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by pekim 1y ago
Oops, that'll teach me to read articles properly before commenting, rather than just skimming.
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by pekim 1y ago
It's not an http server. Try with something like nc or telnet, and you should get an 'ok' response before it disconnects. telnet -4 susam.net 8000
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Signing Board Agreement Merely to Be Considered for a Directorship?(ebb.org)
3 points by pekim 2y ago|0 comments
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by pekim 2y ago
It's 50 feet. Using Pythagoras, it's the square root of 30*2 + 40*2. It effectively a 3, 4, 5 right angle triangle.
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by pekim 2y ago
That would be great. Highlighting each one as it's talked about would be even better.
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by pekim 2y ago
Its take on my profile was reasonably accurate. And I have to say, the roasting was pretty fair and not too mean.
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by pekim 2y ago
The page appears to install global keydown/up handlers that swallow all key events. And it also disables the browser's context menu.
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Engineering Deep Dive: New Framework Laptop Webcam Module [video](youtube.com)
1 points by pekim 2y ago|0 comments
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by pekim 2y ago
I prefer to use a language's convention, whatever that might be. The language's standard library will expose names using the language's convention, and using a different convention for my own code's names would make for
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by pekim 3y ago
> Clicking on a step does nothing I found the same thing. For example, if you're currently at step 2 and click on step 6 in the list nothing happens. I would expect it to jump immediately to step 6. I've tried in both Firefox a
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by pekim 3y ago
Walter Bright's Zortech C (née Zorland C) is another one. It was the first C compiler that I used.
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by pekim 3y ago
The article explains the choice of 60 bits, which was indeed because of the many factors of 60. "60 is a multiple of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. Hence bytes of length from 1 to 6 bits can be packed efficiently into a 60-bit word without havi
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by pekim 3y ago
It's all done in the browser, and it's using Math.random. The whole thing is one single 238 line html file, that contains everything; the html, css, and javascript.
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by pekim 3y ago
Sean Barrett, the author of stb_truetype.h, has an interesting article about how stb_truetype does its glyph rasterisation. https://nothings.org/gamedev/rasterize/
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by pekim 3y ago
The library does have Typescript definitions available to use. https://github.com/vanjs-org/van#typescript-support
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by pekim 3y ago
oj comes out very well in that comparison, in terms of both features and performance. Although as you mentioned, it's outdated, not having been updated for over 2 years.
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by pekim 3y ago
I'm with Andrews & Arnold (a UK ISP) and they provide a /48 by default.
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by pekim 4y ago
That was fascinating to watch. I'd be interested to know more about the detection mechanism and feedback loop that was necessary.
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by pekim 4y ago
You can click either of the numbers, or the operator, in the row to remove them.
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by pekim 4y ago
Off Topic
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by pekim 4y ago
Backspace works for me.
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by pekim 4y ago
I'm not sure that's true. $ go version go version go1.18.3 linux/amd64 $ cat static.go package main import "fmt" func main() { fmt.Println("static") }
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by pekim 5y ago
For me it's always words that start with "Tu" that I particularly notice. Americans will usually say twos-day or two-nah, whereas as a Brit I am used to chews-day or chew-nah.
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by pekim 5y ago
I suspect that you might mean esbuild (not eslint).
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by pekim 6y ago
This is what I do, on a $5/month digitalocean VPS. It's about as simple as it gets, and is sufficient for my needs.
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by pekim 6y ago
It does seem a little strange that the article has used an incorrect plural for the very subject that it's discussing. It's hard to believe that no one has drawn the author's attention to this in the four months since the art
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by pekim 6y ago
Fair enough. Thanks for clarifying that.
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by pekim 6y ago
The article says that it's written in rust, and also implies that it is a gtk app. That doesn't sound like an electron app to me. Did I miss something?
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by pekim 6y ago
I agree, anti-aliasing is certainly still required at 400dpi. Although subpixel anti-aliasing is not.
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by pekim 6y ago
It's a reasonably well written and informative page. But there's an annoying oversight. > WinUI 3 is the next version of the WinUI framework, shipping later this year. There's no publication date on the page. That makes it

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