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oDot
2y ago
vleam does not use Vue's `<script setup>`, but instead transpiles to a regular `<script>` block, so it does not rely on specialized syntax. It works surprisingly well, and Gleam, being such a simple language, is a joy to co
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oDot
2y ago
That's what I used, indeed not very comprehensive
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oDot
2y ago
That's a great idea, thanks for sharing
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2y ago
That's pretty cool. I'm the author of vleam[0], which enables Gleam usage in Vue SFCs. If there's one thing I missed building the LSP is an awesome-list, where I could find stuff like Multispy -- LSP resources weren't ea
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In Bumble, "Delete Account" May Not Delete Your Data
(blog.eventful.is)
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2y ago
I didn't say OP wants to know everything about everything. You seem to have misunderstood me.
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oDot
2y ago
I did not make any claim for or against transparency, but did say that OPs claim for transparency is weak. Lack of knowledge does not imply you can coerce transparency. Not sure how your reply related to it.
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oDot
2y ago
If it's good for everyone there's no need to use the force of law. Stop using force to make people do things you deem right out of thin air
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2y ago
There was no justification for that so-called right other than lack of knowledge Edit: this is reiterated by OP in a sibling comment, guess I framed it correctly?
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2y ago
Not having access to something does not grant you rights to it. You probably know a lot of things I don't, and some things that I can never know. That does not allow me to compel you to tell them to me. Yes, even if I really want to ma
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oDot
3y ago
Slightly tangential -- anyone knows how does libSQL compare to upstream SQLite for shipping with a desktop app or in the browser via wasm? Edit: I've read the readme, hoping for a take from anyone who gave it a try
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3y ago
Always useful to look at the seemingly endless stream of Linux information, the Arch wiki: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/ASUS_ROG_Zephyrus_G14_(2022... Also NixOS has a nixos-hardware repository with configurations
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3y ago
Why not use ActivityPub? ActivityPub is a federated social networking technology popularized by Mastodon. Account portability is the major reason why we chose to build a separate protocol. We consider portability to be crucial because it p
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3y ago
I follow my own "Spontaneous Productivity": https://blog.nestful.app/spontaneous-productivity/ In short: Almost nothing is scheduled. The "what do to" is decided upon at the moment of doing. Definin
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3y ago
I don't disagree, but usually when a solution doesn't fix a painful problem, people are almost disappointed after getting their hopes high. In those posts, the commenters give me the impression that they are mildly annoyed at best
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3y ago
Can you elaborate more about the tradeoffs here? I'm in the same boat, looking for as light as possible with a much battery as possible, was banking on the 16 yet we get 9 hours instead of (an assumed) ~10-11, and 2.1/2.4kg. Someh
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3y ago
I've been attempting this but have paused the efforts due to what seems like lack of interest -- giving me an indication that the problem is not that big of a deal.[0][1] If anyone is interested in my resuming them, let me know at cont
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3y ago
Yes, that too
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3y ago
She's leaving for a job in another state and he just realised he loves her
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3y ago
I am a filmmaker, and interestingly it happened before already. One example is that since cellphones became widespread, it's not very realistic for a guy to run after a girl in the third act of a rom com -- a call is now enough This is
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3y ago
How would this compare to RxDB?
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3y ago
Even with Qubes, you practically have a few big sandboxes holding several applications, rather than a tiny sandbox for each app Spectrum OS is trying to do that, but is still has a long way to go
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3y ago
Yet comments here mention Steam, gaming, photo editing software, and I myself do video editing -- all of those are not going to be packaged by Debian.
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3y ago
You can use Fountain https://fountain.io
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3y ago
Nice landing page. Tip: make the speed comparison an agonizing animation, like esbuild's: https://esbuild.github.io/ Edit: Tip 2: the screenplay looks nothing like a screenplay
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3y ago
People are hailing Linux, but there's one big elephant in the room -- app sandboxing. While Microsoft surely tracks the Windows user, any software may be tracking the Linux user. I've been on Linux for more than a decade, and even
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3y ago
Now that they're in use for a while, does real life observation confirm or deny the reports during development, claiming it's a jack of all trades master of none, "a failure"?
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3y ago
I have written a rudimentary implementation to avoid external dependencies. If you don't mind, a quick google comes up with a couple: https://github.com/vultix/ts-results https://github.com/badrap&
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3y ago
In FileMonger[0], which uses Tauri, I have implemented a `Result` logic for errors in TS, similar to what's available in Rust. It's clunkier, but still much preferable to the mess of throwing. Much easier to handle errors and debu
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The Perfect Dating App
(blog.eventful.is)
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