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by franky47 1y ago
But does it work across data tables with 8 dimensions?
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by franky47 1y ago
Considering Anthony Fu is behind it, it aligns nicely with the Vue ecosystem naming (Vite, Vitesse, Histoire etc)
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by franky47 1y ago
I'd love to see (and hear) what happens if you send the same signal through both video and audio. Probably not as nice as this demo, but I'm sure there must be some signal combinations that yield interesting results.
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by franky47 2y ago
Very nice, a couple of things you could improve: - Mention that the image processing is done in the browser (and therefore works offline), which is great for privacy. - Memorise the settings from one session to the next, via localStorage, o
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by franky47 2y ago
I’m slowly learning Go, but I’ve got a solid C++ background, is this something like template specialisation, where the compiler can select implementations based on the types passed into a generic class/function? I wish more languages s
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by franky47 2y ago
I saw the domain and thought that NPM itself built an MCP to let agents read package docs and type definitions to stop hallucinating APIs that don't exist. Sadly, no. We have .d.ts for machines (tsc), we have JSDoc & README.md for
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by franky47 2y ago
Toilet paper cardboard tubes. You'll eventually collect enough, and you can roll the cables into a flat loop, with the two ends on the same side (helps with sorting by connectors), then surround them with the cardboard tube. Store them
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by franky47 2y ago
I found it weird too. Was the author using voice dictation to write the article?
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by franky47 2y ago
While having a bot that auto-replies with "similar issues" pointers might make sense at a large scale (to relieve maintainers), I usually prefer to do this manually at my current scale, knowing that there's one particular ins
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by franky47 2y ago
I started a quick weekend project to do just that today: index my OSS project's [1] issues & discussions, so I can RAG-ask it to find references when I feel like I'm repeating myself (in "see issue/PR/discussion
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by franky47 2y ago
"I was inverted" "Uh, Lieutenant. What were you doing there?" "Communicating."
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by franky47 2y ago
The subtle Devin Townsend references in the video were a super nice touch, Dimitri is literally a Power Nerd.
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TypeScript types can run DOOM [video](youtube.com)
1328 points by franky47 2y ago|360 comments
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by franky47 2y ago
"Good morning, and welcome to the Black Mesa transit system" is the first thing that popped in my head when the train started moving.
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by franky47 2y ago
Yes (I am French). Those characters are found on the top letter row: AZERTYUIOP^$
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by franky47 2y ago
I’ve seen "made with <coffee emoji>" or the less caffeinated "made with <water emoji>"
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by franky47 2y ago
My AZERTY keyboard conveniently has them side by side (^ left of $). Could it be a similar reason?
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by franky47 2y ago
One of the beauties of Git is that as long as you’ve created an object, it’s impossible to lose that work (short of nuking the .git directory). Committing often is key. Precommit hooks (that take more than ~100ms) go against that.
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Base UI Alpha(base-ui.com)
2 points by franky47 2y ago|3 comments
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by franky47 2y ago
Didn't they just drop? I see M4 Max benchmarks on the page linked in the OP article: https://browser.geekbench.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=mac16%...
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by franky47 2y ago
nuqs: A type-safe URL state management library for React [1]. I shipped v2 last week and it got mentioned at Next.js conf (as part of Vercel's giveaway of ticket sales back to the OSS community). That was quite the rollercoaster week.
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by franky47 2y ago
Helping React devs move their state to the URL, in a type-safe way. nuqs [1] started as a Next.js-only library, but recently I've been working on supporting all major React frameworks & routers (Remix, React Router, plain React wit
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Search Params in Next.js for URL State(robinwieruch.de)
3 points by franky47 2y ago|0 comments
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by franky47 2y ago
I like how everyone is looking for technical solutions, where the trivial one is to reduce the number of flights. It's not like we're not in a climate crisis after all.
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Show HN: Type-safe search params state management for Next.js(nuqs.47ng.com)
10 points by franky47 2y ago|1 comments
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by franky47 2y ago
A comparison with Rolldown [1], the rewrite-in-rust of Rollup by the Vite team, would be more relevant, although it is still a work in progress. [1]: https://rolldown.rs/
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by franky47 2y ago
Unfortunate capitalisation, it took me a copy-paste to realise the first letter is a lowercase L, and not an uppercase i.
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Fun Fun Function Returns: Dawn of the Data Developer [video](youtube.com)
2 points by franky47 2y ago|0 comments
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by franky47 2y ago
At the age of AI, this kind of human-centric process (thinking about the problem and designing an explainable algorithm to solve it) needs more praise. The handwritten output gives it an extra nice human touch.
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by franky47 2y ago
Altman impersonating Roko's Basilisk is very much on-point for an AI company.

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