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by irq-1 5y ago
Looks great. Two things: I do a lot of downloading and uploading CSV files in airtable, so ETL is important. For a self-hosted airtable a huge feature would be connecting to many data sources and munging the data in the app.
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by irq-1 5y ago
They should implement a WASM container.
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by irq-1 5y ago
It's a webview wrapper. > ...the Tauri-team incubated and maintained WRY, which creates a unified interface to the system webview (and other goodies like Menu and Taskbar), leveraging WebKit on macOS, WebView2 on Windows and WebKitG
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by irq-1 6y ago
the '=' isn't url safe.
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by irq-1 6y ago
The comment looked like a joke, but somehow I new it wasn't. Microsoft always has a next-new-thing to spend your time on... https://microsoft.github.io/microsoft-ui-xaml/about.html > WinUI 3 is the next version
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by irq-1 6y ago
Numbeo has user contributed prices for living all over the world. https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/country_result.jsp?cou...
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by irq-1 6y ago
In Zig types are values (same as any other value.) This lets you do generics without the need for any special syntax; you can simply pass types as parameters and return types.
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by irq-1 6y ago
Wow. The organizational lines and brightly colored windows make it look like a flower.
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by irq-1 6y ago
The time-value of money is basic. 1% wealth tax, 3% inflation and 5% annual growth leads to more money in the future, not less. (Those percents are conservative.) Is it possible that PG doesn't understand this? Or is it shallow politic
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by irq-1 6y ago
> How well does godot support dynamic/programmatic layout (w.r.t odd aspect ratios and resizing), Very well (it's a game engine) > localization, and accessibility? Poorly and not at all. Godot has a student adding PO files:
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by irq-1 6y ago
UDP DDOS mitigation. It'll be important for protocols like HTTP3/QUIC where decrypting every packet is costly, and malicious packets can't be identified until after the application tries to decrypt them. The idea is to assign
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by irq-1 6y ago
This is a great idea. Implemented as a browser plug-in that transforms the AsciiDoc the user would control the document, instead of the server/host. Users could set their own fonts and styles, change accessibility, restructure the cont
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by irq-1 6y ago
With a 'generic' interface declaration we could remove the (type T) annotations. The compiler would still know what type parameters are needed (because they are used in the function prototype.) // generic works lik
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by irq-1 6y ago
I compile Godot in ~3 minutes. -j 8 on a 4770k (? 2015 cpu)
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by irq-1 6y ago
You could make it dynamic with "bin -OpenAutoComplete" to have the binary output the Json. This would allow gradual introduction and backwards compatibility. It would also keep the completions up to date with binary versions, and
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by irq-1 6y ago
> [and particularly, videos] go out of their way to discuss how process management and IPC communication works After watching a bunch of videos on BEAM/erlang/elixir I came to the conclusion that it isn't a platform for co
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by irq-1 7y ago
From: Situation report - 55, 15 March 2020 3.5% mortality worldwide (there are totals at the end of country listings)
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by irq-1 7y ago
Tell the websites what is being done with the data/spreadsheet. If hacker news is being filtered to exclude domains, or people are searching for all things LISP, the admins could use that information to change the website. Try making a
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by irq-1 7y ago
I ordered a phone from Google that's been lost in delivery. I have Gmail/documents/photos/music... Should I do a charge-back? Sue them in small claims court? I should never have done business with them.
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by irq-1 7y ago
They added sync.Map > Map is like a Go map[interface{}]interface{} but is safe for concurrent use by multiple goroutines without additional locking or coordination. Loads, stores, and deletes run in amortized constant time. https:/
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by irq-1 7y ago
> There is only one group in the entire industry which has an incentive to keep people healthy (insurance) The motivation of insurance is to keep the cost of treatment less than the income from premiums -- it doesn't have anything t
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by irq-1 7y ago
Could this use a software keyboard? If so, it could eventually be incorporated into phones; I'm thinking of a SOC that takes complete control of the screen, bus, etc...
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by irq-1 7y ago
Companies should give people the option to "sign off" that a project will succeed, and then ONLY those people should get the reward or punishment. This would be for everyone not just IT, and it'd require people to asses other
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by irq-1 7y ago
For anyone interested, LavaPS can be downloaded from https://www.isi.edu/~johnh/SOFTWARE/LAVAPS/ Building requires the old gnome libraries (180mb on ubuntu)
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by irq-1 7y ago
Valve offers this for free: https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/features/multiplayer/stea... > Steam Datagram Relay (SDR) is Valve's virtual private gaming network. Using our APIs, you can not only car
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by irq-1 7y ago
I was thinking about something similar to extfuse, but for a remote filesystem. Here's some note scraps: > Server abilities can be changed by uploading JS functions/libs.. > Want to search a file formats meta-data on the ser
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by irq-1 7y ago
Can FAANGish companies setup an alternative root for .org? We would all prefer a technical solution, but we don't have one today.
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by irq-1 7y ago
> The data in your server logs is data that people sent to you on purpose That's not true: people have no idea what is sent and they're not choosing what's sent (with the exception of some forms.) It's OK to collect d
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by irq-1 7y ago
What are you going to use after this? A internet available print server? VPN?
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by irq-1 7y ago
> Even worse, "malicious" clients could spin the bit randomly. That's how its supposed to work. https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-quic-transport-23#sec... > When the spin bit is disabled, endp

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