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by indeyets 6y ago
That's great news! I'd be glad to buy this one even to play with RISC-V asm, but still might do some home automation with it.
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by indeyets 6y ago
After reading title I hoped for some insights on changes in HTTP/3-spec which delay finalization. Alas
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by indeyets 6y ago
Name clash again… I thought about https://deepstream.io/
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by indeyets 6y ago
The article is really nice and I'm going to find some of the examples of those newsletters from 40's and 60's. … and then it felt like it turned into advertisement of certain publishing service. It would sound much better if
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by indeyets 6y ago
That's for "retina" displays. I don't think there are any 8x displays right now, but probably they want to be future-proof for a while
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by indeyets 6y ago
I do the same. Babel makes life a lot simpler, indeed, but there are still some edge-cases. Especially around tree-shaking, optimization. And dynamic imports are still complicated sometimes
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by indeyets 6y ago
Sorry about nitpicking, but I feel that we shouldn't say that CJS has named exports. It does not. CJS has a single export which might be an object. And objects have named properties/fields. On the other hand, ESM CAN have unnamed
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by indeyets 6y ago
Argon2 is the obvious contender
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by indeyets 6y ago
I hope so. I also hope someone will reinvent mass-market for Power/PowerPC architecture. It's good to have a choice
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by indeyets 6y ago
Not Arduino, but there is an open-source fingerprints reader for RPI: https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspireader-fingerprint-sca... Is it that much worse in smaller form-factor? NDA only?
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by indeyets 6y ago
Sometimes I think that that colleges and universities should accept students after they sign consent (kinda like medical consent): I understand that classes take sensitive subjects and i Agree that being exposed to information about disturb
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by indeyets 6y ago
One more reason to fix those games, I guess.
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by indeyets 6y ago
oh, Laravel is actually an excellent example. It has a lot of hidden "magic" knowledge inside and it takes many months to get a good understanding of how it works. Until then it is trivial to make bad decisions based on this wrong
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Safe Network: Secure P2P app system implemented in Rust(hub.safedev.org)
68 points by indeyets 6y ago|51 comments
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by indeyets 6y ago
Couldn't it be solved with a universal template? Something like bootstrapper for computation applications?
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by indeyets 7y ago
Turbo vision https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo_Vision
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Micro-optimization in rust compilation which resulted in 5% boost(github.com)
2 points by indeyets 7y ago|0 comments
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by indeyets 7y ago
Agile is about gradual increases of business value. So, as long as maintenance lowers further costs it is a proper aim. Unless there's something else which can bring more value earlier. For some businesses maintenance time never happen
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by indeyets 7y ago
I wonder how ReasonML is positioned against Flow. Both seem to fill the same niche at facebook (and both lack marketing resources of TypeScript).
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by indeyets 7y ago
As long as all supposed consumers of JWT are on my infrastructure I prefer to make all tokens revokable. Tokens TTL is smaller than 1 hour so I keep 1 hour worth of revocations on all servers (pushed via queue). If key is on list it is refu
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by indeyets 7y ago
Preview just lost 3 opened tabs replacing them with about:blank. Could be out-of-memory condition or smth else, but that doesn't give me trust. I'll stay with an old version for now Very hopeful for the future when it works and su
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by indeyets 7y ago
Release notes are a bit weird. It's like an author is shy of actual major changes: NAMESPACES and hides them behind mentions of c99 compliance and test infrastructure :-/
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by indeyets 8y ago
An official position is that one should run multiple Redis servers per machine and scale by splitting datasets between them
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by indeyets 8y ago
My issue with hooks is the learning curve for novices. Previously, it was always easy to have answers to "how does this work?" questions. Now, hooks give a lot of powerful ui l magic which lets programmers be super productive from
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by indeyets 8y ago
"functional" is a description of algorithm (or program), but not language. Languages usually have ways to program in different styles.
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by indeyets 8y ago
There's big difference between fetching session from db and validating id via short local (push distributed) revoke list. Well, that's if project is large enough to saturate storage :)
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by indeyets 8y ago
hi ;) I guess that depends on exact use-cases. Below-a-minute is fine for tightly controlled environments, but publicly-used web-apps usually have a sweet spot with TTLs between 10 and 60 minutes. More requests = shorter TTL, less requests
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by indeyets 8y ago
It's an interesting reading (together with second part), but should be taken with a grain of salt. Stateless sessions are useful under load and not necessarily under reddit-size load. I like 2-layered setup actually with long-expiratio
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by indeyets 8y ago
Thanks Mike, so the way I understand it, roughly it works like this: JS tries to gather some set of information about browser's environment (capabilities, network access, reaction to edge-cases, …) sends it to google and google decides
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by indeyets 8y ago
Now they need Boston Dynamics robot to do this for real

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