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by phil294 5y ago
I can't think of a solution to this either, but there are also other ways of doing non-refreshing requests sending by toggling background-images, loading=lazy <img> and so on
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by phil294 5y ago
Unfortunately, not even VueX, the official store management library of Vue, is compatible. There is a huge performance bug [1] that makes migrating larger Vue2 codebases impossible. Pretty disappointing, but noone seems to care. [1] https:
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by phil294 5y ago
Games and basic UI elements work great, but there's still several WinAPIs unsupported. 2D drawing for example: Paint.net, the in my opinion best image editor in existence, is borked.
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by phil294 5y ago
Hi HN, this is most likely the most primitive internet search engine of all time, built with CommonCrawl data [1]. It would have been a feasible candidate to work with sql.js-httpvfs [2], a WebAssembly-compiled SQLite driver on a vfs to b
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Show HN: Link-Archive.org(link-archive.org)
7 points by phil294 5y ago|1 comments
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by phil294 5y ago
Neovim apparently supports the LSP protocol natively, so could you please explain why CoC is necessary?
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by phil294 5y ago
Aren't you leaving out partial refreshes here? Several e-ink tablets have achieved near-instant feedback for writing and typing. Full refresh times don't matter near as much for text processing, so I think you are overdramatizing.
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by phil294 5y ago
> just change the "import css" file at the top and have completely different styles. I'm afraid I don't understand the goal here. This is excatly what classless frameworks like Simple.css are doing, and classless is i
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by phil294 5y ago
Same thing with Android - while you can certainly still upgrade your apps, your OS won't, as most manufacturers want you to buy a new phone after a certain period of time (2 years, usually). I really hope to see an EU regulation to put
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by phil294 5y ago
Thank you for the link. uBlacklist [1] is a more popular alternative, also featured recently on HN [2] [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublacklist/ [2] https://news.ycombinat
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by phil294 5y ago
I don't think that "consistent" always necessarily refers to pixel-perfect equality. When using this term in web dev, most would refer to browser standards as in spacing, layout, JS apis, availability of native elements etc.
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by phil294 5y ago
> Matrix, Signal become mainstream Which one? These two are not compatible. Besides, Signal I can see, but a possible Matrix mass adoption is probably still years away. Experiences from previous years have shown that there seems to be n
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by phil294 5y ago
Why not?
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by phil294 5y ago
Cool idea, but why Twitter? Seems pretty unfitted, as you can't sort by date etc.
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by phil294 5y ago
Thanks for your elaborate notes! This is helpful information. When I tried your commands, on Arch via libcgroup-git, `cgcreate -g cpu:cpulimit` only results in `cgcreate: can't create cgroup cpulimit: Cgroup, requested group parameter
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by phil294 5y ago
They have, kind of, it's the energy save mode. On Linux, (besides GPU) you'd set /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu$i/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq to cpuinfo_min_freq, for all $i. I always look for minimum
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by phil294 5y ago
How do you suggest web apps can be granted native app-like abilities, then, if not via a standardized browser API? PWA's are a thing, and arguably the future of app development (including wearable computers, the next big thing). If not
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by phil294 5y ago
Here [1] is an interesting article that advocates for not blindly enforcing SSL everywhere as it makes deliberate mitm caching impossible. Also discussed in 2018 [2] [1] https://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2018&#x2F
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by phil294 5y ago
Custom user styles might work on Chrome, but on Firefox mobile, it's an atrocious experience. You need to install the nightly version, set some hidden developer flags, create a addon collection with your user account on addons.mozilla.
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by phil294 5y ago
I know I'm late to the party but this could do what you want: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/427429-hacker-news-context... (disclaimer, I made it)
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by phil294 5y ago
Bangs are not APIs. DDG does not access 13,565 APIs when you make a search request.
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by phil294 5y ago
Do you have any subscription lists you would recommend? [1] is the only related information I could find. Would be great to expand this. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27994059
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by phil294 5y ago
...which even applies if you enclose the specific term with quotes. These used to help against unrelated results, but not so much anymore. I don't know why. Same thing with DDG and Bing.
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by phil294 5y ago
When "visually scanning" code, in 90% of the cases, only the first 10 characters matter anyway, so I fail to see your point. How often do you really need to grasp, say, all function arguments at once?
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by phil294 5y ago
4:30: half 5 Note that to an English-speaking person, this is wrong, as "half 5" means 5:30. I once tried to explain that logic to a few Brits, in that the German "half 5" means "half [of the hour from 4 t
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by phil294 5y ago
To elaborate on this, RSS-Bridge maintains custom extraction rules for many sites [1], but RSS-proxy attempts to do that for any site using some pretty nifty logic [2]. I tried it on a few pages and it seems to do its job accurately, if t
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by phil294 5y ago
But... almost all cars (including BMW i3) do have seperate fan speed and temperature controls. So isn't this exactly what she would want?
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by phil294 5y ago
Have a look at Borg, it handles incremental backups very well
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by phil294 5y ago
Honest question, if POSIX is not relevant anymore, why haven't wee seen a user-friendly set of command line tools come out yet?
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New Google Features (1998)(web.archive.org)
1 points by phil294 5y ago|0 comments

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