Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
rapnie
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
42 ms
·
721.
▲
Wikipedia: Wikifunctions Running on WebAssembly
(meta.wikimedia.org)
1 points
by
rapnie
3y ago
|
0 comments
722.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
Nothingburger. If you check the author it is "Write one article a day on Medium" and prefer clickbait titles, where possible. State of WebAssembly was quite open pros and cons, challenges ahead.
723.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
Doesn't look to be open source, only source available. I wonder what the plans for Flawless are in this regard.
724.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
And read the related article on implementation and links to the source repo: https://www.lucavall.in/blog/meet-verto-sh-your-gateway-open...
725.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
Thank you for the name. Yes, that design. As I just commented below the stress point shifts to entering the roundabout where people crazily yank their car sideways to be on the proper lane. At all cost avoiding the feeling of having made th
726.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
Yes. One gets used to the system and then it works okay. That ridge dividing lanes may be there for safety reasons.. but one thing I observed is the anxiety to choose wrongly, and the subsequent road rage when wrong decision was made. Both
727.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
In the Netherlands we had a huge phase of replacing regular crossings with roundabouts, which I consider to be an improvement. Now, however this is followed by a re-engineering phase of many of these roundabouts. The 2-lane ones, where a dr
728.
▲
ActivityPub Beta on Xibalba Bulleting Board System
(l33t.codes)
1 points
by
rapnie
3y ago
|
0 comments
729.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
Ah, good observation. This is by Bernard Kolobara the CEO and Co-founder of Lunatic. https://kolobara.com
730.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
First blog post mentions Erlang/OTP: https://flawless.dev/essays/when-letting-it-crash-is-not-eno...
731.
▲
Lichee Console 4A: Mini Laptop with a RISC-V Processor and 7 inch display
(liliputing.com)
74 points
by
rapnie
3y ago
|
47 comments
732.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
Most diagramming solutions are like freehand drawing tools. Besides text-based diagrammers (Mermaid, PlantUML, D2Lang) what are good diagramming components for integration in a web front-end that help with strict, validated diagramming? Res
733.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
In Mermaid, while I like it a lot, you lose control of layout positioning. Does the auto-layout position large diagrams (many shapes + connectors) appropriately? The Excalidraw export format is JSON, so you might use that in source control
734.
▲
Hector Martin on the state of Linux Kernel development
(social.treehouse.systems)
5 points
by
rapnie
3y ago
|
1 comments
735.
▲
Ruffle: Flash Player Emulator
(ruffle.rs)
351 points
by
rapnie
3y ago
|
173 comments
736.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
And then compare interesting discussions and engagement you have on this much smaller Fediverse already with your few-follower account. Xitter is broadcast-mostly influencer garbage network.
737.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
Correct URL: https://www.tweag.io/blog/2023-10-19-json-schema-to-nickel/
738.
▲
AtomVM: Erlang virtual machine for IoT devices
(atomvm.org)
151 points
by
rapnie
3y ago
|
21 comments
739.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
I see it more as both sides taking calculated risk. Developers contributing to a corporate-led OSS project with particular licensing should know that they can be rug-pulled at any time. They benefit during the project and afterwards from a
740.
▲
WebAssembly Wit Cheat Sheet
(cosmonic.com)
1 points
by
rapnie
3y ago
|
0 comments
741.
▲
BeagleV-Ahead open-source RISC-V single board computer
(beagleboard.org)
200 points
by
rapnie
3y ago
|
128 comments
742.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
Do people know about new RISC-V based boards to experiment with? The other day I found Milk-V Duo [0], a $9 computer that runs Linux, and watched a cool video demonstration [1]. Another interesting board is the BeagleV®-Ahead [2], but there
743.
▲
Christine Webber on Scheme Wireworld in the Browser
(octodon.social)
2 points
by
rapnie
3y ago
|
0 comments
744.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
Nothing sales related. I am a FOSS contributor checking HN regularly and may think "Oh, what's this?" but not spend 2min. in that session. A simple different text could avoid me losing interest. Unless the goal is "If yo
745.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
Tangential. This is a cool project. But I notice how many projects similar to this one make it hard to find that out. The landing page says: > Wayfire is a wayland compositor based on wlroots. It aims to create a customizable, extendable
746.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
Nice. I like the approach, thank you.
747.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
What are your thoughts on BDD and Gherkin test scripts? The federated Diaspora* app has a BDD test suite [0], and for the Fediverse people are test-driving if it is applicable for ActivityPub compliance testing [1]. [0] https://g
748.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
The observation that hardcore True Developers™ absolutely hate documentation chores is maybe reflected in low upvote and comment count on this thread. But seriously, this is a good listing of pros and cons, and it is a pity not more exper
749.
▲
The Not-Forking Software Reproducibility Tool
(lumosql.org)
2 points
by
rapnie
3y ago
|
0 comments
750.
▲
by
rapnie
3y ago
Keyoxide may be worth checking out as a FOSS alternative: https://keyoxide.org/
More ›