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by eknkc 9y ago
I don’t think there is a single web site with human readable javascript on the web anymore. With all the bundlers and minifiers manglers etc, delivered js is already as closed as a wasm binary would be.
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by eknkc 9y ago
Having a unified VM with established sandboxing requirements is nothing like JVM. It's more like JavaScript itself, only lower level. What's bad about this?
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by eknkc 9y ago
Hahah I was but since you put it this way I thought what would happen and it would be glorious. But you know whats gonna happen right? Someone will create a “jqif” library that will run same if 10 times (maybe throw in a transpiler) or what
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by eknkc 9y ago
Great idea. Why stop there? I say let's make "if" conditions randomly work on false values 1/1000th of the time. That will teach them.
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by eknkc 9y ago
Any trauma with bleeding. It thins the blood, making it especially hard to stop bleeding.
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by eknkc 9y ago
Up next: Why is desktop linux so unresponsive? A deep dive into my broken keyboard.
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by eknkc 9y ago
If you are returning that promise, you'll need to handle both then and catch so the caller can chain their own catch.
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by eknkc 9y ago
I have a 15” 2016 model and I’m close to throwing it out of my office window. My b and n keys acted up randomly. B would hit twice on each press and n would miss keystrokes sometimes. Cleaned it with air, massaged the keys, removed caps and
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by eknkc 9y ago
You create a policy [1] for each upload and sign it. The users browser has to provide the policy which can set the path (or prefix), limit file size etc. [1]: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/API/sig
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by eknkc 9y ago
I bought it partly because I like the offline tracker idea, other stuff seems to have some cloud backend. Also wanted to support development, it was on the front page a couple months ago. Decent product, if you are looking for something lik
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by eknkc 9y ago
Speaking about the BMW i3, they provide a standard 8 year battery + motor warranty. That basically covers what an EV is. Remaining parts are already on ICE cars with well known maintenance requirements.
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by eknkc 9y ago
The title is misleading. Cost per mile is calculated as the initial vehicle price over range. It would be interesting to see if electricity cost per mile driven was also falling.
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by eknkc 9y ago
I disassembled "n" a couple weeks ago, not just removing the keycap, but the entire butterfly mechanism. Cleaned up then reattached using glue. Works fine now. As far as I can tell, the mechanism is too fragile / shitty. Ther
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by eknkc 9y ago
The "particular" keyboard is actually quite good to use. I like the way I type on this one. However it's not reliable. A single speck of dust under the keycap then you have misfires. Keys get mushy for no reason, get stuck et
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by eknkc 9y ago
I charge my i3 at home right now and it's feasible. European AC plugs have 220V and can supply up to 16A before melting the socket. That is 3.5kwh charging. 33kwh battery in i3 can be charged in around 10 hours from zero which provides
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by eknkc 9y ago
Do AC induction motors (like Tesla's) use magnets?
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by eknkc 9y ago
I don't think that you can easily check if the user already liked your page so that approach would not work.
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by eknkc 9y ago
The caching argument is solid though. I think it's the best cached piece of js after google analytics. Should still affect the parse time and overall responsiveness of pages though.
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by eknkc 9y ago
Maybe he searched and looked you up on Facebook and it's somehow enough signal to suggest him?
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by eknkc 9y ago
https://github.com/rtfeldman/seamless-immutable is easier to use with 7kb minified size.
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by eknkc 9y ago
> Go is an open language Is it, really? I haven't seen a more hostile open source project to outside ideas / requests regarding to language itself. It's just open source.
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by eknkc 9y ago
Haha no I did not want to make a statement. I drive it purely for my enjoyment. It's really nice inside, fun to drive and the outer design grows on you in time. Not so much though. I know it's ugly I just don't care much anym
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by eknkc 9y ago
BMW has i3 (pure electric) and i8 (plug in hybrid). I drive a i3 daily and I'd say they have done a good job. It looks ugly but range is acceptable, performance is better than other options (Tesla is not here in my country) and the qua
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by eknkc 9y ago
What we do is to add a signature to url. For example image.jpg?w=500&sig=<hmac of w=500> so the server can validate that the request url originated from us and we can add more image sizes by just generating new urls with correct s
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by eknkc 9y ago
Same here, each time they change it completely, I need to learn using it efficiently back again. GitHub does ui changes too but they seem to have a decent structure to work on, not changing stuff dramatically.
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by eknkc 9y ago
While occasional Soylent sounds reasonable to me, "Saving eating time" just sounds wrong somehow. What are you even saving time for?
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by eknkc 9y ago
This does not make any sense to me either. If you need to pass the value of PI because you somehow do not trust it's origin, how on earth can you trust the exported function named "circumference" to calculate the actual circu
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by eknkc 9y ago
We use Node.JS lambda functions for real time image thumbnail generation and scraping needs. As well as mirroring our S3 buckets to another blob storage provider and a couple of periodic background jobs. It works beautifully. It's a li
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by eknkc 9y ago
Just tried on a couple of projects with a lot of dependencies, we moved to yarn a while ago due to performance issues and it seems to be resolved. On cold cache: Yarn: 20.94 seconds NPM5: 21.11 seconds With cache: Yarn: 10.35 seconds NPM5:
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by eknkc 9y ago
There are also a couple of code generation tools availbale such as https://github.com/cheekybits/genny and https://github.com/joeshaw/gengen

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