leeoniya

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by leeoniya 1y ago
> "by the way if you have friends who are expert programmers, I don't recommend asking them for help." AI is not an expert programmer [today]. and it doesnt take an expert programmer to arrive at that conclusion.
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by leeoniya 1y ago
i wonder how something like this would perform if adapted to oklab or oklch. these should give good eucledian color distances.
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by leeoniya 1y ago
take a look at my demo [1]. i'd love to see the same set of images quantized with your thing. the quant frog [2] is interesting since it has an artificial single pixel line at the top with a ton of colors to trip quantizers up. [1] ht
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by leeoniya 1y ago
Wu v2 is really good. i said it in 2015 :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9213955 see that whole thread, too
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by leeoniya 1y ago
commercial motivatation needs to show eventual profit to be sustainable, while political does not. though at the outset (pre-profit / private) it's hard to say there's much difference.
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by leeoniya 1y ago
ELI5? so, presumably if you put this thing in front of any starting gate it can navigate any course of similar gates? or was it overfitted to this specific course?
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by leeoniya 1y ago
well if it has certificates! <take my money meme>
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by leeoniya 1y ago
i saw that the hellocsv link was "visited" for me, looked again and remember checking it out when evaluating other csv parsers :) i see you use papaparse. you can try something else, if you want :p https://github.com&#x
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by leeoniya 1y ago
we have a bridge near where i live that can use such a warning crash barrier. you'd think they'd install one after 65 bridge strikes in the last few years. their solution was to build a a stronger bridge, rofl. i guess at this poi
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by leeoniya 1y ago
permission checks (allow/denylists)
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by leeoniya 1y ago
i'm personally a fan of ivi-js. it has blindingly fast perf (edges out Solid by a bit), top-down data flow, with fine-grained diffing, tagged template syntax, real closure state without rules-of-hooks weirdness and waste, super efficie
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by leeoniya 1y ago
do you mean expertsexchange.com? https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/g228h/til_th...
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by leeoniya 1y ago
a couple days ago i asked a buddy (he's an exceptionally good SWE) who was raving about AI coding if he could ask it to write some code that would match or beat the 170 LoC uWrap [0] in size, output quality, or perf. i asked him to do
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by leeoniya 1y ago
"What is my purpose?" "You pass butter"
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by leeoniya 2y ago
maintainer of uPlot here :) they're about same for line chart rendering when using decimation in both.
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by leeoniya 2y ago
yep, looks like it!
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by leeoniya 2y ago
yep, uWrap internally builds a lookup table for char pairs that differ significantly in width together from just adding their raw widths.
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by leeoniya 2y ago
> Now what is there to prevent me from scrolling up and down on a 16:9 display to read the left column of a 10k letter text and then the right column? if the author decided on exactly 2 columns then, well, that's not a limitation of
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by leeoniya 2y ago
we needed something like this for virtualization of the Table panel, data-heavy dropdowns, and long list views in Grafana. so i guess that's a three-in-one? i looked for the fastest thing i could find but canvas-hypertxt wasnt accurate
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by leeoniya 2y ago
> As an old school print designer, I would love to see a return to a web with multi-column text on desktop, that reformatted to single column on mobile, and graphics runarounds much more complicated in shape than what a float can do. thi
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by leeoniya 2y ago
it's where you need to know the wrap points of some text given a width of the container. since Canvas does not offer text wrapping, that is one use case, because you have to wrap manually. my use case is determining the height of a tab
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by leeoniya 2y ago
let me know if you find one: https://github.com/leeoniya/uWrap/blob/main/package.json
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by leeoniya 2y ago
vibe layoffs
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Show HN: uWrap.js – A faster and more accurate text wrapping util in < 2KB(github.com)
121 points by leeoniya 2y ago|21 comments
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by leeoniya 2y ago
"it's gonna be wild"
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by leeoniya 2y ago
Gulf of America would like a word...
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by leeoniya 2y ago
> remembering the compression rhythm with a Bee Gees' song mnemonic i prefer the Queen song mnemonic :D
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by leeoniya 2y ago
> this can only be explained by ignorance. s/ignorance/apathy
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by leeoniya 2y ago
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should."
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by leeoniya 2y ago
im not sure i follow the logic of state boundaries being a useful level of granularity for any audience. if some suburb of Austin has a power outage affecting 10k people in a 3mi radius, that means i get to see 8.7% of the contiguous US lan

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