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by josephernest 3y ago
Good question... I haven't thought about it deeply, but I would say that using this lib itself won't have impact on accessibility: if the HTML fragments are carefully crafted to take accessibility into account, then after HTML f
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by josephernest 3y ago
Thanks a lot! This is very motivating!
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by josephernest 3y ago
Thanks for looking at the lib! Polling is typically the kind of thing I usually prefer to handle fully manually in JS. That's what I do for my own web apps. Even if I added a specific HTML tag attribute for polling, at the end, there w
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by josephernest 3y ago
Demo showing the library in action: https://afewthingz.com/swap-library/email/ PS: some music I made if you want a musical background:) https://afewthingz.com/since
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by josephernest 3y ago
Thanks for your detailed comment, the in-depth reading, and for this insightful advice. I'm going to think about all these points!
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by josephernest 3y ago
Thanks for the comment! These 2 other libraries are really great. For something as important as the choice of a web framework, I realized I really wanted to 100% understand the internals, then I starting working on Swap. The key things for
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by josephernest 3y ago
Hi, author here, I just woke up and see all these comments :) I'm reading and I'll answer!
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Show HN: Swap.js – a JavaScript micro-framework (HTML fragments over the wire)(github.com)
127 points by josephernest 3y ago|45 comments
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by josephernest 4y ago
Will this mode require a separate file along the data.db Sqlite file, to store the compression dictionary? From your last link: > The result of this training is stored in a file called "dictionary", which must be loaded before
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by josephernest 4y ago
Let's say I have a web visits analytics log database, with a column "user-agent" and a column "url" that have most of the time the same values (99.9% of rows have one of 100 typical values). Would this work well wit
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by josephernest 4y ago
Oh this is interesting, I would be super interested to learn about how they embedded Python in their .exe. (Cython can do it, but there are also other ways). I started reading the blog, but not so much about the packaging of their code into
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Ask HN: Dropbox uses Python a lot, is it also the case for their Windows client?
2 points by josephernest 4y ago|5 comments
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by josephernest 4y ago
thanks! i just looked, it doesn't seem to have this easy "route('/hello/world')" system, at least not in the main examples, is it included?
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Ask HN: C/C++ web framework with routes (like Node.js, Python Flask)
19 points by josephernest 4y ago|12 comments
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by josephernest 5y ago
Very cool and impressive! Do you have benchmarks on what it does in the worst case? Let's say a 1000x1000 pixels image of RGB noise? The bitmap should be 24 bit * 1Mpixels = 3MB. What's the size, compressed as PNG, and compressed
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by josephernest 5y ago
Cool projet! I did something similar a few years ago: https://josephernest.github.io/writing LaTeX (with Mathjax) support as well, click on the ? button to open local files.
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Ask HN: Is there an Etherpad Lite “even lighter” version?
1 points by josephernest 6y ago|1 comments
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by josephernest 6y ago
Please add a screenshot to see how it looks like.
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by josephernest 6y ago
Just to see the big picture, what are the main differences between this and Snowflake, or ULID ( https://github.com/ulid/spec )?
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by josephernest 6y ago
I created nFreezer ("encrypted freezer") for this purpose at the end of 2020: https://github.com/josephernest/nfreezer . Main features: * encrypted at rest locally (the data is never decrypted on the remote se
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by josephernest 6y ago
You're right, all these aspects are important. If you add all these costs, such as electricty cost (3W * 24hr * 31day / 1000 * 0.15$/kwh ~ 0.33$/mo), it's hard to be both profitable and competitive. I'd pay may
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by josephernest 6y ago
If your provider uses SFTP, you can use nFreezer ( http://github.com/josephernest/nfreezer ) which I built exactly for the same purpose than you. (I first thought about 7z too but having to reupload the whole archive eve
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by josephernest 6y ago
Yes and no. Not at this price: for 5$/mo you can have a real dedicated server (not a VPS) by kimsufi provider for example. Also 1 year of rental at 3-4$/mo = you have spent the same price as buying and owning one.
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by josephernest 6y ago
To clarify: if you start from a given nonce and key: cipher = AES.new(key, AES.MODE_GCM, nonce) while True: block = f.read(16*1024*1024) if not block: break out.write(cipher.encrypt(block)) y
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by josephernest 6y ago
I'll have a look too. When using with SFTP, do Restic binaries need to be installed on both local and remote, or just local?
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by josephernest 6y ago
except ValueError: print('Incorrect key or file corrupted.') So if there is a tag problem, this is clearly logged, and you know something is wrong. The good thing is that you can easily edit it and have instead (
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by josephernest 6y ago
> Am missing something? about duplicity and rclone, they don't track file renames/moves in encrypted mode ( https://forum.rclone.org/t/can-not-use-track-renames-when-sy... ). i haven't tested the two ot
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by josephernest 6y ago
Do you think there is a way to avoid to retransfer files that have been renamed/moved with this method? This is the use case I mentioned: I often move files from one dir to another when working on audio- or video-production projects, a
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by josephernest 6y ago
As I discover it, borg seems to be pretty good for this use case indeed. But still there is one thing (at least) that can be of interest to some people with nFreezer: it is very simple, it does the job in only 249 lines of code. You can the
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by josephernest 6y ago
Thanks for asking the question, it's right, there are thousands of backup programs already. The "key thing" that lead me to code my own is that with nearly all the solutions I tried, data was resent over network when a big

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