leeoniya

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by leeoniya 7y ago
i reported a lot of this to them during beta, too. thank god they added back a button to group by repository. it was literally unusable otherwise - just a stream of disorganized crap. the repo name is still uselessly duplicated in every iss
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by leeoniya 7y ago
except that it also serves as a communication platform, like issues, PRs, code review, CI. the fact that git is distributed is but a small part of the whole.
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by leeoniya 7y ago
and the new notifications they rolled out are worse in some significant ways :(
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by leeoniya 7y ago
yew doesnt run circles around anything: https://krausest.github.io/js-framework-benchmark/current.ht... wasm-bindgen seems to do well, though its code is rather imperative.
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by leeoniya 7y ago
> On the heels of the official LiveDashboard release, Phoenix 1.5 projects now ship with LiveDashboard by default, for real-time performance monitoring and debugging tools. and it uses uPlot [1][2] in the metrics panel :D [1] https:&#x2
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by leeoniya 7y ago
> Supposedly the magic leap demo was actually cool and used different technology than the eventually crappy hardware they ended up sort of shipping. i think that technology was CGI: https://hothardware.com/news/magic
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by leeoniya 7y ago
> Also, because code is no longer represented visually as blocks, you'll find you're building an increasingly detailed memory model of your code. does refactoring by other team members have an outsized negative effect on this?
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by leeoniya 7y ago
yes, it should be a lot faster: https://github.com/krausest/js-framework-benchmark/pull/697
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by leeoniya 7y ago
or 1MM on an old laptop with uWebSockets.js: https://medium.com/@alexhultman/millions-of-active-websocket...
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by leeoniya 7y ago
a couple months ago i got a Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact to replace my Z5 Compact (4.6") - they are hard to find new! i'm waiting eagerly for the camera focus bug to be fixed in oemv6 firmware to flash TWRP & Lineage and try it as
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by leeoniya 7y ago
OPNSense requires AES-NI, which is an intel feature so you're stuck with an Intel CPU. Atoms are one of the more efficient intel options if you want passive cooling. as a sibling comment mentions, another option is an odroid-h2. either
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by leeoniya 7y ago
i should mention, it also acts as a pi-hole via dnsmasq configured with these hosts: https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts
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by leeoniya 7y ago
i think still in the ballpark for an Atom, 8GB RAM, 128GB mSATA config. could not find exactly that model, but this one's close: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32740319382.html anyways, the price difference is no
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by leeoniya 7y ago
> OPNsense 19.7 supports WireGuard yep, can confirm :) currently running on this passively-cooled thing: https://www.amazon.com/Firewall-Micro-Appliance-Gigabit-AES-...
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by leeoniya 7y ago
a few reasons. the main one is that i know canvas and can implement everything i need, but would need to learn a lot of webgl to get any further than a basic PoC. browsers limit how many webgl contexts you can acquire. chrome is capped at 1
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by leeoniya 7y ago
not to hijack too much, but since this is on the topic of timeseries...i'm currently working on a fast* Canvas2D timeseries chart: https://github.com/leeoniya/uPlot * ~4,000 pts/ms on an i5 and integrated gpu
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by leeoniya 7y ago
well framed
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by leeoniya 7y ago
Cash has some api incompatibilities with jQuery. https://umbrellajs.com/ is both smaller and better.
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by leeoniya 7y ago
did they contain the disease or the information?
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by leeoniya 7y ago
HN's front page is heavily moderated/curated; it is far from being purely vote-based.
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by leeoniya 7y ago
yep, i do this on my edge OPNSense appliance, except with https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts
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by leeoniya 7y ago
> The most commonly cited risks of climate change are natural disasters: fiercer wildfires and hurricanes, bigger floods and longer droughts. But one of the most striking recent effects of global warming has been unusually mild weather i
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by leeoniya 7y ago
it was and will be higher before and after there is a "we"
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by leeoniya 7y ago
the quality and value of both Designer & Photo is exceptional. I got a personal license for both and a 5-pack for work. Not being bound to a SaaS/subscription model was key. one thing that's odd is that you cannot export to bm
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by leeoniya 7y ago
> browser feature detection is the way grown up developers have been doing this for several years now. and how do these grown up developers feature-detect when js is disabled? or are they too "grown up" to deal with anything bu
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by leeoniya 7y ago
> If you're doing some sort of if statement on the server to deliver content based on screen size you're probably doing it wrong. Obviously I can't speak for every mobile user, but for myself, it's infuriating to have
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by leeoniya 7y ago
does this mean there will no longer be a way of determining if the device is primarily touch (basically all of "android", "iphone" and "ipad") or guesstimating screen size ("mobile" is typical for pho
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by leeoniya 7y ago
...and watch your DOM weight at least double in size and JS perf drop substantially due to a ton more components.
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by leeoniya 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgRLlqEvOT8
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by leeoniya 7y ago
prototyping scatter support for uPlot: https://github.com/leeoniya/uPlot discussion: https://github.com/leeoniya/uPlot/issues/107 also helping mom set herself up for continuing to teach

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