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by jsf01 6y ago
Does anyone have a non-paywalled mirror?
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by jsf01 6y ago
This is definitely not smooth on iOS, on a brand new iPhone that’s arguably way faster than whatever system played the original DVD screensaver. On a technical note, not that there’s much you can do about this, but because you’re reading cl
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by jsf01 7y ago
Do you know where to find docs on what svelte actually compiles to? I’m curious how they store/reference/update dom nodes in the compiler output.
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by jsf01 7y ago
There are some fairly standard vdom benchmarks you could implement instead. https://github.com/krausest/js-framework-benchmark https://localvoid.github.io/uibench/ Or even just something following
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by jsf01 7y ago
Interesting. Is that based on your experience or is there somewhere I can read more on that trend?
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by jsf01 7y ago
I’d be interested to read a deep technical post-mortem like those which have become fairly standard among other big tech companies. Hoping Robinhood does the right thing here.
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by jsf01 7y ago
So this is built on Slate—what does it bring to the table that you can’t do with Slate out of the box?
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by jsf01 7y ago
Title should be “Toy commercials are being replaced by product placement and YouTube influencers”. Can’t stand clickbait titles and articles like this that keep stringing you along, expecting to get your answer, paragraph after paragraph, o
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by jsf01 7y ago
I like the idea of being able to use the same variables in css, js, and the rendered components, like you’ve achieved in this language. It seems like a problem everyone’s trying to solve in different ways but there still isn’t anything that
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by jsf01 7y ago
I added Arch to my 2012 MacBook after it started feeling frustratingly sluggish. So you don’t need to wait to buy a new machine just to switch to Linux. There’s also the option to run it in a vm with some shared folders with your MacBook. Y
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by jsf01 7y ago
And despite all that they’re still unprofitable. How would this be feasible as an open source project?
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by jsf01 7y ago
This is one of my favorite aspects of PUBG. A bullet flying really close to you will crack loudly. Just a bit farther and it’s a whizzing sound. Even farther and it’s only the boom of the explosion straight out of the gun that you hear. In
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by jsf01 7y ago
I like the idea of using FSMs for UI logic a lot but this article barely even scratched the surface on the topic. Their “state machine” is basically just a switch statement with some useless boilerplate around it. If anyone’s interested in
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by jsf01 7y ago
I like seeing the name for a different reason. I’m often signed into someone else’s account—could be a family member’s or my girlfriend’s. Most services do a good job of making it clear which account you’re signed into, but seeing the first
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by jsf01 7y ago
Every attempt to prevent cheating in that way is a huge pain full of edge cases and false positives, and is usually ineffective. Would be better to either embrace technology and accept that the internet is a possible source of help or go ma
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by jsf01 7y ago
Fun and creative idea. A couple of things I think would make this more enjoyable... 1. Prevent double tapping buttons from zooming in on mobile 2. Increase the firing rate
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by jsf01 7y ago
It’s a legitimate comment. You should be able to browse and view readable text without js enabled, whether or not the contents of that text discuss JavaScript.
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by jsf01 7y ago
It’s the best presentation for this style of content that I’ve ever seen. Having a description of what’s going on with a particular code block, plus highlighting the relevant parts, and moving that highlight or swapping out specific parts o
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by jsf01 7y ago
The new high score is $1.7mil. Bloomberg can’t keep up!
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by jsf01 7y ago
Intel decided to invest more heavily in share buybacks than R&D as of their recent earnings call. But that’s only half of the story. They need that R&D budget because they have the (massive and growing) expense of building and upgra
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by jsf01 7y ago
AMD is worth ~40B today. FB is worth ~550B today. AMD supplies a product in growing demand while FB supplies access to demographics in growing demand. But the downside risks are not the same. It only took FB’s viral growth to end MySpace. U
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by jsf01 7y ago
>negative revenue How is that even possible?
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by jsf01 7y ago
Datacenter usage seems to be increasing in importance faster than PC, too. AMD’s edge here bodes really well for their future.
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by jsf01 7y ago
Funny that they marketed their server chips as Epyc while their consumer (gamer) chips are marketed as Ryzen.
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by jsf01 7y ago
There comes a point in the learning process for any subject where you get so excited about the fact that you understand something new that you feel you need to tell everyone about it. This feels like one of those posts—the author has very l
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by jsf01 7y ago
If you clicked on any of the project links you’d see that most of them are exaggerated or misrepresented in the intro. A lot of team efforts for which he gave no credit to the others involved. I can understand the desire to establish author
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by jsf01 7y ago
This is pretty scummy. If it becomes acceptable to display ads in the terminal, through popularization by usage in heavily relied upon packages like Standard, I imagine this will balloon fairly quickly into a common practice. Thankfully thi
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by jsf01 7y ago
This is a cool effect. One thing about your marketing though... “Cross-browser” should include mobile browsers. At least on iOS Safari it’s not working. If you haven’t handled testing the major browsers yet, you should refrain from using t
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by jsf01 7y ago
reCAPTCHA v2 has prevented me from doing so many things. A recent example: I attempted to make a LinkedIn account. When I got to the captcha, it gave me one of the really nasty ones where you wait for each new image square to slowly appear,
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by jsf01 7y ago
It explicitly references the US-Mexico border. Although I did assume it was written post-2016, the point should still stand.

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