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by seabass 1y ago
It’s been an absolute joy to write Solid the last few years. After a workday of writing React, it always feels so liberating to come home to my personal solidjs code. When used with solid-primitives it feels very expressive and powerful. Bu
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by seabass 1y ago
If you haven't seen Argyle's gui-challenges series, it's some of the best content I've found for learning how to use a variety of cutting-edge CSS features. I thought he was one of the best voices for the Chrome team. h
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by seabass 2y ago
Running `man` without any arguments is a fine place to put an easter egg, though. I'm glad this at least stayed there and was only removed from `man -w`.
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by seabass 2y ago
Never understood why it had to be in the same folder. Can’t the os have its own little db somewhere that has a reference to each path?
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by seabass 2y ago
If you’re using it as a reason to learn React or it gets you excited to get started, sure! Especially if you plan to have more than just static content, it’s totally a viable choice. But as someone who writes a lot of React for work, do I t
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by seabass 2y ago
Loved this write up. Of course the usual caveats with this level of optimization apply, and in general we should be aiming to optimize for human readability. But if nothing else I think it’s a good thing to get a better internal understandi
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by seabass 2y ago
Since the definition of Em and Ex are circular, how do bowser implementers go about actually building them? Do the actual implementations differ from the spec in that regard?
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by seabass 2y ago
Adding ai features to the right-click menu is something I’ve been working on for the past year or so, and it’s always both exciting and disappointing to see one of the big players adopt a similar feature natively. I do strongly believe in t
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by seabass 2y ago
Yabai - tiling window manager Raycast - better spotlight Zed - fun text editor for pair programming f.lux - makes the color temperature warmer at night, much more configurable than the built-in night mode
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by seabass 2y ago
Suppose you don't know the shape of the content ahead of time. This would be the case for most apps that allow users to upload their own sources. It sounds like (at the expense of more computation and time) the reverse adaptive tree ap
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by seabass 2y ago
When they recommend using smaller chunks, how small in general are we talking? One sentence? One paragraph? 100 tokens or 1000? While I understand that the context of the data is important, it’s hard for me to ground vague statements like t
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Email and password authentication should be a last resort(smudge.ai)
1 points by seabass 2y ago|1 comments
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by seabass 2y ago
Is there a mirror link? The original has been down all day
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by seabass 2y ago
There's manim [1] from YouTuber 3blue1brown. And while it doesn't work on the web, there is a port [2] that does, which runs on p5.js. If you want a bit more control, you can use a canvas animation library directly. A few popular
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by seabass 2y ago
That's a great point. Dragging on any of the interactive elements currently fails. Building in the cmd+click option to bail out makes it possible, though.
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by seabass 2y ago
I recently had this debate with my friend, who built this fun test to see how much latency was actually added by waiting for mouseUp: https://click-duration-timer.vercel.app/ I felt pretty strongly that I would hate trigger
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by seabass 2y ago
Just canvas APIs! A lot of fillRect and roundRect in a requestAnimationFrame loop
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Visualizing algorithms for rate limiting(smudge.ai)
390 points by seabass 2y ago|49 comments
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Visualizing Algorithms for Rate Limiting(smudge.ai)
6 points by seabass 2y ago|0 comments
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by seabass 2y ago
Ah, of course it's HaRGB. Really cool. I'm curious, you de-star the color layers or leave them as is when combining channels? When I've tried HaRGB, the Ha layer has the best/smallest stars which means that the RGB color
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by seabass 2y ago
You already noticed the technical card [1], but I can describe some of the details that go into this for those unfamiliar with the items on it. 1. The scope they used is roughly equivalent to shooting with an 800mm telephoto lens. But the f
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by seabass 2y ago
It has been extremely fun to use for personal projects. There are still some things that just do not work, though, like brotli compression which means any library using axios with their default brotli compression setting will crash at runti
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Build a Rate Limiter in TypeScript(smudge.ai)
2 points by seabass 2y ago|0 comments
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by seabass 3y ago
This is unintentionally a great ad for perceptual color spaces. I found it easier to ignore the color and just look at the percentage changes after a while when zeroing in on a guess. I wonder if that would be different in a game of Guess M
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by seabass 3y ago
What is it about ipv6 that is so difficult for hosting providers to support?
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by seabass 3y ago
It appears to be all but Ohio that are down now. It's hard to tell from the status page, though, which says "No downtime recorded on this day" for all locations 2h into the incident. I have one Oregon database that has come b
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by seabass 3y ago
Whenever there's an incident like this, it seems like the status pages take a while to reflect the problem. Why is that? The part of the status page that can be manually updated is now correct, but most of the automated checks still sh
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by seabass 3y ago
The ORM API is very reminiscent of Drizzle, which I think was a great call on Astro's side. I have so far only used Astro for SSG, but seeing code like this [1] has me interested to see how far it can go for SSR tasks that you might cu
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by seabass 3y ago
When would I want to use JSR? The "Why JSR?" section simply says JSR is a superset of NPM that can be used with any javascript package manager. But NPM itself can also be used with any javascript package manager as far as I know.
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by seabass 3y ago
I think it's awesome that one of the first comments suggested that he ported DOOM to the checkbox renderer, and then 3 days later someone else actually implements it: https://healeycodes.com/doom-rendered-via-checkboxes

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