in your own project to get its import-mapping.
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by conaclos 5y ago
> It's notable that Firefox performance is a lot better on Wayland I would like to know more about that. Have you some resources that demonstrate that? > Depending on the compositor of course. Which one do you use?
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by conaclos 5y ago
Is there some pages that compare Kind and Idris 2?
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by conaclos 5y ago
The How page [0] is nicely written! It was a real pleasure to read :) [0] https://github.com/Kindelia/HVM/blob/master/HOW.md
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by conaclos 5y ago
About the optimization of the regex package: a talk is scheduled tomorrow [0] to FOSDEM 2022. [0] https://fosdem.org/2022/schedule/event/go_finite_automata/
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by conaclos 5y ago
Yep: every image is now in webp. I am glad that my comment improved this website :)
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by conaclos 5y ago
Another solution could be to test the website with different bandwidths. Modern browser have dedicated tools for that.
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by conaclos 5y ago
Strangely, one of the image is okish: bloated-lxdm.png is 216Kb.
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by conaclos 5y ago
Please, stop using heavy images: bloated-kde.png is 3.2Mb... The image is still loading in the moment of writing... Same note for the website logo: render-small.gif is 4Mb. Still loading...
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by conaclos 5y ago
For a long time I avoided to use the same name for a type and a value because I was afraid of possible breaking change in the feature. And then I realized that this is an intended feature of TypeScript: type merging. Here the type `Role` me

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