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by juancampa 4y ago
I just thought of a possible reason. Maybe because the internet is generally much faster and lower latency these days? So rendering on a server can provide a good UX today, but it couldn't in 2007? Was "the edge" such a promi
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by juancampa 4y ago
The Diving Reflex could explain the first one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diving_reflex
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by juancampa 4y ago
Here's a list of features not supported by Microvium. AFAIK, QuickJS supports all of those (except maybe Intl) https://github.com/coder-mike/microvium/blob/main/doc/suppor...
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by juancampa 4y ago
> never really delivered on the promise of being small I wonder why you say this. I just ran both qjs and node's REPL and qjs is taking 2.4MB vs 21.5MB for node. Are you referring as QuickJS running with a specific workload? Do you
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by juancampa 4y ago
> whether you factor in the cost of maintaining that software over time In many cases the largest cost indeed
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by juancampa 4y ago
I had never heard of verneuil. Thanks for sharing. For anyone curious about the differences between the two: "This effort is incomparable with litestream: Verneuil is meant for asynchronous read replication, with streaming backups as a
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GitHub Packages(github.com)
4 points by juancampa 5y ago|0 comments
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by juancampa 5y ago
Came to say this. I actually find QuickJS pretty easy to understand and modify, in part because everything is one file and it's easy to search, using vim's `#` and `*` keys, for example. When working on projects by myself, I like
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by juancampa 5y ago
Anything that reduces the code -> build -> test cycle: Automatic test runners, Hot-reloading, Incremental compilers, Static typing, Build farms (when working with massive code bases), Compiler caching: ccache, sccache
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EStargz: Lazy pull container images for faster cold starts(github.com)
2 points by juancampa 5y ago|0 comments
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by juancampa 5y ago
Slightly off-topic but I wish there was a better term than "data" to describe these types of systems.
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by juancampa 5y ago
As a Venezuelan, let's not do that.
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by juancampa 5y ago
Having the option is different from banning it completely. If you have a Tesla, you can opt-out from automatic OTA updates [0]. 0: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/opt-out-on-updates.1...
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What Is Code? (2015)(bloomberg.com)
1 points by juancampa 5y ago|0 comments
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by juancampa 5y ago
How is that a bug if pages can still change, and thus animate, the favicon via JS?
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by juancampa 5y ago
Very cool. I'm following a similar goal but interacting with services via their existing APIs[0]. Just making that way way easier. QuickJS is such an awesome creation. It's your goal for applications to adopt your library as a gen
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C2rust: Transpile C to Rust(c2rust.com)
140 points by juancampa 5y ago|87 comments
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by juancampa 5y ago
What do you mean by "cursed"?
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by juancampa 5y ago
I've been using it for hours and hours for the past few years. Thank you!
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Kitty terminal productivity features [video](sw.kovidgoyal.net)
4 points by juancampa 5y ago|1 comments
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by juancampa 5y ago
I'm switching from a FTE position to a 3 days/week contractor role. Mostly because it allows me to work on my startup, but also because the contract work is for a very interesting high-profile startup.
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by juancampa 5y ago
I didn't downvote you but I can guarantee you it's because "web3" is this fuzzy hyper-hyped term taken over by the crypto mob, which includes people doing genuine work but also speculators. The latter group is probably n
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by juancampa 5y ago
I'm switching from a FTE to a contractor next week (for a different company) so now I'm curious to know what exactly you didn't like about that arrangement. I'm personally making the switch to work three days a week and
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Fasti Antiates Maiores(penelope.uchicago.edu)
1 points by juancampa 5y ago|0 comments
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by juancampa 5y ago
I'm curious, what don't you like about the X1E? I have a Gen 3 and it's super wonky with an external monitor, nvidia + linux seems to still be a mistake.
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by juancampa 5y ago
The original paper states: > This qualitative correlation would suggest that chip-scale experiments might be explored to attempt to measure tiny signatures illustrative of the presence of the conjectured phenomenon: a real, albeit humble
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G-Factor(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by juancampa 5y ago|0 comments
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by juancampa 5y ago
Here's a tip on how to make the best out of Twitter: unfollow anyone that makes you feel that way. Think about it, it's not Twitter per se, it's the people you follow, and that's under your control.
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by juancampa 5y ago
I looked at HATEOAS a few years ago and thought it would make sense in a latency-free universe. The reality is that waiting for one page to load to know what's next and then waiting again, is a recipe for bad frustratingly slow interac
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by juancampa 5y ago
It's not like he invented the concept. They are trying to take over the term though

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