remy_luisant

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The missed chances: What minifiers leave behind(luisant.ca)
1 points by remy_luisant 10y ago|0 comments
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The race for the smallest CSS files continues(luisant.ca)
2 points by remy_luisant 10y ago|0 comments
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The lesser known CPUs: dsPIC33F(luisant.ca)
2 points by remy_luisant 10y ago|0 comments
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The joys of a modern checklister system(luisant.ca)
1 points by remy_luisant 10y ago|0 comments
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
Couldn't they dump out the list of all individual write commands sent to the disk and have seen that the writes are in a suboptimal pattern? This would have been one of the first things I would have done when testing a file system of a
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
That's adorable. I wonder how using such a toggle could change the user behavior. I had a bit of a hard time turning the face into a sad face. I really liked it much better at green. It would be easier to convince me to pay money with
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
True, DO has no Pis. Why does it have to be a Pi, though? With the 1TB of bandwidth and the focus on IPv6, I'd think it would be geared towards networking, so that makes the machine irrelevant. DO does, rent out decent machines that ha
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
The part that I like the best about this one is that it gives you 1TB of transfer. Why? Overkill, no? I think you'd still be better off going with Digital Ocean or something comparable. Probably performs about the same for a lower pric
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The lesser known CPUs: CoolRISC 816(luisant.ca)
5 points by remy_luisant 10y ago|0 comments
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Fun with brute-force testcase reduction(luisant.ca)
1 points by remy_luisant 10y ago|0 comments
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
Thanks for the reminder.
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
I have found Fossil very good for solo version control. I swear by it, but then again I don't work in the industry.
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
Reminds me how some video games would use really garish default textures, so that the errors in texturing stand out. I believe Thief 1 and 2 have done this, but I may be wrong.
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
It isn't meant to be enticing, but factual. It will break stuff. It will run forever. The software that I committed works in theory, but I don't think you should actually deploy it in its current form. If you aren't intereste
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
I really should be doing something else, but this is too interesting. It doesn't yet, but it could. Keep it mind, at the worst case scenario I get to pick which of the four individual minifiers I run. I will always at least be able to
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
The funny thing about the software I wrote is that you can have it do that too. You just need to define what a minifier is. I do permit command line parameters. But honestly, just use pngzopfli as post-processing and pngquant as pre-process
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
I'm an academic. I get very unwell if I'm not pompous at least half of the time. I also had two days to put this together, from conception to submission here. I could have been more innovative, but given the time limit... The best
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
Pay me and I will do this. Otherwise I have to do my day job and my project that I will use to survive when my job finishes. I will even learn CSS and JS to a degree where I can contribute the patches myself.
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
Won't anyone think of the bytes! I'd call this half-satire. Half joke. Half thought experiment. The idea is that you can run this once, benefit forever. I'm myself in a need of a website that fits under 14K because I'm i
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
It is a plan for a followup post to have that.
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
No, but you can do this yourself quite easily. I am way too tired and sleep deprived to do more on this for at least a couple of days. Even then I have other priorities.
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by remy_luisant 10y ago
I'm not recommending doing it either! :)
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CSS Reminification: A crazy idea that worked(luisant.ca)
230 points by remy_luisant 10y ago|123 comments