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by dsego 10mo ago
Without text can you 100% decipher what each icon in this dropdown menu means and which one you need to pick for the action? https://imgur.com/a/sTycBjc
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by dsego 10mo ago
Imaginary numbers are strange, basically i * i = -1. So it's a square root of negative one. It's imaginary because well, you need some imagination to come to terms with this. But they are useful to show things on a 2d plane, one a
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Virtual Scrolling(nicbarker.com)
3 points by dsego 10mo ago|0 comments
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by dsego 10mo ago
I wonder if my approach would help with your understanding? https://dsego.github.io/demystifying-fourier/
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by dsego 10mo ago
You can use single bin DFTs and not FFTs? Basically use precomputed twiddles for a specific frequency. FFT is only fast because it reuses operation across multiple frequencies, but if you need a specific frequency instead of the whole spect
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PGlite – Embeddable Postgres(pglite.dev)
605 points by dsego 10mo ago|115 comments
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Diocletian's Cabbages – The Abdication of an Emperor(historyhogs.com)
3 points by dsego 10mo ago|0 comments
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by dsego 11mo ago
It's more like a comic book, you define the layout and the elements slot into that. You can define how many rows and columns your comic has and then you can make some panels fit exactly into one spot, or you can have panels that span m
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by dsego 11mo ago
Flexbox is great for stacking and distributing elements vertically or horizontally, especially when you don't know how many there are.
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by dsego 11mo ago
Ideally, we would have a way to align elements even when they don't share a parent. Or maybe a flex container that can have its layout mimic another flex container so the distribution in them can line up. It seems that there are a lot
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by dsego 11mo ago
The pricing UI example is exactly the type of thing I had to build a few years ago. Deceptively simple, two tables for comparison, but the rows need to line up. Impossible without subgrid, either you need to have fixed heights or calculate
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by dsego 11mo ago
Usually described as bit rot.
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The worst programming language of all time [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dsego 11mo ago|0 comments
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by dsego 11mo ago
Yes, usually not worth it to spend too much time on proper engineering if the company is still trying to find a product-market fit and you will be working on something else or deleting the code in a few months.
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I Stopped Using Sublime Text(medium.com)
4 points by dsego 11mo ago|3 comments
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I'm about to buy a $150 Apple trackpad for my Windows PC, please stop me(howtogeek.com)
2 points by dsego 11mo ago|1 comments
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Lloyds Banking Group to Acquire Curve(curve.com)
2 points by dsego 11mo ago|0 comments
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by dsego 11mo ago
Creatine is supposedly good for cognitive performance, at least that's what I took from a couple of youtube videos I watched.
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by dsego 11mo ago
It was more useful before when browsers didn't support array.map and fromEntries. That's the origin of all these libraries, but browsers caught up. Things like keyBy, groupBy, debounce, uniqueId, and some others, are still useful.
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by dsego 11mo ago
> But the feeling of effort doesn’t mean that you’re Actually Trying. For me, this is the standout line right there. It just so happens that for some reason we determine these limits for ourselves and operate within them. So you have a f
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by dsego 11mo ago
Carbon Copy Cloner.
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by dsego 11mo ago
A simple strobe tuner for musical instruments with Odin, Raylib and Portaudio. https://github.com/dsego/strobe-tuner/
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by dsego 11mo ago
Yes, Croatia moved to OIB, which is randomly generated unlike the MBG which was derived and contains personal information, like date of birth, region and gender.
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by dsego 11mo ago
We do have personal numbers used for identification purposees, in my country we have the OIB https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_identification_number... which superseded the JMBG https://en.wikipedia.org
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Lumpenproletariat(en.wikipedia.org)
11 points by dsego 11mo ago|1 comments
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Epic Games Launcher Wizard fails because of a space in Windows username(asawicki.info)
4 points by dsego 11mo ago|0 comments
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Paulina Borsook Saw Tech Fascism Coming(thenerdreich.com)
6 points by dsego 11mo ago|0 comments
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by dsego 1y ago
humble plug https://dsego.github.io/demystifying-fourier/
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by dsego 1y ago
I've recently realized how much technique matters, I was advised to use the modified bass technique (and also an inter-dental brush around the implant). My aggressive brushing used to cause my gums to recede, even with expensive soft t
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by dsego 1y ago
You're right, I lost the plot. I still think it's mostly genetics, just because her hygiene and frequency of dentist visits are comparable to mine. I wish I was keeping record though, because little things can add up. I obviously

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