jannes

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   by jannes 6y ago

   It's a pretty simple setup for now. For tsc it's a single line in package.json (+tsconfig with outdir: "dist"). For esbuild I am running the following Node script (saved as .mjs): import esbuild from 'esbuild&
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   by jannes 6y ago

   Esbuild is awesome! I tried it on my latest project and the speed has blown me away, even though it doesn't replace the TypeScript compiler for my usecase. Its two biggest shortcomings are: 1. It can't compile const enums (TypeScr
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   by jannes 6y ago

   Number() only takes a single parameter. The correct version is: ['1', '7', '11'].map(Number)
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   by jannes 6y ago

   What about port 80 and 443?
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   by jannes 6y ago

   This article is about iOS. How are you going to use LocalCDN on iOS?
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   by jannes 6y ago

   Google is acting dirty with YouTube in other browsers as well. I am 100% convinced they are sniffing the user agent and degrade the experience for certain browsers on purpose. For example, in iOS Safari the desktop version of youtube.com ha
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   by jannes 6y ago

   I think it's called Sharpe ratio, not Shapre ratio.
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   by jannes 6y ago

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absolute_return
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   by jannes 6y ago

   I think the dilution from fractional reserve banking is priced into the buying power of each dollar somehow. You never look at the value of a dollar as the % of total dollars in circulation. The value of a dollar is rather defined by how ma
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    by jannes 6y ago

    Wow, aren’t you scared of accidents when refilling the water? I personally never had a water/coffee accident, but Louis Rossmann’s YouTube channel is full of laptop board repair videos due to water damage.
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    by jannes 6y ago

    What the hell is a "corporate IOU"? Why don't they say convertible bond?
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    by jannes 6y ago

    Issuing new stock might be somehow restricted. I am not very familiar with the US laws around this, but on Friday the SEC released a statement which contains a warning about "contemplated offers": https://www.sec.gov&#x
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    by jannes 6y ago

    All human men could be described like that. There are plenty of non-white dictators and war lords.
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    by jannes 6y ago

    You are both correct. Richard Stallmann was always treated a bit like a conspiracy theorist. However, there was no conspiracy. This is just the result of human greed at a massive scale.
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    by jannes 6y ago

    Does Citadel actually own Robinhood? I couldn't find any source on that.
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    by jannes 6y ago

    I believe those shares would not be tradable for 6 months. But I am no expert.
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    by jannes 6y ago

    Here is the list of permission the extension requires: - Access your data for all web sites If even the browser vendor can't do better than requesting access to everything I'm not surprised that we end up with extensions being sol
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    by jannes 6y ago

    Exactly. At the time of the acquisition it was already the "default" messaging service in many countries. The fact that the acquisition happened has more to do with regulators being asleep than Zuckerberg being awake. As far as I
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    by jannes 6y ago

    There were also Miranda [0] and Trillian back in the day. Trillian is still around but it has changed a lot. [0]: https://sourceforge.net/projects/miranda/
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    by jannes 6y ago

    Did you not see the YouTube video where one of the agents admits it on the phone and describes the process? I thought it was already established that Russia did this beyond reasonable doubt. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g
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    by jannes 6y ago

    I think that specific agent was a chemist who was in charge of applying the poison (which is apparently so dangerous that experts have to do it). He likely didn’t get the full GRU/FSB training.
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    by jannes 6y ago

    Do you speak Spanish by any chance? The way that you are using "doubts" (dudas) sounds slightly off to me. I live in Spain and I hear it a lot :)
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    by jannes 6y ago

    Yes. Only the sync stops working when offline.
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    by jannes 6y ago

    I recently looked at an old USB key that had some JPGs stored from ~5 years ago. I was astonished to see that over 50% of the photos had some sort of bit rot that broke the JPG rendering. Many photos would display correctly at the top until
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    by jannes 6y ago

    Chromium-based browsers and Firefox have discarding built-in. chrome://discards/ has some advanced options (in Chromium-based browsers). Funnily enough, Google mentions The Great Suspender as inspiration for this feature in t
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    by jannes 6y ago

    So you have to use an experimental version of Firefox. These nightly versions are less tested and can be a serious downgrade from any stable browser. That's hardly what "Use Firefox" implied.
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    by jannes 6y ago

    Apparently there is a subscription service called BritBox - created by BBC and ITV, but it's only available in Australia, USA and Canada. https://www.britbox.com/
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    by jannes 6y ago

    Yep. Android also has a Contact Picker that doesn't require contacts permissions where you just select a single person in a dialog. I have never seen it used in a real app. Most apps request permission to your entire address book.
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    by jannes 6y ago

    Excel is great for prototyping. It produces immediate results without any configuration. And it saves your database along with your code in a single file. This is huge. Can you name any other programming language that automatically saves da
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    by jannes 6y ago

    > scenes of awkard silence What exactly is wrong with the silence? He was talking in front of young children at the time. Maybe he didn't want to scare the kids? Maybe he didn't fully hear what the agent whispered into his ear?