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czei002
1y ago
cool! how does this work? e.g. how do you know which UI element matches which text element, do you track it while rendering? How do you propagate changes in the UI? do you update the text and then re-render the whole UI?
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czei002
2y ago
I would blame Rust though. For example, Rust has macros which are way too powerful and make it very hard to write a LSP ( https://rust-analyzer.github.io/blog/2021/11/21/ides-and-mac... ) Very interesting
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czei002
3y ago
Does Cryptomator also works over sftp? Does it supports concurrent edits to the same vault? Can't find much about it in the docs...
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czei002
3y ago
Got excited about the function keys but unfortunately the Glove80 isn't a replacement for my Kinesis Advantage. I really dislike a battery powered keyboard, plugging in a cable into my laptop in the morning is something that never both
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czei002
4y ago
I type a lot but not that much typing that pads per finger would be an issue for me. I use f keys for changing desktops (ctrl + Fx) and I use the media keys to change volume. The later I use infrequently and not having a symbol on a key wou
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czei002
4y ago
Agree! main points I don't like about the 360 are the missing F-keys and wireless, i.e. the need to charge it constantly. In this line, a use hub would be nice to connect a mouse like it is possible for the old Advantage..
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czei002
4y ago
Other frameworks like express (nodejs) or actix (Rust) also don't crash if you "throw" in an request handler so this doesn't sounds very exciting to me. The interesting question for me is how retries are handled after an
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czei002
4y ago
What happens if you borrow a more complex mutable object to a thread and this thread is killed somehow leaving the borrowed object in a corrupt state, e.g because the thread was killed while doing an unsafe operation on the borrowed object.
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czei002
4y ago
Totally agree, macros are the worst Rust feature for me, they are way too powerful and break the tooling, e.g. fmt or language server. https://rust-analyzer.github.io/blog/2021/11/21/ides-and-mac...
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czei002
4y ago
Given all the drawbacks of passwords there isn't really an alternative to passwords for me. For example, what do you do if you only have 2-factor auth and you lose access to all your devices/docs? e.g. when you are on holidays? PA
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czei002
6y ago
Sharing an append only log can be quite treacherous for users that are unaware of it. For example, when accidentally including some confidential stuff. A not so security aware person may think a quick delete fixes it and depending on the si
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czei002
6y ago
Thanks for sharing! We actually tried the same approach but we have a couple of more micro services relying on the same shared code. This has some additional complications, e.g. managing all dependencies for all services in one package.json
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czei002
6y ago
Regarding the previous backend related article and code sharing between backend and frontend, how does your project setup look like? For example, does the code get compiled using a bundler like webpack? if yes how do you solve the import &#
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czei002
7y ago
I think I hit the dom tree update limit on my machine. Reducing the number of items to 100 makes it work all right (using the mouse wheel, slider still not working good) but its also not really impressive. Maybe have a look at old multithre
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czei002
7y ago
It sounds like a very good idea! However, on Linux in Firefox as well as in Chrome the UI (helix) doesn't seem to be very responsive, i.e. the slider is jittering making it feel very sluggish. Is that a bug? However, I see multiple cor
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czei002
8y ago
Unfortunately Telegram nor Signal supports federation. I find it bit funny that people move from one wallet garden to the next one 8-) A good alternative is Riot. The recent Riot update actually makes it a pretty decent messenger!
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czei002
8y ago
Very cool. Think this game also used fractals: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rescue_on_Fractalus !
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czei002
8y ago
Cash is still my payment method of choice. No tracking, etc... GNUTaler is the only digital currency that I know that could replace cash!
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czei002
8y ago
Option 4: Use Fejoa auth to use the same password for authentication and for encryption without revealing the password to the remote party: https://fejoa.org/fejoapage/auth.html
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czei002
8y ago
If done right, passwords are a very powerful and universal auth method, i.e. all credentials can be remembered and no third party or auth device are needed (e.g. you are still able to login even when you lost all your belongings while trave
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czei002
8y ago
Would agree with that. Just used Ubuntu gnome for a product demo and its a usability nightmare. - How to create a shortcut for a command -> use the command line. - Modify group permission in nautilus? -> No use the command line. - Swi
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czei002
8y ago
Can't you make the formal proof software "smart" enough to prove a theorem given sufficient intermediate steps and hints about what other theorems/defs to use? i.e. basically what a book does? This would makes writing fo
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czei002
8y ago
On problem with password managers (that are using web authentication to create/manage an account for backing up the password manager in the cloud) is that the authentication password can be leaked during the authentication process. For
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czei002
8y ago
On problem with password managers (that are using web authentication to create/manage an account for backing up the password manager in the cloud) is that the authentication password can be leaked during the authentication process. For