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niutech
2y ago
Isn't it what Reflection 70b ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41459781 ) does on top of Llama 3.1?
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2y ago
How does Gophie (Java-based) compare with Little Gopher Client or Lagrange in terms of RAM usage?
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niutech
2y ago
Try HTMZ, which is progressively enhanced and is just using a single <iframe>.
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2y ago
Why not just use a pure CSS framework like Spectre.css (including accordions, modals, carousels, tooltips, tabs) and optionally a 166-byte HTMZ where CSS is not enough? You don't need more than 1KB of JS, see PHOOOS at https:/&#x
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2y ago
Better than using HTMX - 48KB of JS - use my PHOOOS technique ( https://kodus.pl ) with pure HTML out-ouf-order streaming, pure CSS framework Spectre.css ( https://niutech.github.io/spectre/ ) and a sprinkle of
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2y ago
HTMX is whooping 45KB of JS, which is being often loaded in <head> blocking rendering HTML, whereas you can have a fully functioning interactive website with pure CSS framework like Spectre.css ( https://niutech.github.io&#x
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2y ago
See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41460812
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2y ago
It isn't neat as long as it doesn't work with all modern web browsers (even with fingerprinting protection) and doesn't have a fallback for older browsers. WWW should be universally accessible and progressively enhanced, star
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2y ago
This page is broken at least on Sailfish OS browser, there is a long empty space after the paragraph: > Alright, so we’re dealing with 92 KiB for gzip vs 37 + 71 KiB for Brotli. Umm… That said, the overhead of gzip vs brotli HTML compres
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INim 1.0 – Interactive Nim shell / REPL / playground
(github.com)
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2y ago
Use Ctrl-Shift-Q so that all windows are closed at once.
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niutech
2y ago
It's a merge of Wiz and Angular: https://blog.angular.dev/angular-and-wiz-are-better-together...
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2y ago
> GCL existed at a time when JavaScript had no notion of a module system whatsoever (not even CommonJS). By 2007, Dojo Toolkit already had a working module system: https://web.archive.org/web/20071120165657/htt
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2y ago
CL wasn't the only powerful library in that era - there were already: Dojo Toolkit, Ext JS, YUI, qooxdoo and jQuery.
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2y ago
You can still use the goog.editor, even if the repo is archived, you can still fork it.
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niutech
2y ago
If you want to experience pure monospaced web, try Carbonyl or Browsh in a Terminal.
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niutech
2y ago
Or better use a P2P IM like Jami: https://jami.net
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2y ago
You can use Telegram Web.
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2y ago
Signal doesn't provide a web app, unlike Telegram.
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2y ago
Because Telegram is E2EE, but only in Secret Chats: https://telegram.org/faq#secret-chats
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2y ago
> It did so without robust security features like end-to-end encryption yet it advertised itself as heavily encrypted. Telegram has E2E encryption, but only in Secret Chats: https://telegram.org/faq#secret-chats
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2y ago
Here it is: https://www.securemessagingapps.com/
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2y ago
Telegram has an answer to this: https://telegram.org/faq#q-do-you-process-data-requests - only Secret Chats are e2e encrypted. As an alternative, Signal or Jami conversations are always e2e encrypted.
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2y ago
It could be done with opentype.js, but sadly it doesn't support `calt` GSUB type: https://github.com/opentypejs/opentype.js/issues/443 That said, we can have Notepad with built-in syntax highlighting now
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2y ago
Great idea! No need to use Hightlight.js, Prism.js or CSS Custom Highlight API for syntax highlighting. Could anybody make an online tool to choose another monospace font, programming language and color theme, and generate a syntax-highligh
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2y ago
I disagree. The more features the more useful the search engine. It doesn't make HN dirty, search engine is a separate project.
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2y ago
In Firefox, just add a bookmark for https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&so... , edit it and add a keyword like "hn". Then type in the address bar: "hn whatever" and it wi
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2y ago
Please add "OR" operator, so we could search for e.g. "webkit OR gecko OR blink" in a single query.
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Is it possible to add the alternative ("OR") operator? https://github.com/algolia/hn-search/issues/169
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What I am missing from Algolia's Hacker News Search is the "OR" (alternative) operator, so that I can search for e.g. "WebKit OR Gecko OR Blink" in a single query. I hope Trieve will have such functionality!
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