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by shukantpal 4y ago
You can download maps offline in Google Maps
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Pitfalls of Debounced Functions(shukantpal.com)
2 points by shukantpal 4y ago|0 comments
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by shukantpal 4y ago
> if questioning Trump's borderline coup attempt is too "woke" for you. It seems like this comment was made in bad faith − because the article is not simply questioning the "borderline coup attempt".
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by shukantpal 4y ago
The very important difference being you are not publically showcasing your browser. A more appropriate analogy is buying a card with a gun attached in the trunk or interior. It's weird but not a negative.
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Pushing the Limit with Tilemap Rendering(teamflowhq.com)
1 points by shukantpal 4y ago|0 comments
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Cloudtorus(beta.cloudtorus.com)
1 points by shukantpal 4y ago|1 comments
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by shukantpal 4y ago
OP here! I'm prototyping Cloudtorus - a web application to let developers & companies self-host open source SaaS software on their infrastructure. The vision is that Cloudtorus autonomously updates the software and handles any serv
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by shukantpal 4y ago
If you're looking for an alternative, look at Teamflow https://www.teamflowhq.com − but it's a lot more! (Disclaimer: I work there)
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Offline Documentation with Webdoc(shukantpal.com)
2 points by shukantpal 4y ago|1 comments
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by shukantpal 4y ago
webdoc is a documentation generator for JS / TS and now the sites it generates can be cached offline with the click of a button! I go through how I did it in this post.
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by shukantpal 4y ago
You provide no points to refute my statement. Being bounded between 0% and 100% is irrelevant, unless you think only 100% efficient is not inefficient - which would be absurd due to the impossibility of obtaining an “efficient” label.
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by shukantpal 4y ago
That question assumes the default state is they didn’t exist already
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by shukantpal 4y ago
Lmao show the numbers then. Is the cost of printing 75% of the newspaper- probably not.
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by shukantpal 4y ago
“Efficient” is a relative comparison. Any absolute threshold would be arbitrary anyway
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by shukantpal 4y ago
False. The problem is so complex we have to resort to guessing / brute force to solve it; if it's so easy, give me a closed-form solution so I can become rich.
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by shukantpal 4y ago
I’m wondering if for these extreme use cases a bare metal program that doesn’t sit on top of a OS / kernel would be substantially more efficient.
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by shukantpal 4y ago
Not really safer "There is no chargeback right however, which can be considered a disadvantage for the consumer using this payment method."
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by shukantpal 4y ago
The question was philosophical not legal. You missed the point.
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by shukantpal 4y ago
Are you including the cost of battery storage in solar & wind power generation for 24 / 7 power output? Otherwise Nuclear power is of higher quality since it can be sustained virtually at any time unlike solar & wind
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by shukantpal 4y ago
>> Should auto-manufacturers be liable for emissions produced by cars that have had their catalytic converters stolen? > This is an interesting hypothetical, but I don't see the relevance That's your willing ignorance, an
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by shukantpal 4y ago
No. Backend itself has that same tooling (compiler / build toolchain) and even that isn’t infra.
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by shukantpal 4y ago
The reason the latter is immoral is because common sense tells us no rational person would enter a contract to slavery under reasonable circumstances. That is not true for software.
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by shukantpal 4y ago
> Nah. You're an (extreme) edge case. False.
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by shukantpal 4y ago
Cringe way to say 21st century
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by shukantpal 4y ago
Yes and? Not a remotely fair comparison.
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by shukantpal 4y ago
Why are you ignoring the regional differences & the other stuff listed above those points in that post?
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by shukantpal 4y ago
The commies are here to give an actual argument, finally. Won't somebody listen to them?
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by shukantpal 4y ago
I'm not a one off 786.
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by shukantpal 4y ago
That's a foolish idea, happy to know it's from a one off.
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by shukantpal 4y ago
That only makes sense if you pay double for using double the packets on another day

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