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by lioeters 1y ago
The next logical step, perhaps ethically questionable, seems to be growing human brains for computational purposes (parallel or quantum) with high bandwidth and very efficient power consumption.
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by lioeters 1y ago
Welcome to the flight, this is your captain speaking. Just want to let you know our entire flight system was vibe coded to the strict standards you expect from our industry, iterated and refined in a virtual environment over twenty virtual-
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by lioeters 1y ago
I fell off your train of thought about halfway through, but I agree with the main point that there's way too much unnecessary churn in the web dev world, 90% is about right. Just busy work, changing APIs, forcing new and untested parad
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The Limits of React Server Components: A Practitioner's Journey(nirtamir.com)
3 points by lioeters 1y ago|1 comments
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Catalogue of Novel Operating Systems(github.com)
3 points by lioeters 1y ago|0 comments
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by lioeters 1y ago
Maybe an usual and non-native wording, but I take it to mean "not that old but a little more than the sufficient level of oldness to qualify".
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by lioeters 1y ago
The coastline paradox, also known as "How long is the English coastline?", is the counterintuitive observation that the coastline of a landmass does not have a well-defined length. This results from the fractal curve-like properti
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by lioeters 1y ago
https://www.classicpress.net/ https://whitelabelpress.org/
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by lioeters 1y ago
Found a draft here: WebAssembly Specification - Release 3.0 (Draft 2024-11-07) https://webassembly.github.io/spec/versions/core/WebAssembly... (PDF) Source: https://github.com/WebAssembly&#x2F
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by lioeters 1y ago
Announcement post in March 2025 summarizes the changes from WASM 1.0. Wasm 2.0 Completed - https://webassembly.org/news/2025-03-20-wasm-2.0/ > ..here is the summary of the additions in version 2.0 of the langua
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WASM 2.0(w3.org)
332 points by lioeters 1y ago|139 comments
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by lioeters 1y ago
That might be because Bun doesn't need an editor extension. It has type definitions and works fine with the built-in TypeScript language server, formatter, etc.
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by lioeters 1y ago
With the reduced funding, Mozilla can fire the overpaid/underperforming executives; and re-hire the tech-focused people who were actually developing the browser.
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You Don't Know Git – Edward Thomson – NDC London 2025 [video](youtube.com)
7 points by lioeters 2y ago|1 comments
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by lioeters 2y ago
A useful feature would be to show such individual project pages when a user searches for a matching term. Great project by the way! I will be visiting it again to learn more about open source alternatives.
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by lioeters 2y ago
The hype bubble bursts: market experiences a trough of disappointment, then recovers a slope of enlightenment toward a realistic valuation of the new technology.
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by lioeters 2y ago
Pretty sure we all breathe unhealthy air, you can't get away from the hundreds of millions of automobiles flooding pubic space with pollution.
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Building a Universal Mini vMac Application(philz.blog)
1 points by lioeters 2y ago|0 comments
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by lioeters 2y ago
I had a similar early learning experience. Grew up on BASIC, LOGO, a bit of 8086 assembly, Turbo Pascal, C. Pretty sure these first few languages affected or shaped my childhood mental development somehow, for better or worse, and how I thi
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by lioeters 2y ago
Do you think this is inevitable? It sounds like, if distributed LLMs are technically feasible to achieve, it will eventually happen. Maybe that's an unknown whether it can be solved at all, but I imagine there are enough people working
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by lioeters 2y ago
That's what they want you to believe.
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by lioeters 2y ago
> you could also just call React components from XHP Fascinating, I didn't know there was such a close integration between XHP and React. I imagined the history like XHP being a predecessor or prior art, but now I see there was an o
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by lioeters 2y ago
> it seems that most here have not experienced working on complex projects The hubris in this sentence is chef's kiss . You have no idea. > When stuff does matter, anger happens No, anger is completely unnecessary. It's a p
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by lioeters 2y ago
> That's boring. How can you continue a conversation like that? It's insulting and the person is now way more disinterested in talking to you. Best way is to be curious about the other person, whatever they're into. Gradua
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by lioeters 2y ago
Correct Readable Idiomatic Simple Performant
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by lioeters 2y ago
> worried with localStorage of losing my work Unfortunately localStorage is not guaranteed to be persistent, especially on Safari/Webkit. > Starting in iOS 13.4 and Safari 13.1, LocalStorage will be cleared after 7 days of no use
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by lioeters 2y ago
How would you even define what is clockwise or not if there is no other particle as a reference? You can look at it from the other side and say it's spinning in the opposite direction. I think it's enough to say that it was spinni
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by lioeters 2y ago
Useful tip, I suppose it will look like: temp=$(mktemp) trap 'unlink $temp' EXIT # Do things
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by lioeters 2y ago
["p", "How would you represent ", ["b", ["i", "mixed content"]], " in JSON?"]
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by lioeters 2y ago
Legibility. Same with punctuation marks.

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