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by rmccue 3y ago
I have a foldable shopping bag which is smaller than my wallet, you don’t need a full backpack. If I think I might want to pop into the shops while out, I’ll chuck it in my pocket. Sure, if you want to do a big family shop then it’s a bit d
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by rmccue 3y ago
With Broadcom’s plan for VMWare, Oxide certainly seems to have had excellent timing here.
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by rmccue 3y ago
Not to be too negative, but this seems quite inaccessible to anyone using a screen reader or other non-visual output device. Unlike with SVGs or images, there seems to be no way to provide an alternative representation? Similar to the inacc
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by rmccue 3y ago
I mean with WordPress hosting - I don't doubt Caddy is used in production by companies elsewhere. :)
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by rmccue 3y ago
Good to know. That said though, my understanding is that the vast majority (let’s say >85%) of sites these days are on managed hosting rather than shared hosting (or even VPSes) with cPanel.
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by rmccue 3y ago
You could consider making them real mDNS domains then, and using mDNS to resolve them to your desired IPs.
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by rmccue 3y ago
I’m not aware of anyone running Caddy at any sort of scale for customers. From what I’ve seen, it tends to be only self-hosted people running it. The overall trend in WP hosting has been away from shared and VPS hosting towards managed ho
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by rmccue 3y ago
> WordPress famously used LiteSpeed (and still does) I presume you mean WordPress.com here (WordPress = open source project, WordPress.com = product by co-founder of WordPress; it's confusing). They did run LiteSpeed a long time a
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by rmccue 3y ago
Feel free to send me an email if you run into any issues! :)
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by rmccue 3y ago
On the WordPress side, consider using Batcache to generate appropriate Cache-Control headers. While it’ll also cache into your object cache (memcache/Redis), you can disable or ignore that functionality, and then you get a quite good i
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by rmccue 3y ago
> I didn’t know too much about OpenLiteSpeed (“OLS” to its friends) other than that it's mentioned a bunch in discussions about WordPress hosting—and since SCW runs WordPress, I started to get interested This was a trend for a bit b
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by rmccue 3y ago
> stepping out is a personal choice (but now is a choice for the user, instead of banning him from doing something apple doesn't like) The choice is the developer's not the user's, if the app is only available in one app s
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by rmccue 3y ago
Yeah, just noting that link for context (I don’t think it’s documented on the hook’s own page?)
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by rmccue 3y ago
That may be the case, but the communication on the changes is terrible. I only noticed CRA was even deprecated after needing to dive deep into upgrading a dependency, and eventually stumbling over the GH issue comment. Like the original art
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by rmccue 3y ago
From a user’s perspective, they’re not, they’re functions. That’s my point: they introduce a new concept, foreign to the language you’re writing in. There’s not necessarily bad reasons for this, but the cognitive overhead of this is relativ
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by rmccue 3y ago
Per the blog post announcing it, it's not recommended that you use that hook directly, only in libraries: > useSyncExternalStore is intended to be used by libraries, not application code. https://react.dev/blog/
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by rmccue 3y ago
I mentioned this upthread, but the "official" deprecation notice is this comment from Dan Abramov in a GitHub issue: https://github.com/reactjs/react.dev/pull/5487#issuecomment-...
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by rmccue 3y ago
I disagree that they were magic - you could build a test renderer for yourself and see pretty easily how they'd work. The system as a whole was understandable, and it fit into an existing mental model: you implement this interface, and
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by rmccue 3y ago
I agree. Up until Hooks, you could make your own toy React pretty easily if you wanted to - creating a basic, unoptimised version took a few hours. That made the whole system pretty understandable, especially for junior developers - obvious
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by rmccue 3y ago
Alongside the work on server components, they also deprecated Create React App, which was previously the official way to create new apps for development, and which had pretty good ergonomics. However, you won't find that documented on
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by rmccue 3y ago
Agreed; in fact, I've wondered how they managed to make it work so well previously. (But, haven't used Twitter lately, so maybe it broke.)
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by rmccue 3y ago
For anyone who wants a hackable e-ink display, the Inkplate combines a recycled Kindle display with an ESP32 (which also supports the Arduino framework). You can also buy them with both a 3D printed frame and a battery already attached, so
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by rmccue 3y ago
> So this prototype doesn't fit on a $10 quad copter so it's... Flawed? I didn’t read the original as meaning non-military drones, rather non-stealth military drones. For example, to the OP’s point, the Predator drone is powere
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by rmccue 3y ago
Aside from personal devices, which they definitely wouldn’t be using during takeoff and landing, tablets that pilots carry are Electronic Flight Bags (EFBs). These run specialised software, not something like Flightradar24. https:/&#x
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by rmccue 3y ago
“It rather involved being on the other side of this airtight hatchway” - there’s a couple posts in the series. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20060508-22/?p=31...
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by rmccue 3y ago
He’s Australian.
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by rmccue 3y ago
As an aside, I think your product site could be a bit more precise on some of the language; your homepage states "Harriet never trains on your data.", but your FAQ states "She is powered by LLMs [...] but trained on your comp
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by rmccue 3y ago
I’d just like to say: thank you! GitHub’s previous search was not great, and when the new version launched it was a massive leap forward, where it’s now part of my daily workflow. Before this I thought good search at this scale might just b
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by rmccue 3y ago
I agree - no different to pulling together open source libraries in a codebase generally. The concern is that they are doing an "asset flip", pulling together assets into a playable game and selling that off with no huge real work
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by rmccue 3y ago
Also, supposedly large amounts of the game are basically just assets off the Unreal Marketplace, eg: https://www.unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/product/ameri...

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