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by samschooler 1y ago
I would say Cloudflare "eliminated cold starts" in the context of bringing the server online, not in the form of rendering + caching the SSR page.
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by samschooler 1y ago
The idea of building something like PDF.js makes a lot of sense. I think the core crux of it though is the polyfill should be in the browser, not something that a site maintainer has to manually implement.
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by samschooler 1y ago
There is a photo in the Korea Herald article linked in op's article. https://www.koreaherald.com/article/10550038
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by samschooler 1y ago
Lucky you :) https://antcpt.com/eng/download/mozilla-firefox.html
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by samschooler 1y ago
I love the idea of a SimCity type game with a ton of details. Having the level of detail of simulating a water distribution system is some dwarf fortress type detail. Make sure to also add a permitting office, building permit system, and HO
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by samschooler 1y ago
quick nit: clicking on your logo on https://www.codacy.com/get-ide-extension goes to: https://www.codacy.com/home which 404s
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by samschooler 1y ago
I'm working on a personal project (which is very much not done) which is at the domain https://invit.ing/ It's for creating little invites for small events. Each event gets a https://invit.ing/ sh
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by samschooler 1y ago
And for completeness, here is a video from 2022: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Th8JoIan4dg&t=195s
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by samschooler 2y ago
https://gist.github.com/gmatuz/7186f583df5f28196cc1f402af3bf... This gist is pretty much the exact code, from the base64 encoded stuff. Looks like who ever put this in at least neafed the shell script.
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by samschooler 2y ago
Merge = Smooshes two branches together into one. It keeps all the commits from both branches and creates a new "merge commit" to combine them. Doesn't mess with the commit history. Rebase = Takes all the commits from one bran
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by samschooler 2y ago
This twitter stream was the most reliable for me. Completely took Netflix out of the equation; just some dude at the event with his phone: https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1mrxmMRmXpQxy
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by samschooler 2y ago
Often the US hires young Americans to do these jobs. It is huge for helping young people with job training and class mobility. Without these jobs it will be that much harder to find a job with no experience in the outdoor industry.
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by samschooler 2y ago
Seasonal hiring for intermittent tasks that are best done in the summer is cheap for USFS and makes sense. They don't need to be careers.
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by samschooler 2y ago
Looks like the base Kindle also hasn't been updated at all. Same dimensions, screen, weight and battery life. They also nixed the base Kindle Kids which was the best deal considering it was the same price as base and they'd fix it
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by samschooler 2y ago
This video is referenced in OP's post.
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by samschooler 2y ago
Made a lil script to compare the endpoint response vs the whiteboard. https://gist.github.com/samschooler/2b2831f232339a9d747934b7... Just run: #./solve.js "What is the answer to life, the universe, everythin
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by samschooler 2y ago
Here is the raw answer from the endpoint ./solve "what is the circumference of a square?" Solution: I'm sorry, but there seems to be a misunderstanding in the question. Squares don't have a circumference; they have
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by samschooler 2y ago
./solve "How tall is a giraffe in ants" Solution: I'm sorry, but this isn't a typical math problem. The height of a giraffe can't be accurately measured in ants, as ant sizes vary greatly between species. Inste
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by samschooler 2y ago
Interesting take! I feel like factoring that in: - low gravity: -1 difficulty - less traction because low gravity: +1 difficulty - supply chain from earth: +1 difficulty - full spacesuit in addition to supplies: +1 difficulty So overall my
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by samschooler 2y ago
The fourth photo is Olympus Mons, not a volcano on Mars; it is the volcano on Mars. I'm sure a lot of you know this, however reminding myself of how big this peak is is always breathtaking. A hypothetical ascent in our future would be
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by samschooler 2y ago
We do have that. A designated "Wilderness Area" is the most strict classification. Restrictions in these areas (which cover large majorities of our national parks) are: - No motorized vehicles - No permanent buildings - this even
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by samschooler 2y ago
Looking at the paper, page 564 [0] has the component graph. Looks like the key contributors are (in order of contribution): - Work-Related Activities (~35 minutes more at home) - Sleeping - Assumed at Home (~25 minutes more at home) - Leisu
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by samschooler 2y ago
I understand the intention here of reducing stop time at stoplights for cars, but I think this is a dangerous project. The word pedestrian, or bicycle does not exist in this article whatsoever. Traffic lights are a flawed, but useful tool f
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by samschooler 2y ago
This seems like a good step with import maps. Especially following web standards. I like the idea behind jsr, however I'm interested in how they will be integrating additional specifiers. I don't philosophically like having hard c
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by samschooler 2y ago
Location: Denver, Colorado (Have worked remote for San Francisco + New York companies) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possible, but not likely. Technologies: React, React Native, Next.js, Node, Javascript, TypeScript, PostgresSQL, PostGIS
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by samschooler 2y ago
Location: Denver, Colorado (Have worked remote for San Francisco + New York companies) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possible, but not likely. Technologies: React, React Native, Next.js, Node, Javascript, TypeScript, PostgresSQL, PostGIS
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by samschooler 3y ago
I paid $488 in 2019 for a 14 day JR pass. In 2024, the same pass is $60 more. I wouldn't call that a dramatic increase, and still within the same magnitude of affordability? https://www.jrpass.com/buy-the-japan-rail-pas
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by samschooler 3y ago
I'm sure. That was very recorded. Reminds me of Nixon's speech written in the event the moon landing failed. https://www.archives.gov/files/presidential-libraries/events...
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by samschooler 3y ago
It is supply and demand, but actually has a fascinating supply chain behind it that needs to be timed perfectly. There is a great Planet Money episode on it: https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2015/02/13&
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by samschooler 3y ago
This is what I'm doing this weekend. I'm not even joking, headed to Moab.

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