leeoniya

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by leeoniya 6y ago
[srcset] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/HTML/Multimed...
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by leeoniya 6y ago
> did i spell it right almost ;) https://github.com/leeoniya/uPlot
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by leeoniya 6y ago
> As a developer what I like even more than thank yous are thank yous that explain how my code helped you in some specific way. i'll second this. post some screenshots of the thing you've made with my thing, or how it's im
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by leeoniya 6y ago
the donations never went to firefox. it was dispersed to many of their other misguided and failed revenue gen efforts. they redirected a ton of servo engineers to focus on VR/Magic leap, ffs.
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by leeoniya 6y ago
also completely baffled by this. i'd have happily paid $100/yr if it went directly to firefox dev, not their other marketing shenanigns. they fired so much talent to focus on junk to drive revenue, that it's not something i c
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by leeoniya 6y ago
you might enjoy this story (many pages): https://www.otherhand.org/home-page/area-51-and-other-strang... the whole site is fantastic, check out his other adventures.
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by leeoniya 6y ago
i believe it! certainly a viable option in many cases. any public demo?
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by leeoniya 6y ago
hey, i remember csvplot. scatter is definitely coming at some point in the next few months. i have an old bitrotted prototype branch hanging around that'll have to be dusted off. > I remember you and uPlot from an earlier post :) I&
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by leeoniya 6y ago
for sure, i was not suggesting these were alternatives. just dropping some links for those interested in timeseries plotting.
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by leeoniya 6y ago
cool! another neat project based on Dear ImGui that i follow is https://github.com/epezent/implot . i'm a bit of a timeseries enthusiast. if you need something for the web, check out https://github.com&#
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by leeoniya 6y ago
you're talking to John right now ;)
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by leeoniya 6y ago
the fact that you can now donate directly to Servo is fantastic. before, a donation for Firefox or Servo was just a donation to the Mozilla Foundation, which probably went to Mozilla's unrelated monetization efforts rather than the thi
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by leeoniya 6y ago
somewhat related: https://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/KylePittman/20150420/241442/...
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by leeoniya 6y ago
probably depends on whether you're buzzing mountains and not deploying a chute till 1000ft. in this vid he's jumping out at 10k ft which makes it closer to skydiving.
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by leeoniya 6y ago
> Its battery pack will be integrated into the chassis so that it provides mechanical support in addition to energy, a design that Musk claimed will reduce the car’s weight by 10 percent and improve its mileage by even more. i wonder if
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by leeoniya 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mystery_meat_navigation
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by leeoniya 6y ago
> his own hand ...if only: > prepared to amputate his trapped arm at a point on the mid-forearm in order to escape.
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by leeoniya 6y ago
> There is stuff to complain about with the DMCA, but the core process is reasonable. it absolutely is not in any way reasonable. you must take down the content without question and then, after filing a counter-notice wait 10-14 days m
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by leeoniya 6y ago
> Would you pay a small fee, say 20 Euro, a year for a Firefox version which guarantees no-ads or pocket? i would have, even $50. but not after they've laid off most of their servo engineers to focus the company on more idiotic mone
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by leeoniya 6y ago
my primary is Firefox, but i definitely prefer Chrome's devtools - especially for performance profiling, which i do a lot of. chrome also renders UI interactions faster. maybe it's skia vs cairo? e.g. try mouse-dragging the rangin
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by leeoniya 6y ago
i don't see a problem with listing both, as long as the high-level featureset is sufficiently enumerated in a comparison table for me to quickly discard or add the lib to my to-try list.
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by leeoniya 6y ago
> It's an interesting idea, but would take a fair bit of creativity to execute well I think. yeah for sure, it's a hard problem. but at least a high level listing of similar libraries in the same category with # of recursive de
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by leeoniya 6y ago
> My goal in publishing the article was to get the issue fixed ASAP. could be "by design"
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by leeoniya 6y ago
it would be great to have an https://alternativeto.net/ style recommendation engine integrated into crates.io (or npm) that can narrow down the minimal crate required for a specific use case.
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by leeoniya 6y ago
works great via telnet 80 /s
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by leeoniya 6y ago
> As the temperature of a superconductor rises, however, particles jiggle around randomly, breaking up the electrons’ delicate dance. hasn't this pretty much always been the crux - to fixate the particles? while it's a nice ach
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by leeoniya 6y ago
> But then, I’m one of those crazies that looks both ways before crossing the road, wears a bike helmet, gets a professional to pack his reserve etc. This year I even learned to wash my hands. all the things listed here are actually a fe
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by leeoniya 6y ago
i never said it cannot happen. the fact that there are a few videos of this happening somewhere doesnt refute my point that the probability is still nearly zero; if this was not the case, people would not be allowed to fill their own tanks
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by leeoniya 6y ago
you'll discharge it on the grounded pump trigger before you withdraw anything with gas on it. static builds up everywhere, all the time during dry winters, yet gas stations don't regularly start exploding seasonally.
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by leeoniya 6y ago
CRT at 60hz flickers very noticeably, and often causes eye strain + headaches after a few hours of use.

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