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by oever 9y ago
Not quite. `xmlint --format` can introduce unwanted spaces. Consider this example. hello! `xmllint --format` adds a space between the 'o' and the '!&#x27
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by oever 9y ago
Two of my favorite avatar generators: https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/article391/cat-avatar-genera... the furry version of https://robohash.org/
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by oever 9y ago
I'd prefer to see a headline like "UK government calls out Apple, Facebook and Google for spying on their citizens"
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by oever 9y ago
I get the same nightmare results on Linux in Firefox FF 59 and Chromium 58.
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by oever 9y ago
https://www.artsy.net/artwork/carol-rama-feticci-scarpa-feti...
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by oever 9y ago
This image from the article shows that the original image and the fantasy image are not alike at all. The faces look to have different ages. The computer even fantasized a beauty mark. http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~aayushb/pix
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by oever 9y ago
I do not understand this remark. Linux is being used on laptops by many developers. Whenever I go to free software developer meetings, all I see is people running Linux on laptops.
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by oever 9y ago
> whatever impl you're comparing against is not terribly good. Indeed it is not. The reference is a naive Object based DOM. The benchmark is also not using complete rendering and diffing: it uses versioning on the nodes. It replaces
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by oever 9y ago
I just reran the test page in the repo and browsers have certainly improved. The gains have shrunk to the point (2x speedup at best) that the use of an unsafe API would not be recommended for general use. The test can also run a 'Simpl
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by oever 9y ago
BareDOM is a proof of concept, the code is not very clean, but I'm sure you can get the ideas. Since Moon has a specific way of using the DOM, you might be able to cut down on the number of array positions per node (currently 8).
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by oever 9y ago
> There is really no way to avoid GC when you have a virtual DOM. If you keep the virtual DOM in a typed array, there is not need for relying on the JavaScript garbage collection. Here's an example: https://github.com&#x2
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by oever 9y ago
> a completely unprecedented, patent-pending technology I'm all for innovation which is why I stopped reading here.
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by oever 9y ago
> Riding around in an open jeep taking pictures like these should be on everyone’s list That does not scale. It's much better to buy a magnifying glass and go on safari in your yard or park.
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by oever 9y ago
I've used nom to implement a Turtle parser. The result was fast (it runs the test suite in 50ms) and the code is pretty readable. Certainly much more readable then if I'd used a homegrown set of functions. I've documented the
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Database with alternatives to Calf Serum(fcs-free.org)
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Improved Internet.nl Test for Modern Internet Standards(en.internet.nl)
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Is your internet, website and email is up to date?(en.internet.nl)
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Fast indexing with Rust and Tantivy(fulmicoton.com)
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by oever 9y ago
Perhaps Wekan fits your needs. You can host it yourself. https://wekan.github.io/
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by oever 9y ago
Dutch law requires that official documents be published as PDF/A-1a which is a subset of PDF 1.4 that can be archived and must be tagged.
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by oever 9y ago
> You need a browser with WebGL support. Tested on IE11, Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Chromium." Or the webgl polyfill created with mesa and emscripten.
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by oever 9y ago
At some point an equivalent product could be offered as a replacement. Or parts could be replaced. The cost of this will be reflected in the price of the warranty which also serves as a down payment for a replacement product. But still, the
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by oever 9y ago
Very simple: you buy hardware and software from different vendors. Each device must have enough information available publicly so that other companies can write software for it. You might be able to purchase software and hardware at the sam
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by oever 9y ago
A better incentive would be to require manufacturers to sell unlimited (yearly) warranty for their products. When you buy a product, you'll get the option to pay a yearly renewable sum that guarantees that any failings from normal us
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by oever 9y ago
Agreed. Software and hardware should be sold separately.
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by oever 9y ago
Or paste graphing paper to your bathroom wall with a pencil on a string next to it.
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by oever 9y ago
To avoid market domination, companies should pay a percentage X of their profit as taxes. X is the average market share of the company in the last five years.
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by oever 9y ago
Fuchsia will be a lot more secure by design against user freedom .
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by oever 9y ago
It's also a movie by Paul Verhoeven. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkish_Delight_(1973_film)
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by oever 9y ago
Government employ working on publishing government documents here. This looks very interesting. What if a private key is leaked (by accident or on purpose)? It would be good to have multiple branches of government sign the published documen

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