mubou

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by mubou 2y ago
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Performance/Gui...
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by mubou 2y ago
Wrong erd! https://github.com/solidiquis/erdtree This looks really cool, though. I might try using this as an `ls` replacement, too, just because of how it shows the recursive directory size like `du`. I've always
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by mubou 2y ago
You've never heard that GPL can hinder adoption? Most codebases simply cannot use GPL code because if they do, they'd be forced to relicense under GPL (obviously). Not everyone wants to do that, even setting companies aside. Eve
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by mubou 2y ago
Anyone know how IDB would compare to OPFS for using SQLite in the browser? Would be interested in seeing some benchmarks.
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by mubou 2y ago
Some sites include a JS "log in with google" that does the same thing. You can tell by whether you can select it with the element inspector. Use ublock to block the js version. Also, the login prompt appearing has nothing to do wi
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by mubou 2y ago
Are you talking about the thing that appears in the corner on some sites, which isn't part of the page but rather the browser? I thought that was only in Chrome, but the setting for that I believe is buried under Privacy and Security &
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by mubou 2y ago
It's also just a common Japanese girl's name. Needs a comparison to Vite/esbuild though. The docs only mention Webpack, but idk who's using Webpack on new projects in 2025. There's a benchmark that includes Vite on
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by mubou 2y ago
Would be good to share some examples. You can't expect everyone to go hunt down YC startups' product videos to see what you're talking about. Probably just premiere / after effects, anyway. Not everything's gotta be
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by mubou 2y ago
Previous thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43178831 Dev's complaint: https://github.com/microsoft/vsmarketplace/issues/1173 Apparently that extension had 5M installs prior to
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by mubou 2y ago
> is based on an AI approach called machine learning We've come full circle
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by mubou 2y ago
I thought that was odd, too. It would have made more sense if they'd implemented this for media controls first, and then consolidated the popover attributes into it later. This feels like a record for fastest deprecation of a web featu
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by mubou 2y ago
Neat trick for using an emoji as a favicon
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by mubou 2y ago
Is this the 4th time they've posted this same link in 7 days? No other activity on their account, either. Surely there's got to be a limit...
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by mubou 2y ago
OP, you probably shouldn't say "runs directly in your browser" if it sends screenshots to a cloud service. If anyone wants a similar tool for Windows that does the OCR locally instead, I recommend Text Grab ( https:/&#x2
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by mubou 2y ago
> if a key leaks, all past messages can be decrypted Not to mention, if you revoke a key (maybe because you lost your laptop and want to be proactive about security), without any authenticated timestamping service in the mix, all past me
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by mubou 2y ago
Saw the name "comtrya" and was immediately reminded of that episode of Stargate, but figured it had to be a coincidence. Cannot tell you how happy I was to see the gif in the readme :)
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by mubou 2y ago
> people who depend on LLMs (as in "can do almost nothing without it") This is what makes me afraid for the future of software development. Even in this thread you see people saying they "don't write css and just let
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by mubou 2y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think the copyright statement actually has any legal effect anymore (Berne Convention of 1886 / 1989 for the US) so it doesn't really matter if there's a year or not. I think it&
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by mubou 2y ago
"Restrictive" in the context of licenses has a specific meaning: it's the opposite of "permissive" e.g. MIT and Apache. You can't ensure your licensees don't restrict their users without placing restrictio
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by mubou 2y ago
Yeah, that's insane. Pretty much telling me not to subscribe to your blog at that point. Like sites that have an rss feed yet put Cloudflare protection in front of it... The correct thing to do here is put a caching layer in front so t
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by mubou 2y ago
Did you do this? I'm just curious, if you unplug the TV and plug it back in, how quickly does it start up when in "dumb" mode? My problem with the Bravia TV I have is it takes a solid minute for the Android system to boot up,