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by infensus 4y ago
The first 100+ videos in that series are pretty great. He was often able to obtain the master record and play each track individually. Hearing all these cool little details that usually get lost in the mix really changes your perspective on
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by infensus 4y ago
Many integrations between CIs and git frontends (as in showing green checkmarks under your pull request) only work properly if you push. Rebuilding manually in the CI will run the build, but it will no longer be recognized as related to a P
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by infensus 4y ago
Ubuntu 20 Gnome/X11
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by infensus 4y ago
VS Code doesn't have 3 way merge view, yet. Looks like it's coming soon, though https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/37350
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by infensus 4y ago
On Linux, I can see the square in Firefox, but not in Chrome. Interestingly enough, the color in Chrome is identical to the color of the square in Firefox, but when I force sRGB in Chrome (chrome://flags/#force-color-profile)
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by infensus 4y ago
I have close to zero knowledge about this, but I believe it may be because of different default color profiles? On Linux, when I force Chrome to use sRGB (chrome://flags/#force-color-profile) it makes the colors identical to
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by infensus 5y ago
>no one enjoys waiting 2-5 seconds after clicking the back button to see a page they were just on, but that's the reality of a server rendered app on a bad connection Wait, what. Don't basically all browsers nowadays keep previ
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by infensus 5y ago
That's just a component template though. When you produce large DOM trees, you usually do so by rendering your components a lot of times, not by having a lot of different components
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by infensus 5y ago
Not as a syntax, but headings are parsed and there's a TOC dropdown to the left of the filename
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by infensus 5y ago
It can't fix its legacy design for backward compatibility reasons in browsers
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by infensus 5y ago
also like https://markojs.com/
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by infensus 5y ago
Well, gap for flexbox is fairly new https://caniuse.com/flexbox-gap
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by infensus 5y ago
Funny how this is illegal, but car touchscreen controls are not
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by infensus 5y ago
Notion allows to create much more structured data than Evernote-like apps, which are usually just flat collections of pages. It's kinda a mixture of OneNote with WorkFlowy/Dynalist and some simple spreadsheet capabilities. In othe
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by infensus 5y ago
Well, technically it's not an equivalent as this would recreate dom nodes on every render
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by infensus 5y ago
Though I generally agree, one ridiculous thing Spotify does is suggesting new releases by just matching the artist's name to your history. Not rarely I get some new releases from a completely different artist just because they have the
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by infensus 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25283971
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by infensus 5y ago
I just added custom CSS to make the scrollbar only show on hover
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by infensus 5y ago
I think they became stable in v12. I'm actually not sure about the internal implementation, but from user's point of view you can pass almost [1] any value via a message and you will get a copy on the other side. You can even shar
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by infensus 5y ago
Node has worker threads, which are basically the equivalent of Web Workers from browsers, with similar message based API
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by infensus 5y ago
Significant part of the standard library (lib folder) is in JS
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by infensus 5y ago
Are you using packgage-lock.json/yarn.lock?
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by infensus 6y ago
Most of the time. I'm using Chrome via Puppeteer to generate PDF reports, and I've seen certain CSS rules make it render pages (or parts of them) as images. One of them was `transform` I think.
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by infensus 6y ago
To me it seems like Duolingo is doing a lot of A/B testing, but in a really weird manner. I was also annoyed by not having access to language tips in the mobile app, while they were available in the browser. I also have a friend, for w
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by infensus 6y ago
Top-level await is available in ES modules in Node without any flags since 14.8.0
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by infensus 6y ago
This 1000x times. Should be posted every time someone links to TechEmpower benchmark results. And especially for the most contrived benchmarks like "Plaintext" and "JSON serialization", which are basically echo server co
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by infensus 6y ago
https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/wiki/Proj... Routing is required, but generally the rules allow things to be "reasonable" and "acceptable", which lets all these weird im
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by infensus 6y ago
> Then we got multi-return error objects, maybes, panics [...] that fail to understand the basic premises of errors: > Any error system that relies upon developer discipline will fail because errors will be missed. > Any error syst
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by infensus 6y ago
Thanks to the globe rendering in glorious 2fps, I've just learned that apparently I don't have HW acceleration because I'm using chromium on linux.
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by infensus 6y ago
I've had similar experiences with video cache and never fully understood it. For example, when I want to block a webm with ublock, adding a rule and refreshing never works, I need to close and reopen the tab for it to take effect.

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