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by kaoD 2y ago
> the nice things we have in life are because we have a stable society, and rule of law Could it be that you're part of the privileged and hence why you prefer the statu quo not to change?
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by kaoD 2y ago
I think you misunderstood their comment.
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by kaoD 2y ago
Similar to this, a while ago I made this online playground (Lambda Musika) where you can program sound realtime in your browser (using JS) in a functional-ish way: https://lambda.cuesta.dev/ (repo: https://github
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by kaoD 2y ago
I assume those are probably very hard to fix since (again, I assume, I'm just a hobbyist in the hardware space) that sort of glitch relies on propagation delays (e.g. a short burst triggering some latches but not others, or triggering
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by kaoD 2y ago
> Note - Newer revisions of XBOX 360 has no access to CLK and you must use Matrix oscillator If there's no CLK line on the mobo, does this mean newer X360s have everything that might be clocked (I assume at least CPU, GPU and V&#x2F
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by kaoD 2y ago
Interesting! Will give it a try. I like how you properly used useSyncExternalStore and AbortController for signaling. Always a good sign seeing good use of APIs. (EDIT) Quick question: will computed values be lazy and cached? I'm wor
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by kaoD 2y ago
Something being "enough" doesn't mean it's optimal. There's a huge stack of tools that speak HTTP semantics out of the box; including the user agent, i.e. the browser (and others), but also stuff like monitoring too
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by kaoD 2y ago
There's a LICENSE file. MIT in particular. https://github.com/konfig-dev/konfig/blob/main/LICENSE
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by kaoD 2y ago
> I'm glad the founders got their exit I'm not. I mean, I am happy for them but this concept of growing a business to an exit is not going well for society as a whole (at least the exits that are in my areas of interest, so I a
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by kaoD 2y ago
It didn't get some things wrong. It got it all wrong.
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by kaoD 2y ago
Does it? Under SQL standard or what engine? At least Postgres raises when dividing by zero.
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by kaoD 2y ago
"Zero" is just a specific element of the field which satisfies being the additive identity as well as the rest of the properties of a field where 0 is mentioned. When the rest of the axioms refer to "zero" they refer to
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by kaoD 2y ago
> As long as the DOM is accessible in JavaScript, it can't be a first-class object in WASM. I'm curious, why?
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by kaoD 2y ago
People scroll pages to skim. This also sounds like it might break CTRL-F. If I can't skim your page instantly I will more than likely churn my visit. Doesn't matter that I have a good computer on a 1Gbps connection, you ruined my
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by kaoD 2y ago
How do you explain Microsoft though? Even though they lost the smartphone train they seem to be taking all the right steps under Nadella and seem to be adapting well to all the new market circumstances. To me it feels that leadership matter
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by kaoD 2y ago
Many people against Go's error handling do not advocate for exceptions, but for a combination of an Either/Result type (for recoverable errors) and fully aborting (for unrecoverable errors).
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by kaoD 2y ago
Just to clarify because the message might have been lost: I'm not saying you're wrong! I'm saying you're right, and ... Quoting a comment from the issue you linked: > This is not specific to Promise.race, but for any
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by kaoD 2y ago
> Why should you have to cancel this promise early in order to tame the memory usage (and only while racing it against another promise)? In the particular case you linked to, the issue is (partially) solved because the promise is short-l
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by kaoD 2y ago
Why this isn't possible is implicitly (well, somewhat explicitly) addressed in my comment. const foo = async () => { ... // sync stuff A await someLibrary.expensiveComputation() ... // sync stuff
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by kaoD 2y ago
This isn't actually about removing the promise (completion) listener, but the fact that promises are not cancelable in JS. Promises in JS always run to completion, whether there's a listener or not registered for it. The event loo
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by kaoD 2y ago
I can't find a link to your port's code. I think you have to include it as per GPL's license (and also because it's awesome and I want to see the code!)
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by kaoD 2y ago
I don't have time to look into the code right now, but it might also be WebTransport: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebTranspor... EDIT: actually I can't find the code, shoul
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by kaoD 2y ago
> It's not by chance that eg. V8 will try to write objects parsed from a JSON array of objects one right after the other. Yes, but note this is still a different pattern of access (array of "entities"). V8 does this becaus
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by kaoD 2y ago
> Why would a game benefit from ECS? A player in the game can do basically anything, there's no guarantee that things are always perfectly accessed in a linear order. There's actually a guarantee that things are mostly going to
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by kaoD 2y ago
Isn't most of that revenue from F2P user hostile mobile games? That'd be like counting TikTok as part of the movie revenue.
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by kaoD 2y ago
> You can read directly from the input's ValidityState (input.validity) Feels like I don't gain much from that. Native validation is very limited and the few cases that it covers are super simple to implement already. Am I miss
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by kaoD 2y ago
Because in reality browsers can't do much. The API and spec are broken as-is. I'll quote my top-level comment: > This is both bad UX and bad for accessibility (you cannot navigate concatenated strings on the accessibility tree)
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That the browser implementations are generally terrible and wouldn't pass accessibility audits, so all browsers would have to change and then some time to pass for the fixed versions to be widespread. We didn't discuss browser-spe
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by kaoD 2y ago
My product just failed an accessibility audit because we are using native HTML form validation and the official recommendation was to implement our own validation layer. EDIT: which I agree with. Native HTML validation has many flaws and vi
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by kaoD 2y ago
AFAIK customValidity is not an attribute and you can only use an imperative setCustomValidity API which is terrible cumbersome to use in a declarative framework like React.

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