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by rexxars 16d ago
Note that while the underlying birdnet-go project started as BirdNET only, it can now use Google Perch v2, BattyBirdNET (for bats!) and other models in the future. It's a really cool project!
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by rexxars 2y ago
For a real-world use case: Sanity used this trick[0] to encode Content Source Maps[1] into the actual text served on a webpage when it is in "preview mode". This allows an editor to easily trace some piece of content back to a pot
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React 19 Is Released(npmjs.com)
2 points by rexxars 2y ago|2 comments
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by rexxars 2y ago
No blog posts published yet, but React 19 is now `latest` on npm!
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by rexxars 3y ago
The EventSource API (the browser "client API" for Server-Sent Events) leaves a lot to be desired. While I am a maintainer of the most used EventSource polyfill[1], I've recently started a new project that aims to be a modern
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by rexxars 3y ago
I own the C1, and while I’m no big fan of the software - the quality is significantly better and makes it worth it in my opinion. I have occasional connection issues when I plug it in, but it usually settles after a few seconds. Most import
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by rexxars 3y ago
Seems to be hugged to death - every request I run ends in a 500/504 - and there is no error handling to display an error when it happens. What is the backing AI/data source? I tried using ChatGPT for this, but given it's cuto
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by rexxars 4y ago
Hmm, this was proposed 10 years ago by David Keith: https://mashable.com/archive/arctic-global-warming I wonder what has changed, apart from going from $8 billion to $11 billion.
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by rexxars 4y ago
While your memory might be great now, it won't be so forever. Serendipity might not happen as often as you would like, and "important things" may not be all you want to remember. I'm sure your parents or someone from the
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Show HN: Sanity – A Headless CMS Construction Kit in JavaScript(sanity.io)
90 points by rexxars 9y ago|30 comments
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by rexxars 12y ago
It doesn't need it, but I don't see how it is possibly a bad thing? Do you want a textarea that adjusts size based on the content? Sure, you could write that yourself, or you could just `npm install react-textarea-autosize`. Wan
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by rexxars 12y ago
This is a slightly difficult problem to solve, but we are working on a proposal for how this could work. See https://github.com/vaffel/react-components/issues/7
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by rexxars 12y ago
Most popular should be easy to make (based on downloads/github stars) - most useful is a bit trickier. How would that work?
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by rexxars 12y ago
Good suggestion - will see if we can integrate something similar for desktop clients soon
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by rexxars 12y ago
Not possible at the moment, but will be the next feature out the door (I'm the lead developer)