jy14898

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by jy14898 2y ago
> However, unlike our OOP example, existing code that uses the Logger type and log function cannot work with this new type. There needs to be some refactoring, and how the user code will need to be refactored depends on how we want to ex
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by jy14898 2y ago
The tools typescript provides are a little pointless if it allows you to do stuff like this (imo): const r1: { a: number; b: number } = { a: 10, b: 20 }; const r2: { a: number } = r1; const r3: { a: number; b: string } = { b: "hello&qu
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by jy14898 2y ago
You're right in that it undoes the cascading bit, but that's the bit that a lot of people don't want. The updates to CSS are rarely about how it cascades, so it _does_ follow the majority of updates. Also, if you look at the
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by jy14898 2y ago
Already uses React, so might be able to rip some of the components out
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by jy14898 2y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6065530/ shares an author with the butterfly discovery. I remember seeing this announcement during my time at bristol and thought they might be connected.
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by jy14898 2y ago
Weird for its time, not so much today
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by jy14898 2y ago
Transputer > The name, from "transistor" and "computer", was selected to indicate the role the individual transputers would play: numbers of them would be used as basic building blocks in a larger integrated system, j
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by jy14898 2y ago
How does tailwind existing imply that "web app technologies became incoherent, prioritizing developer experience over user"? Does tailwind reduce user experience?
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by jy14898 2y ago
> Unlike mostly human-invisible refresh rate incrementalism (e.g. 240 vs 360), made worse by slow LCD pixel response, geometrics on near-0ms-GtG displays are where mainstream human-visible benefits are. 2x-4x increases in Hz and framerat
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by jy14898 3y ago
https://shotcut.org/ also uses ffmpeg
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by jy14898 3y ago
7 fridges over 16 years is crazy, do you live in a hot climate?
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by jy14898 3y ago
Their u key is broken
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by jy14898 3y ago
Isn't that a feature? If everyone uses the same API, it makes it easier to block in general
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by jy14898 4y ago
PureScript might be worth considering, a few of the downsides listed here aren't in PS, for example: Int/Number primitives aren't overloaded, strict evaluation, the various tools like package management are easy, explicit Pre
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by jy14898 4y ago
data Position = Start | Next Position
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by jy14898 4y ago
Nice, hexwords only has 1000 words, compared to your 3500
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by jy14898 4y ago
Manufacturers will love that their products break down and require replacing more often
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by jy14898 5y ago
The argument that most signed integers never use the negatives is a bit misleading, as I'm sure most unsigned integers never use the upper half of their range either
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by jy14898 5y ago
I got 0 on a 9 year old 144hz TN panel... as others said the hardest part was trying to use the interface itself
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by jy14898 5y ago
Along the same line, there's also invertible syntax descriptions https://gist.github.com/tfausak/a8d7f135bf76e64ea6f35d3be692... , which allow one definition to create both a parser and pretty-printer
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by jy14898 5y ago
Opening the link the iframe is pointing to helped for me: https://typogram.retool.com/embedded/public/1eb9acb6-fc70-44...
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by jy14898 5y ago
It seems you can use the cutting tool to also 'lock' volumes of the model, which could then be used to set the depth of a perpendicular cut. Not very precise though
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by jy14898 6y ago
I've used your contact form to let you know about an exploit with private lists
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by jy14898 6y ago
I quit caffeine when I started medication for anxiety. The only side effect I noticed was having constipation for the first time in my life, which went away after a week or so. Indeed, my bowel has been happier in general since quitting
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by jy14898 6y ago
I feel like this is something you'll almost never worry about in 99% of websites. In fact, it doesn't even happen for native applications (deactivating features based on battery life/free space/processing power). It&#x27
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by jy14898 6y ago
I haven't tried it yet, but I really like the concept and what I've seen so far.
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by jy14898 6y ago
in mice
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by jy14898 6y ago
Not all Haskell is GHC, though
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by jy14898 6y ago
I wonder what memory they used with the Ryzen builds, as the memory frequency may decide the FCLK which affects some (all?) core to core communication speed