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by seabass 1y ago
Really beautiful! Love the artwork and the fact that this runs so well in the browser. Was surprised to realize it was multiplayer!
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by seabass 1y ago
> how easy is it to administer for clients outside of my network or possibly even outside my country? You can run Jellyfin in any docker container. If you want to run it on a NAS in your home office and put it on the internet through ngr
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by seabass 1y ago
The information I have on this could be outdated, so take this with a grain of salt, but it used to be the case that in hot code paths the presence of a try/catch would force a deoptimization whether or not you throw. The optimizing co
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by seabass 1y ago
I was surprised by the source including a bunch of try/catch, which results in deopts for that code path as far as I understand, given that the stated benefit over Zod and other validators was that this should be run in performance cri
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by seabass 1y ago
Do a barrel roll https://www.google.com/search?q=do+a+barrel+roll
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by seabass 1y ago
Is there more info on how the todo list tool is a noop? How exactly does that work?
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by seabass 1y ago
> One particularly enthusiastic user of LLMs described having two modes: “shipping mode” and “learning mode,” with the former relying heavily on models and the latter involving no LLMs, at least for code generation. Crazy that I agreed w
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by seabass 1y ago
Hahah how did I miss that! It’s even linked in the description. Glad you pointed it out. Let me also link the word enjoyers out there to another favorite of mine, then: https://carefulwords.com/
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by seabass 1y ago
I’d be interested to see the performance of the same visualizer in a canvas or animated svg instead. Forcing these animations through the dom seems a little absurd to me, but I’ve been surprised by web performance before.
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by seabass 1y ago
When it comes to getting a deeper understanding of words you already know, two of my favorite resources are Etymonline [1] and the 1913 edition of Webster’s dictionary [2]. And if you’re curious why 1913 specifically, this post [3] gives a
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by seabass 1y ago
Very kind of you! Just reached out. And I agree, the lack of sponsored results among the top 3 and overall quality of the results are valuable.
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by seabass 1y ago
Yep, they had me check my proximity to the nearest Google Cloud region. The ping was ~30ms, so that was pretty unlikely to be the cause. In my screen recordings that compared the exact same searches, despite the low ping, Kagi results would
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by seabass 1y ago
I tried to give Kagi a fair shot by using it for a few months. I loved a lot of features, especially the boost/block lists. But I always felt the responses were way too slow for something I use that much. I benchmarked a handful of que
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by seabass 1y ago
I love this sort of cs history. I’m also curious—why do we “throw” an error or “raise” an exception? Why did the for loop use “for” instead of, say, “loop”?
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by seabass 1y ago
The town of Kiruna in Sweden is currently being relocated because it is sinking into the iron mine that originally led to the founding of the town. Some buildings are being relocated on tracks in a similar way to that Shanghai video. https
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by seabass 1y ago
Huge kudos for omitting analytics tracking for an app like this. Your reasoning totally resonated with me, and I hope more app devs follow suit!
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by seabass 1y ago
I made a super simplistic chrome extension for this. Doesn’t work on all websites, but YouTube and most online video courses are covered. https://github.com/sebastiansandqvist/video-speed-extension
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by seabass 1y ago
With js being a garbage collected language, what is the benefit of the destroy method here and why is it necessary?
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by seabass 1y ago
It's trivial to disable it. I wouldn't let that hold you back from using an amazing editor!
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by seabass 1y ago
I love that not only are the inputs binary, but so are the results.
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by seabass 1y ago
> Anchors positioned absolutely over my map wouldn’t solve the pixel-based positioning problem or give me the irregular-shaped clickable areas I wanted. Anchors within an external SVG wouldn’t work either. If you're trying something
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by seabass 1y ago
Zed's agentic editing with Claude 3.7 + thinking does what you're describing testing out with the $100 Claude Code tool. Why leave the Zed editor and pay more to do something you can run for free/cheap within it instead?
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by seabass 1y ago
Your original here is distinctly better! It shows your voice and thought patterns. All character is stripped away in the "compressed" version, which unsurprisingly is longer, too.
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by seabass 1y ago
Really awesome project! I’m reminded of something else in the AR/music space from a few years back. Someone made a VR passthrough app to project synthesia-style keyboard overlays onto your actual piano keys. Always cool to see what new
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by seabass 1y ago
The news did not affect the price in the way you are describing. The AH drop you are noticing was well after markets had time during the trading day to react. The timeline is important: the earliest archive link of the news I can find is fr
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by seabass 1y ago
{"error":"Too many requests, please try again later."} a missed opportunity for some humor
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by seabass 1y ago
My first thought as well! The author of uPlot has a good demo illustrating their pitfalls https://leeoniya.github.io/uPlot/demos/stacked-series.html
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by seabass 1y ago
He did, by rerunning it on a screenshot of the image
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by seabass 1y ago
Trekker coverage is often official, too. I think you are confusing this with photospheres. Also important to note that there is vehicle coverage that is unofficial.
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by seabass 1y ago
To me, no. It’s in the developer experience where Solid really shines.

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