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811.
by ramses0 8y ago
Many[citation needed] electron-ish apps are also available over the internet (vis: slack, atom, vscode, discord being examples I've personally used). In the case where your software development practices require static bindings to exac
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by ramses0 8y ago
WSL is terrible. It's basically a tech demo (look up what happens if you `cp` a file from `C:\...` to `/home/user` versus `copy` or going the other direction. It's alright to boot up a linux "VM" using docker,
813.
by ramses0 8y ago
It makes sense, V1 is the hack (speed) and if it gets traction then you push for a V2 with different constraints and more market information (leverage).
814.
by ramses0 8y ago
WASM is then the new JVM. Birth and Death of Javascript indeed.
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by ramses0 8y ago
https://jig.space/ Please try this and come back with a fresh perspective.
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by ramses0 8y ago
No mention of http://rosettacode.org , tsk tsk. (specifically: http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:Programming_Tasks )
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by ramses0 8y ago
Basically "<ul id='foo'><li>...</li></ul>" && #foo.append( ...li... ) may cause a redraw, recalc, reflow, of layout + styles for each LI you add to the UL, as well as the rest of
818.
by ramses0 8y ago
Hard agree here. Better to make "git my-stash working-on-foo" alias which makes a separate branch. Stashes have become an anti-pattern for me after having too many fail to reapply or drift out of date.
819.
by ramses0 8y ago
Is there a term for using an ö like this?
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by ramses0 8y ago
Open Source != Free Software. "Free as in beer, not as in speech." You're welcome to pick your own license / source availability terms for your own work.
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by ramses0 8y ago
vis. Google's open source offerings.
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by ramses0 8y ago
For me, this would be perfect a perfect use for removing tablature from some guitar sheet music: https://s3.amazonaws.com/halleonard-pagepreviews/HL_DDS_0000... ...basically be able to slice the above image into variou
823.
by ramses0 8y ago
wwoof + circus turns up something in oregon. Investigate if you're interested.
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by ramses0 8y ago
Click makes python attractive for CLI's. It is far better than bash and perl for simple stuff. Fire looks useful for hacks but Click has been excellently intuitive for me.
825.
by ramses0 8y ago
Clarify this: "The difference between zero servers and one server is much larger than the difference between 100 servers and 101 servers" The person you're talking to is likely thinking of the "100=>101" case, no
826.
by ramses0 8y ago
Last I heard, it was actually "not illegal" to lane split in California.
827.
by ramses0 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timex_Datalink#Optical_sensor
828.
by ramses0 8y ago
"Play games you already own using your own hardware for $0.00 for the next 1 year." "We've noticed frame drops while you're playing Skyrim, click here to upgrade to a premium stream from a premium computer using you
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by ramses0 8y ago
More specifically, it's the recording and exfiltration of even step/step-count data that is dangerous. I have a lot of walking 1-1's on Mondays, which means my step count is easily double that of Thursdays (WFH days). -
830.
by ramses0 8y ago
I've put together a book of poetry using CLI/markdown-ish tools. pandoc make texlive-xetex is what's in the Dockerfile that builds it. If you contact me directly I'd be willing to share how far I've gotten with th
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by ramses0 8y ago
I continue to advocate MarkoJS as "the best" HTML templating language. https://markojs.com It is the best mix of expressiveness, ease, and clarity I've found.
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by ramses0 8y ago
Yes.
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by ramses0 8y ago
Debian has regular key-signing parties, bit-for-bit gpg-signed reproducible builds, human vetting before access / upload is allowed. https://www.debian.org/devel/join/nm-step3 https://www.debian.or
834.
by ramses0 8y ago
Dropbox. It's just files. Or make a company/webservice around it if that's too complicated.
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by ramses0 8y ago
https://www.passwordstore.org/
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by ramses0 8y ago
Please somebody with a VR rig try simulating this. Previously there were reports that an "artificial nose" in VR setups reduced motion sickness [sources needed...], perhaps having an artificial horizon-ish-thing (Han Solo's l
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by ramses0 8y ago
That's an excellent point. Reduce cost of "$xxx" to $x" by filtering / proxying through legible text. And yes. A return to the web's roots. I applaud the author b/c I have constantly wanted to do this
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by ramses0 8y ago
And the majority of people (and businesses) won't care. The ones that do already have "Hi-DPI terminal windows and really sharp text" as an almost-mandatory requirement. Think about it. Sub-pixel text rendering (and AFAIK it
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by ramses0 8y ago
Why not `zip blah.zip blah.html` and do it all as a single html doc? http://pieroxy.net/blog/pages/lz-string/index.html https://github.com/pieroxy/lz-string/blob/master/lib
840.
by ramses0 8y ago
"JSON didn't exist because Us and We"? YAML is an invented serialization format, JSON is a discovered one. As CrOCKford points out, JSON existed as long as JS existed, he just called it out and put a name on it. Anyway, XML

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