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by magnio 9mo ago
Can vouch for Starlight and Astro in general. Don't be fooled by the fact that they are npm packages: Astro is geared for content-heavy websites and produces zero-JS bundles by default (i.e., if you just use markdowns without any scrip
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by magnio 9mo ago
You can replace eslint and prettier with Biome or Oxlint + Oxfmt. Vite and Node.js are still the modern safe choices, though if you actually want to play with new things you can replace Node.js with bun.
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by magnio 10mo ago
Shouldn't public documents by the government use a free and libre font? In fact, the mentioned Public Sans developed by the US federal government seems to be a great option, as it actually distinguishes the lowercase l and the uppercas
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by magnio 10mo ago
China made its first computer in 1958 and its first 1 megaflop computer in 1973, so yes, their nascence of computer programming preceded the Cultural Revolution, about 10 years after the West.
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by magnio 10mo ago
For those wanting different colored pills, there are https://justfuckingusereact.com https://justfuckingusetailwind.com https://www.justfuckinguserails.com
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by magnio 1y ago
UUIDv4 is much more scattered (i.e., uniformly distributed), which heavily degrades indexing performance in databases.
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by magnio 1y ago
npm and pnpm are badly affected as well. Many packages are returning 502 when fetched. Such a bad time...
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by magnio 1y ago
> You're absolutely right Perfect satire. Thank you.
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by magnio 1y ago
Same. I switched from Windows to macOS three years ago, and I tried my best to only use cross-platform softwares (or none at all, in many cases where websites suffice). Thanks to Electron many apps work on both Windows and macOS nowadays.
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There Is No Algorithm for Truth – Tom Scott [video](youtube.com)
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by magnio 1y ago
While the current climate is not comparable, I find the actions and general attitude of the current US government similar to that during the McCarthy era. Which led me to this very interesting article from 1965: https://www.thecr
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by magnio 1y ago
ARC-AGI is one of the few tests on which human can complete easily while LLMs still struggle. This model scores 45% on ARC-AGI-1 and 8% on ARC-AGI-2, the latter is comparable to Claude Opus 4 and GPT-5 High, behind only Claude Sonnet 4.5 an
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by magnio 1y ago
On Android, long press home button activates Google Assistant that can OCR the current screen and translate immediately. Unironically one of the only two features keeping me on Android until now.
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by magnio 1y ago
This "pay up for trade access" is similar to the tributary system of feudal China. Every year, neighboring countries of China like Korea, Japan, Thailand, and Vietnam sent envoys to Imperial China, paying gold, women, and exotic
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by magnio 1y ago
https://www.sonatype.com/blog/pytorch-namespace-dependency-c... https://socket.dev/blog/pypi-package-disguised-as-instagram-... https://socket.dev/blog/monkey-patched-pypi-pac
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by magnio 1y ago
Can we get an exception to this? Twitter does not show replies (and many times, the tweet itself) if I am not logged in.
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by magnio 1y ago
Like Tiktok?
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by magnio 1y ago
How the hell is Nepal more peaceful than China or Bolivia? Last week the country has had extremely violent protests, with widespread vandalism and arson leading to inadvertent murder of political leaders, as well as many prison breakouts.
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by magnio 1y ago
Man, I am glad I don't have to work with any developers for whom having to write "className" (which has been in the DOM standard since 2000) over "class" is a deal-breaker.
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by magnio 1y ago
My first exposure to the expression problem is the book Crafting Interpreters, Section 5.3.1,[1] which is very similar to the GP comment. The subsection is a short few paragraphs, with one or two tables for illustration, and it was one of t
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by magnio 1y ago
Not exactly computer friendly, since filenames cannot contain ":" on Windows.
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by magnio 1y ago
From the blog of Anna's Archive (the most authentic shadow library / libgen frontend): > There is a new entrant: WeLib. They appear to have mirrored most of our collection, and use a fork of our codebase. We have copied some o
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by magnio 1y ago
I see some similarity to Fira Sans, which IMO is the most underrated sans serif. It is legible yet quirky, but just enough so as to not be annoying or pretentious.
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by magnio 1y ago
I don't get the people complaining that they need it on their low-power microcontrollers yet instead of using an XSLT library they'd rather pull in Chromium. With how bloated browsers are right now, good riddance IMO
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by magnio 1y ago
I think it's a very good article. Even if you disagree with some of the individual points in it, the advice given are very concrete, pragmatic, and IMO tunable to the specifics of each project. On state, in my current project, it is no
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by magnio 1y ago
Why say yup to disagree with the premise of the article?
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by magnio 1y ago
There are at least six Android app stores in China that have more than 100 million MAUs each: Huawei AppGallery, Tencent MyApp, Xiaomi Mi Store (or GetApps), Oppo, Vivo, and Honor stores.
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by magnio 1y ago
Funnily enough, the article spent a paragraph explaining the initialism and acronym, only to refer to VCD as an acronym later.
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by magnio 1y ago
Anyone knows how Garnet outperforms others so much in pipelining >1 tests while being written in C#?
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by magnio 1y ago
This looks like a good practical companion for a more theoretical text, such as Deep Learning by Bishop.

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