johtso

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by johtso 4y ago
For me using xstate was a game changer. Pulling logic out into a state machine gives you so much clarity over your application logic. Also nice to have your business logic defined with something that is framework agnostic.
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by johtso 4y ago
I have a memory of an Easter egg that I enjoyed when I was a kid, 20 or so years ago. Wonder if anyone else can remember it. It involved clicking a metallic (?) dot somewhere on the UI and it would pop out and could be dragged and thrown ab
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by johtso 4y ago
https://github.com/neondatabase/neon/discussions/1853#discus...
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by johtso 4y ago
This is an interesting take. Woman being brutally murdered by man/lover/.. is definitely the dominant theme. You could compare it to the modern tv thriller, how many plots revolve around a woman killed by a man with the female cha
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by johtso 4y ago
One of my favourite murder ballads, Peggy Seeger singing Jellon Graeme. Strange melody, strange name, banjo, gruesome, revenge, it's got a lot going on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM4qIxDKEig
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by johtso 4y ago
Seems like a great use case for static sqlite hosting https://github.com/phiresky/sql.js-httpvfs
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by johtso 4y ago
For me the issue seems to occur with any audio source, but only happens when there is a decent amount of RAM usage, or CPU usage.
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by johtso 4y ago
Not if you reframe it as the absence of mistrust, trusting being the natural state.
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Ask HN: Is anyone else having audio glitches and pops on their M1 MacBook?
3 points by johtso 4y ago|2 comments
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by johtso 4y ago
The Sem Cubed system is an interesting take on indexing information for memorisation https://www.ludism.org/mentat/SemCubed
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by johtso 4y ago
Temporal sounds _very_ interesting, hadn't heard of it before.. Edit: It sounds like temporal supports CockroachDB
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by johtso 4y ago
That's exactly what I'm looking for, I'm just not seeing the libraries.
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by johtso 4y ago
Not directly related, I've been really tempted by all these exciting new database offerings.. PlanetScale, CockroachDB, FaunaDB.. but there don't seem to be any solid (node.js) background job queue libraries that support them. I r
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by johtso 4y ago
Seems to be due to an internal certificate expiring: https://twitter.com/eastdakota/status/1524185770596003841
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by johtso 4y ago
Seems to be due to an internal certificate expiring: https://twitter.com/eastdakota/status/1524185770596003841
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Learning React State Manager Jotai with 7GUIS Tasks(blog.axlight.com)
1 points by johtso 4y ago|0 comments
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by johtso 4y ago
Even bigger than that is reusing the same validation logic client side and server side.
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by johtso 4y ago
Maybe check out the recently released Zag that uses state machines under the hood to target multiple front end frameworks: https://zagjs.com/
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by johtso 4y ago
Shout out to the people over at URLTeam trying to fight the link-rot.. https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/URLTeam https://tracker.archiveteam.org:1338/
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by johtso 4y ago
If anyone is it would probably be the people over at ArchiveTeam / URLTeam: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/ https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/URLTeam
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by johtso 4y ago
I'm now imagining being able to spawn 3d assets in VR games just by describing them, that would be wild.
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by johtso 5y ago
The account is being reinstated! https://twitter.com/DonMacAskill/status/1511033739706478594 "Recommending to IA that they delete it was a mistake. Our problem was that the 5M book images were drowning out th
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by johtso 5y ago
And Don MacAskill of Flickr tweets: "To be clear, Flickr didn't delete this. Our friends at the Internet Archive did. It's their account. I don't know all the details, but I believe we've been collaborating with IA
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by johtso 5y ago
https://twitter.com/brewster_kahle/status/151100996579578675... "The @internetarchive did not ask to take these off of Flickr's site. We do not have any power of them-- it is up to them. The Images are s
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by johtso 5y ago
All the images still exist on the internet archive, just not in a format that can be explored. What's been lost is the efforts of all the users to separate the interesting images from the chaff.. and organise them into collections. For
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by johtso 5y ago
The real issues are: 1. All the lost metadata. By making the images available on Flickr users were unearthing the interesting images from the 5 million plus collection and creating all sorts of valuable metadata. 2. There is no way to explo
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by johtso 5y ago
The problem is, the internet archive is great at storing data, not not the best at making that data discoverable, viewable. A partnership like this makes quite a bit of sense.
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by johtso 5y ago
By no consultation or warning I mean that the Internet Archive did not consult users of the resource or give any warning that they would be deleting it. https://www.flickr.com/help/forum/en-us/7215772051049556
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by johtso 5y ago
From what we know deletion of account was mutually agreed between Flickr and IA.. and was carried out with no consultation or prior warning, and no consideration for all the lost metadata. Edit: To clarify, the internet archive did not cons
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by johtso 5y ago
Are you aware of the open knowledge foundation? If I remember they're involved in this kind of stuff.

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