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by panzerboiler 4y ago
The new fast webserver (flash) is still --unstable, hence not production ready. It has a performance comparable to nodejs+uWebSockets.js and bun (that should be using under the hood a slighly modified version of uWebSockets). edit: as a sil
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
If you want to see which one is faster (kind of pointless since both bun and deno/flash are not production ready) test your own application, and not an "hello world" or a specific workload that has been optimized to win a spe
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
I can confirm. It is extremely choppy and resource hungry for what it does. Since they use Flutter, the UI is rendered using 119 canvas elements. The same thing could be implemented using the web platform (no flutter and no rust) with bette
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
Do you want the operating system to prevent an app to read/manipulate the pixels of a raster image submitted to it? No, thanks. I would avoid instead any app that forces me into doing something that I don't want to do. Detecting s
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
Maybe it was [blurhash]( https://blurha.sh/ )?
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
Congratulations for the release! You are doing an impressive work with bun. I find particulary exciting the built-in sqlite, and I cannot wait to move all my projects to bun. Egoistically speaking (my 2012 mbp doesn't support AVX2 inst
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
Sure. Block access to 450 millions people because it is inconvenient to respect their privacy.
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
Now I am confused. Did you express the same strong advice against doing this to Dominic when they started working on lexical? In the end draft.js already existed. Why reinvent it? How much should we go back in time to find the point when th
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
I know. The APIs offered by browsers for editing text are less than ideal, and require a lot of work to make something robust. That being said, my point stands. If something is not easy it doesn't necessarily mean that is not worth doi
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
> it's not worth it. It depends. If the editor is a central part of what your software is doing and you need/want total control, it's well worth it. General purpose libraries are mostly made of bloat when your project just
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
Easy to restore with two lines of CSS: blink { animation: blink 1s steps(1, start) infinite; } @keyframes blink { 50% { opacity: 0; }}
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
The simulation being massively parallel, it is a perfect fit for a fragment shader. Since the interactions between the particles are mostly local, taking advantage of the fact that the GPU loads a block of neighbouring fragments in the cach
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
Very nice job. You did some massive improvements since the previous article. I will try to follow along with a GPGPU implementation. Thank you!
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
Relax. It's a web toy inspired by another web toy. Nothing serious and nothing to be worried about. If you want to change the world for the better, fight against google, twitter, facebook, and their tracking ads networks. Those are the
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
Nice work, Jason. I enjoyed a lot a talk [1] at GDC by Petri Purho (Nolla Games and before that Kloonigames) that explains the "Falling Everything Engine" used in their game Noita (that I would love to play on my mac...). Highly r
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
He does it "the right way™". Use the platform. Don't use any framework or generic library. Go straight to the point and code what you need, when you need it. Don't minify or bundle anything, and let the people who are le
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by panzerboiler 4y ago
You have been overly dismissive of Casey's work. HH is a treasure, and if you consider that he explained the how and the why of every single line of code, on stream, without cutting any corner, your consideration about the time spent b
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by panzerboiler 5y ago
I write a lot of code on the iPad (more than 40h/week, both webdev and native, since at least 4 years) and I like it better than using my (aging) laptop or a desktop computer. It's incredibly smooth and forces me to do mostly one
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by panzerboiler 5y ago
Probably. I was using a similar technique in the late 80s in turbo pascal. Casey has the merit to have given it a name and make a video about it.
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by panzerboiler 5y ago
The best explanation is probably the one by Casey Muratori ( https://caseymuratori.com/blog_0001 ). He devised the technique and conied the term in 2002.
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by panzerboiler 5y ago
You can find it under System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts, in the Keyboard section. The shortcut name is "Move focus to next window". It will automatically cycle the windows in reverse order adding shift to the shortcu
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by panzerboiler 5y ago
For MacOS this is not true. You will get Safari stable decoupled from the operating system going back two versions (Catalina and Big Sur). What you cannot run is Safari Technology Preview, that is available only for the current OS version.