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Ask HN: Some posts are not in first page when I'm logged in
1 points by riquito 3y ago|4 comments
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by riquito 3y ago
> “The best thing to do in San Francisco is eat a sandwich and sit in Dolores Park on a sunny day.” Upon being shown the long document with this sentence embedded in it, the model was asked "What is the most fun thing to do in San F
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by riquito 3y ago
It's the old way of versioning things, somewhat formalized. With semver you live in this world where you are promised the versions to follow semantics, but human nature creeps in and we introduce breaking changes (like bugs!) without s
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by riquito 3y ago
It's not all that shiny. Web components have global names (you should pretty much apply a prefix/namespace if you want to work with others) and managing multiple version of the same component in the same page is an issue in any no
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by riquito 3y ago
I see that they recently changed the intro of WasmEdge on Github [1] to " WasmEdge is the easiest and fastest way to run LLMs on your own devices. " Since it's a wasm runtime capable of many things I find bizarre that they no
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by riquito 3y ago
I can see a future where the label "100% narrated by a human" (and similar in other industries) will be a thing
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by riquito 3y ago
You have to go back to your codebase and edit every implementation of the component under the sun. <user-avatar> content is both a view and an interface, which is not obvious
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by riquito 3y ago
> <img title='Jim Nielsen'/> anyone? That's an accessibility gotcha, the title attribute tend to be neglected by screen readers and you should use aria attributes to communicate that information, and display it
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by riquito 3y ago
More recent stats US [1] Percent of adults aged 20 and over with obesity: 41.9% (2017-March 2020) Percent of adults aged 20 and over with overweight, including obesity: 73.6% EU [2] [3] Obese: 16% Percent of adults aged 18 and over with ove
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by riquito 3y ago
What's the preferred way to version web components since their name is global and you can't risk breaking old usages when you introduce a breaking change? user-avatar-v2? What's todays suggested practice?
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by riquito 3y ago
That's not the same thing, I think he's referring to the fact that in Rust you can keep unit tests and code in the same file, and strip them away at build time. That's not a thing in the js world (and most other languages), w
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by riquito 3y ago
So if you are waiting at a stop sign, red light, and someone crashes onto you from behind is it your fault by law? Hard to believe
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by riquito 3y ago
Every big software will end up with open bugs as old as itself
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by riquito 3y ago
I agree overall, but you oversimplify the issue a bit. > can I push this YAML complexity into a script? - what language is the script written in? - will developers use the same language for all those scripts? - does it need dependencies?
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by riquito 3y ago
Perhaps I misinterpreted what you said as "Even when performance is important, C# and Java are top performers". I read it as "they are the top performers", and there are faster rust frameworks in that benchmark, but perh
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by riquito 3y ago
What you write and what's in the results you linked tells quite a different story (composite scores)
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by riquito 3y ago
It's been a while, and overall I'd like them to succeed, but here are the first issues I remember. The fact that scoped elements are not yet part of the standard is quite a turn off. Every web component is global and the first one
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by riquito 3y ago
Don't know about the long lines, everything wraps well to me, but on mobile (firefox) the zero padding on the left side is brutal. The gigantic comment section at the end is a small hindrance, while the right sidebar kills 30-40% of th
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by riquito 3y ago
Turned out gorgeous. Do you remember the original prompt?
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by riquito 4y ago
That's true, but they didn't ratify yet a standard on how to handle web components naming collision, so if you create `my-button` and another developer register `my-button`... Or if you want to use two different version of your ow
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by riquito 4y ago
> For document-organizer almost any language would work fine, there's no need for super-optimized memory management Depends on the scale, and the original comment in this thread mention "serious performance issues" as some
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by riquito 4y ago
tuc instead of cut (cut text better than `cut`, or lines like head/tails - eg cut first and last line at once) (but I'm biased, I'm the author) https://github.com/riquito/tuc/
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by riquito 4y ago
> First, eslint is a developer tool and not intended to run in the browser. from the linked article: "Yes, that means an officially supported browser version!"
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by riquito 4y ago
I guess it's safe to assume that if they're not providing benchmarks claiming it's faster than native, then it's slower (and that's ok)
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by riquito 4y ago
I guess you didn't start from cvs or svn, because the experience moving to git was otherworldly. If git was your first versioning system than you had to learn some concepts first, which you already internalized when you switched to Mer
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by riquito 4y ago
EVGA decision [1] to stop selling NVIDIA cards looks every day smarter [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32870677
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by riquito 4y ago
A bit of a bummer that "get started" requires nextjs, and there's no documentation for a frameworkless build (I understand it's labeled as alpha but if you're going for such grandiose announcement an "how to bu
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by riquito 4y ago
> React is also still 0.x :) It moved away from 0.x around 6 years ago
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by riquito 4y ago
If you dislike some companies, you probably don't want to ever see their content, risk to load any kind of tracking information, or help them with an increase in traffic. I'd love too a turn off feature, or a filter of some kind
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by riquito 4y ago
As an example, afaik, fullscreen apps create something else, like a temporary virtual desktop, and you can't assign keybindings to those since they are transient. The default animation is also a dealbraker if you plan on switching cont

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