kabes

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by kabes 4y ago
Sure, but my point is this is not a new concept in JS, which is what the parent implied
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by kabes 4y ago
Lets hope they don't find out about these java atrocities
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by kabes 4y ago
There tons of js libraries for this already since forever. Meteor is a well known one.
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by kabes 4y ago
https://youtu.be/TVezHTlPMw8 This is the act I meant. Judge for yourself, but I believe we're close to bridging the uncanny valley
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by kabes 4y ago
The company behind this post recently got into america got talent finals with a deepfake act. It looked pretty convincing to me. Especially compared to state if the art of just 2-3 years ago.
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by kabes 4y ago
The leak contains some hints it's set in vice city.
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by kabes 4y ago
I also don't know why I feel that, but I wonder if it's not for a more selfish reason. As in: "I'm getting old and the things I knew disappear"
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by kabes 4y ago
And Wiha actually came out better than Wera in some project farm tests. After I went all in on wera screwdrivers and bits. Even though I rarely need them, it hurts.
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by kabes 4y ago
So. I don't know if it's a samba thing, an ubuntu thing, a gnome thing, or yet another thing. But accessing smb folders with a large amount of files is waaaay slower with Ubuntu than with windows. Also: will we ever get thumbnails
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Openlayers v7.0 Released(github.com)
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by kabes 4y ago
What part are you referring to? I don't see any FP stuff in that article... It's all imperative code? Anyway I would recommend learning Haskell. I like languages that allow different styles (like js does to a certain extent). But
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by kabes 4y ago
Not directly related to the realtime server. But anybody that tried both Supabase and Hasura and can give their thoughts on how they compare?
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by kabes 4y ago
That sounds like a stack that should be up for the job. Used these myself and found making a collaborative editer with those quite a breeze actually. What issues do you have with them? Or did it just take a long time before arriving at tha
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by kabes 4y ago
In that case you may also want to take a look at https://github.com/zombodb/zombodb
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by kabes 4y ago
As someone unfamiliar with the US juridical system: when can we expect an outcome in court? Or put otherwise: if we assume Musk is stalling in the hope that tesla shares go back up. How long can he keep this going?
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by kabes 4y ago
The higgs boson was also theorized by 3 teams independently of each other around the same time
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by kabes 4y ago
I would argue that memex is the primary influence over all hypertext things. The concept was around before Xanadu.
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by kabes 4y ago
Ted also got into fights with almost everybody he ever worked with on Xanadu
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by kabes 4y ago
As long as it stays an additional option next to permanent buying it I don't see the problem. Maybe I didn't care for heated seats zt time of purchase, but suddenly it's a very cold winter and I want it for a couple of months
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by kabes 4y ago
$406 for pemanent activation. It's right there in the article...
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by kabes 4y ago
There's probably a use case / audience for this, but it's a child's toy compared to stuff like ArcGIS. This is not taking on ESRI at all. $20m is also not that much, mapbox raised 10x that amount and still struggles to f
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by kabes 4y ago
Note that this is about pre-hooks react, see also the response from Dan Abramov at the bottom of the article. A lot of criticism isn't valid anymore in the hooks-style react (although it comes with is own problems).
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by kabes 4y ago
Mobx has made me finally appreciate frontend programming again. It's like people want to deal with the insanity that is redux only because it's a more pure functional style which react seems to promote.
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by kabes 4y ago
> Are you talking about this? Yes, that's what I'm talking about, although brusselstimes seems to report it weirdly (sounds like they want to extend itsme). https://www.standaard.be/cnt/dmf20220627_97617861
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by kabes 4y ago
> What happens if I don't want to identify myself? The same thing as what happens in the offline world when you try to open a bank account or board a plane without ID: You're refused. Like it or not, for some services you need
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by kabes 4y ago
What do you mean itsme does not support linux? It's a phone app, you don't need to install anything on your linux machine... However, it's not a good situation that a private company gets such a central role. In fact, Belgian
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by kabes 4y ago
It does solve a problem that exists. In fact the use cases are listed in the article: filing tax reports, opening/accessing bank accounts, etc. Basically the stuff where in the offline world you would've needed to show your ID. Ho
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by kabes 4y ago
In belgium my school started around 8.30, which meant getting up at 7.30 in my case. I always had a very hard time waking up and was often tired during the day. However in summer, time in Belgium is 2 hours ahead of what's considered &
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by kabes 4y ago
You mean lennart poettering. Also the guy behind systemd. He's a bit controversial since he goes against the Unix philosophy and isn't very nuanced in expressing his opinion, but all criticism is easy in hindsight. Pulse audio was
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by kabes 4y ago
Hard to overstate what a blessing Wim Taymans has been for dealing with AV in linux. Both gstreamer and pipewire have really moved the bar. Qualitative engineered and a joy to work with.

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