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   by huskyr 5y ago

   Basically the current Dutch policy on covid measures as well i guess.
2. 32.▲
   by huskyr 5y ago

   Thanks, worked very simple and fast. Great that you published this for free on the app store. One small feature request: it would be useful to change between metric/imperial measurements. I don't live in the US and don't now
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   by huskyr 5y ago

   Probably the most famous example of this genre is James Ferraro's "Far Side Virtual", which can be listened to in its entirety here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pd-uSm8ittU
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   by huskyr 5y ago

   Sonic Pi is awesome. I can highly recommend Mercury as well for live coding music: https://github.com/tmhglnd/mercury
5. 35.▲
   by huskyr 5y ago

   Because 99% of the world's population doesn't know how to operate a terminal?
6. 36.▲
   by huskyr 5y ago

   I've seen it happen more than once that web devs create a website that's very performant, only to be maimed and slowed down to a crawl by the marketing department's trackers and ads...
7. 37.▲
   by huskyr 6y ago

   Yup, this is also why Wikimedia Commons doesn't allow Pexels as a source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Bad_sources#Pexel...
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   by huskyr 6y ago

   This is a piece created by the Amsterdam-based Studio Moniker. They have many more projects that play with the same ideas, see here: https://studiomoniker.com/projects
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   by huskyr 6y ago

   Excellent resource! I really like the fact that everything is centred around the idea of just a single 'PutPixel' function. Makes things much more approachable. I've took the liberty of rewriting the 'Perspective project
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    by huskyr 6y ago

    Yeah, this is an unfortunate consequence of having the whole ecosystem mostly within academia, including the lack of tutorials and proper documentation (e.g. not a 500 page standard). IMO the most interesting place right now for semantic we
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    Dataknead: Fluent conversion between data formats like JSON, XML and CSV(hay.github.io)

    3 points by huskyr 6y ago|0 comments
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    by huskyr 6y ago

    This game was written by Oscar Toledo, whose wife apparently died just three weeks ago (see https://nanochess.org/ ). So sad :(
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    by huskyr 6y ago

    I'm not arguing that the data is inferior (because it's definitely not, the sourcing is properly done like you mentioned), just that any large import of so many data items (whether it is about streets, academic papers or people) w
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    by huskyr 6y ago

    I think there's something to be said for putting this data in their own Wikibase instance. There are a lot of items here, including many items like 'Inventory of person X in year Y'. Adding so many items to Wikidata would n
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    by huskyr 6y ago

    As a language i enjoy Python and Javascript a lot more than PHP. Especially the major PHP frameworks and libraries tend to be too complicated and Java-esque for my liking. There are some nice simpler alternatives, but they tend to get aband
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    How to know which Micro USB cables have data (and which ones can only charge)(haykranen.nl)

    1 points by huskyr 6y ago|0 comments
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    by huskyr 6y ago

    I think this is a good comparison, and exactly shows the problem: Vim is only used by a minority of developers, the majority use some kind of graphical editor (like VS Code). That doesn't mean learning Vim isn't a good tradeoff, i
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    by huskyr 6y ago

    I guess you can get the hang of Gerrit, but i tried it out a couple of times (i occasionally do work on projects in the Wikimedia git repo) and is pretty evident that the interface is written by developers with little knowledge of user expe
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    by huskyr 6y ago

    I guess YMMV. Used OBS a couple of times on macOS and was impressed with how smooth it ran.
20. 50.▲
    by huskyr 6y ago

    +1. It's amazing what you can do with Vega(Lite) and/or Altair in little time. But once you want to build something that performs on the web you really need to rewrite things using another library, like D3.
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    by huskyr 6y ago

    Yeah, it's a miracle the original even survived, given that it was used as a stable, stones were thrown at it and the convent was bombed during the war. The 'Damage and restoration' section of the Wikipedia article is almost
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    by huskyr 6y ago

    Note that this is a copy by Giampietrino, a pupil of Leonardo, not the original mural in Milan. For comparison, here's a high resolution version of the original: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/
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    by huskyr 6y ago

    That's probably because this is not the original, but a contemporary copy. There are no halos visible on this high resolution image of the original. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48&#x2
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    by huskyr 6y ago

    It's not the whole web, but there's a lot of development going on in terms of the semantic web on Wikidata (wikidata.org).
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    by huskyr 6y ago

    Note that this article is not hosted in the official 'article' namespace, but in the 'Wikipedia' namespace (hence the Wikipedia: in the article title), which is specifically reserved for non-encyclopaedic content, includ
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    by huskyr 7y ago

    Videoconferencing definitely takes a lot of CPU, but i haven't seen the same 'my laptop feels like a washing machine' with Hangouts and Zoom...
27. 57.▲
    by huskyr 7y ago

    Ah, i didn't know that. Seems to make sense why Jitsi takes more CPU then.
28. 58.▲
    by huskyr 7y ago

    I'm impressed with Jitsi, it all works pretty well. The only thing i noticed, compared to some of the proprietary solutions, is that my laptop got pretty hot because of CPU usage. I wonder if they're doing anything about that for
29. 59.▲
    by huskyr 7y ago

    For $2 a year i think you could manage 2kb ;)
30. 60.▲
    by huskyr 7y ago

    "Resource Limit Is Reached", seems a bit silly for a 2kb game ;)