kaelwd

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by kaelwd 8mo ago
"Make all the tests pass" "Ok, I've deleted all the failing tests"
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by kaelwd 9mo ago
Straight up doesn't even register clicks or keyboard focus for me in firefox.
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by kaelwd 9mo ago
From discord: > There has been a ton of interest expressed this week about potential community maintenance of Gel moving forward. To help organize and channel these hopes, I'm putting out a call for volunteers to join a Gel Communit
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by kaelwd 10mo ago
GIMP asks if I want to keep or convert the color profile but both options look washed out. The only thing that opens it "correctly" for me is MPV.
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by kaelwd 10mo ago
You get light grey? The headings are #101828 and body text #364153 on #0a0a0a for me.
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by kaelwd 10mo ago
That's only 60Hz though. Are there any dumb TVs with 120+ Hz VRR and HDR?
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by kaelwd 10mo ago
That's the same as regular css variables unfortunately padding: 1em; padding: var(--padding); With no fallback value that resolves to padding: unset if the variable is not defined. The only ways I know of to work around th
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by kaelwd 11mo ago
Everyone needs to switch to pnpm and enable https://pnpm.io/settings#minimumreleaseage Pnpm also blocks preinstall scripts by default.
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by kaelwd 11mo ago
Luckily that's illegal in my country, instead we have the opposite problem where new cars have LED taillights that are just as blindingly bright as their headlights.
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by kaelwd 11mo ago
The author of that issue has a whole video series about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxM8QmyZXtg A way faster terminal emulator demo: https://github.com/cmuratori/refterm And a terminal renderin
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by kaelwd 1y ago
California would have to split into 68 separate states to have the same representation as Wyoming.
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by kaelwd 1y ago
> Can we not just have a UUID that the device generates? They kinda are already, your phone probably uses a random MAC address for each network it connects to.
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by kaelwd 1y ago
The chalk+debug+error-ex maintainer probably would have noticed a few hours later when they got home and saw a bunch of "Successfully published" emails from npm that they didn't trigger.
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by kaelwd 1y ago
NPM could also flag releases that don't have a corresponding github tag (for packages that are hosted on github), most of these attacks are publishing directly to NPM without any git changes.
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by kaelwd 1y ago
Versions with a serious vulnerability should be deprecated by the maintainer which then warns you to use a newer version when installing. Yes if a npm account is compromised the attacker could deprecate everything except their malicious ver
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by kaelwd 1y ago
It would be fine if you could still manually specify those versions eg. npm i duckdb@1.3.3 installs 1.3.3 but duckdb@latest or duckdb@^1.3 stays on 1.3.2 until 1.3.3 is ~a week old. https://github.com/pnpm/pnpm/iss
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by kaelwd 1y ago
My favourite way of doing this is with edgeql select Movie { title, actors: { name, alsoActedIn := ( .movies { title } filter .id != Movie.id ), }, } filter .title = &l
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by kaelwd 1y ago
Amazon is literally just aliexpress with faster shipping at this point.
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by kaelwd 1y ago
And pewter cups and plates for thousands
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by kaelwd 1y ago
The lockfile only applies when you run `npm install` in the project directory, other projects using your package will have their own lockfile and resolve your dependencies using only your package.json.
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by kaelwd 1y ago
That is his opinion too, there are other posts where he strongly advocates against even the use of contraception.
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by kaelwd 1y ago
This article is four years old but still relevant: https://overreacted.io/npm-audit-broken-by-design/ The vast majority of "compromised packages" are just dev dependencies that have a slow regexp.
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by kaelwd 1y ago
Removing the entire package is pretty unusual, normally it's only specific compromised versions.
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by kaelwd 1y ago
Yes but not there, later they get 350MB/s with the same setup. > I put that drive an ICY BOX IB-1817M-C31 enclosure, with a maximum theoretical speed of 1000 MB/s. Checks out, it has a 10Gb/s USB port. The mistake is >
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by kaelwd 2y ago
REFERER moment.
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by kaelwd 3y ago
https://youtu.be/VS11bRa8NnQ?t=122
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by kaelwd 4y ago
Same deal with Microsoft and sfc /scannow
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by kaelwd 4y ago
> If all the fuel became CO2 Methane combustion produces 2.75kg of CO2 for each kg of fuel.
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by kaelwd 5y ago
Does it have something like SQL's select * or do you always have to specify which keys you want?