sheerun

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by sheerun 5y ago
And hacking it on the occasion
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by sheerun 6y ago
It's still not very stable for video calls compared to e.g. Whatsapp. Video and audio often is desynchronized and considerable lags are present, even on good connection
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by sheerun 6y ago
I guess the easiest solution is to use Firefox User Agent. It's obsolete header after all, isn't it?
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by sheerun 6y ago
It should be something like 100kb compressed, not 1MB uncompressed
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by sheerun 6y ago
The same way X direction can can be arbitrarily defined in space, the time can be arbitrarily defined in spacetime (so called "frame of reference"). Other 3 directions parallel to time are called space.
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by sheerun 6y ago
You can't move freely in time only in your frame of reference
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by sheerun 6y ago
For photon time passes only for itself (because relative to itself it is not moving). Any interaction with photon (i.e. what we call "observing"), happens with t=0 from perspective of something that collided with photon, and norma
98.
by sheerun 6y ago
What about my point of view? He said that if my eyes and the sun are separated by X light seconds, then X seconds later sun and my eyes are at time distance of zero
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by sheerun 6y ago
It's also worth mentioning that relative to us we are always moving through time with speed of c (there's no spacial speed). It's only relative to some other observers we are moving through space (and vice versa).
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by sheerun 6y ago
So we don't see the sun as of 8 minutes ago, but as of right now?
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by sheerun 6y ago
https://github.com/tauri-apps/tauri probably looks best now
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by sheerun 6y ago
Little misleading title: each particle moves with exactly speed of light through spacetime; the time is just the direction in which it moves through it (relativity says time is individual for each particle).
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by sheerun 6y ago
I mean awk-to-Python transcompiler, it would be useful for datascience. I wonder if it's possible to use awka to create such thing.
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by sheerun 6y ago
Now one for Awk and Python please :)
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by sheerun 6y ago
So they hypothesize it either collapsed to a black hole without supernova or stopped fusion. They don't mention it might just might have been swallowed by black hole.
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by sheerun 6y ago
In a year people will rediscover MobX I guess...
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by sheerun 7y ago
Can someone explain to me why Netflix puts their posts behind a paywall?
108.
by sheerun 7y ago
There's https://github.com/patr0nus/DeskGap which seems little more mature?
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by sheerun 7y ago
As far as I am aware none of popular managed PostgreSQL providers provide access to WAL
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by sheerun 7y ago
Client Hints won't work with SSR because they are available only on second request... I hope they fix it before deprecating.
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by sheerun 7y ago
There is also quite nice httpx library for Ruby: https://gitlab.com/honeyryderchuck/httpx
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by sheerun 7y ago
In Poland we have "Paczkomaty" which are often very close to homes and people can retrieve packages in 3 seconds by waving phone to QR scanner. You can also retrieve packages in convenience stores like "Żabka" or gas sta
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by sheerun 7y ago
Apple's App Store policies state: "Apps that browse the web must use the iOS WebKit framework and WebKit Javascript.". I don't think a fork qualifies.
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by sheerun 7y ago
This issue has been reported at least 4 years ago to Webkit: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=141832
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by sheerun 7y ago
It compiles to C which compiles to everything. You don't have that with Rust or Go
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Show HN: Modern Node 2.0 – toolkit for modern node modules(github.com)
1 points by sheerun 7y ago|0 comments
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by sheerun 7y ago
If you want something really accurate and resistant to any problems with CPU and drift in tickers, then you need to schedule ticks by yourself by reading e.g. performance.now(), like so: https://gist.github.com/sheerun/
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by sheerun 7y ago
It became more useful and stable since last discussed
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by sheerun 7y ago
Seaborn
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Mobile Safari won't allow usable bottom navigation for web applications(bugs.webkit.org)
4 points by sheerun 8y ago|1 comments

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