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Rspack 1.1
(rspack.dev)
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mmcclure
2y ago
Ahh ok, I see your point. I'll open an issue on the repo to track this, makes sense to me! Either way, helps to really drive the point home that "it's just a normal media element in a slot."
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Thank you for the feedback! I'm not quite sure I'm following, though. By the wizard do you mean the framework/element picker within a theme? Would you want the wizard there to be something where you can put in a URL for a sub
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This was one where we almost didn't include it because it's pretty impractical, but...I still love it. Yes, 100% fun. If people actually like it we should take a performance pass. In our defense, we at least switched out the ori
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Mux (YC W16) is hiring a video engineer
(mux.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
LLMs definitely make "mistakes". It's well-documented by both users and the providers themselves. Even if 5-10% of questions get a hallucination that sends someone down a totally wrong path, that's too much. It's a
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Reducing Instagram's basic video compute time by 94 percent (2022)
(engineering.fb.com)
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Caltrain's Journey from Diesel to Electric: A 70% Improvement in Ride Smoothness
(nathanblack.me)
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Why is this school abandoned in the heart of SF?
(sfchronicle.com)
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2y ago
I'm not even sure I agree that that one piece renders the entire blog post useless . The process is all there, just because the author didn't share a list of contests doesn't mean someone couldn't do their own research
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2y ago
I feel this, and not even in a situation that had complex transparency needs. I went down a path that needed the surrounding background perfectly matched to the video background, and it ended up being easier to render the video to a canvas,
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2y ago
If I'm going to reach for a 3rd party auth provider like this, I want to be able to use it across all of my potential properties. For example a Discourse forum, or a Shopify store, etc.
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2y ago
Looks nice, congratulations on the launch! I suspect the answer is "no" here, but can Stack be used as an OAuth provider itself? I think all I see in the documentation is using other OAuth providers for authentication.
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2y ago
> The ideal currency has a constant, predictable 2-4% inflation to promote the velocity of money and prevent stagnation. I always liked this idea, and I a few cryptocurrencies/blockchains tried to do something like it, including Ste
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2y ago
Super cool idea. I think it might be getting the hug of death right now because even once I got in I never seem to get a connected bot.
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2y ago
Are you referring to Audi's EVs? Or Audi in general? Either way, looked it up out of curiosity: Audi's parent company, Volkswagen, currently has a market cap of ~58B EUR with revenue over 300B EUR in 2023. Tesla has a market cap o
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2y ago
This is my flow too. I know it’s silly, but 90% of why I pay for premium is just for the tags in my saved notes messages.
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2y ago
I went to their org and thought, "well there's the repo right there," but you're right, it's just a README with a link to binaries. https://github.com/chromium-for-lambda/chromium-binaries Star
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2y ago
My partner makes fun of me for always turning the page with my nose and it makes me very happy to hear I’m not alone. I use the physical buttons if I’m reading on a plane or otherwise sitting down, but I much prefer holding the kindle from
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Wow, Kwin, you’ve outdone yourself! The speed makes an even bigger difference than I expected going in. Feels pretty wild/cool to say it might almost be too fast (in terms of feeling natural).
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> Keeping low numer of controllers on one data line, allows to drive these displays with an increadible speed of 15 frames per second (black – to – white). From Alfazeta's page (including the typos). 15 frames per second feels prett
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YouTube Short Form Videos + HDR Dataset
(media.withyoutube.com)
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My Encounter with the Fantasy-Industrial Complex
(theatlantic.com)
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This has already been corrected, but just calling out a bullet from the feature section: > Cross-platform: NodeSwift works not only on macOS, but also on Linux, Windows, and even iOS! Now I'm curious about the iOS bit. Is that inten
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Patience overflow: a debugging tale old as time
(mux.com)
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Stripe's document db supported 99.999% uptime with zero-downtime migrations
(stripe.com)
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React 19 lets you write impossible components
(mux.com)
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2y ago
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Getting DRM-protected DASH content working on set-top boxes
(websites.fraunhofer.de)
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2y ago
Seems like it, the footer has a note that it’s “inspired by Core War”
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2y ago
It all goes to the creditors + interest. > Although all debts will be paid in full, plus interest, nothing will be leftover for equity holders > Depending on the type of claim they hold in the case, some creditors could recover as muc
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