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minxomat
6y ago
This is here because the review embargo lifted today.
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minxomat
6y ago
I second RFC, I've implemented plenty of them while scribbling over them on the RM1. Also great to quickly show a colleague something on a page. But, the eBook (as in published books) experience is pretty bad compared to basically anyt
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ViDeNN – Deep Blind Video Denoising
(github.com)
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Vector Arithmetic and Cosine Proximity Ranking in Native Postgres
(github.com)
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Versioned Finite State Machines in Postgres
(raphael.medaer.me)
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6y ago
The gist of that is in the article. They never need and rarely do object to "fundamental concepts". Rather, they object to what they perceive to be your belief in them. That way, they never have to address anything directly.
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minxomat
6y ago
Epihub sounds more like a map of epipen sale points or something like that. Definitely 0 association with teaching.
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6y ago
TBF there's only a 50% chance that the deduplication loop will run (once) after 5.1 x 10^9 keys. It's still better than erroring in that case IMO. If that's not needed, the loop and subquery and be removed. This then enables
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YouTube-Like Short IDs as Postgres Primary Keys
(github.com)
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Shinoda's Comprehensive Postgres 13 Changelog with Examples [pdf]
(hpe.com)
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minxomat
6y ago
Going after Apple's policies seems to require fanfare. Spotify made a whole website: https://timetoplayfair.com/ This follows other public denouncements by Hey.com, ProtonMail, Netflix and others, all within a few mont
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NuTLS: Minimal, dependency-free TLS 1.2 and 1.3 library for x64 Linux
(github.com)
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Eepp: A cross-platform C++ UI engine with CSS styling
(github.com)
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6y ago
Demos of all the drag and drop behavior can be seen in the Aqua keynote. Lots of people don’t know how powerful it is on macOS even though it was THE big feature at launch.
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minxomat
6y ago
Or opus outside of CAF
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6y ago
Together with Teal, LuaJIT can become a very safe platform. Vela (fork with many improvements to LuaJIT) has optional, native recursive immutability built into the JIT for Lua-land objects and also compiles next() to dig pairs out of the ny
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6y ago
No, literally TS. It compiles to plain Lua, doesn't add any language features apart from types, has an equivalent strict mode and uses .d.tl files just like .d.ts
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6y ago
Take a look at teal, it does exactly that.
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6y ago
There is a typescript for lua: https://github.com/teal-language/tl
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Dasung Paperlike 3 HD E-Ink Monitor Review [video]
(youtube.com)
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6y ago
It’s also about platforms. For example, it’s easy for me to spend several thousand a month in AWS because as a company we spend a double digit millions amount for it already. However, if I want to buy a new product oh boy will I be in a pro
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6y ago
It borrows from both Swiss style and constructivism.
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6y ago
CTA4 on the prosumer side, although it comes with more mature 2.5D and upper body / face mocap capabilities.
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6y ago
If you want to build something similar, this seems like a good place to start: https://hackaday.io/project/169103-low-power-esp32-handheld
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6y ago
LuaJIT support, please. Other than that some tighter consistency guarantees around KV would be nice. I’m PoCing a small game server on workers and the KV is working great for this so far (turn by turn, but still).
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Teal: Static Type-Checking for Lua
(github.com)
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6y ago
That’s called BLUF. Bottom line up front.
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As long as projects are telling people to do it this way, as long as it’s the easiest way to do so, it’s going to happen and keep happening. An RFC doesn’t get to dictate how devs distribute their software nor how users install it. We see t
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6y ago
Remember to pay PIA with ATM or other anonymous BTC and don’t use your real email address. The account emails are always used in PIA cases and they can’t protect you if that email can be traced back to you.
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DO might use 1.1.1.1 (or Argon even) for routing between some of their PoPs
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