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   by slmjkdbtl 2y ago

   It takes less than the time to write this comment to check the code and see Bun is not a wrapper over Node
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   by slmjkdbtl 2y ago

   A breath of fresh air when there's no "AI" mentioned in a product launch
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   by slmjkdbtl 2y ago

   but JS is the only answer to client side interactivity without hacks, there's nothing to be convinced
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   by slmjkdbtl 2y ago

   On macOS there's also Meta[0] which I found better than mp3tag. You can also always use builtin Music.app for organization + tagging. I've been using it (or iTunes before) to manage my local music library for 10 years now and it&#
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   by slmjkdbtl 2y ago

   I've been using wezterm for a long time now, feels very light but very powerful and great customizability.
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   by slmjkdbtl 2y ago

   My only problem with all thing plain text is I need cross-platform sync cuz I write on both my phone and laptop. For these I use Simplenote which has served me super well, but still looking for solutions where I can actually write plain tex
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   by slmjkdbtl 2y ago

   I find most ergonomic to write file manager as a vim plugin, I can just open things directly as buffers, only need to hit one key to toggle between file editor and file manager.
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   by slmjkdbtl 2y ago

   How would you prefer it? I think the default styles (on chrome) are just enough, looks consistent with the rest of the default HTML styles.
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   by slmjkdbtl 2y ago

   I think people mainly think TempleOS as an artistic achievement more than technical
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    by slmjkdbtl 2y ago

    You don't need a xcodeproj at all for a pure C macOS application (or do you need it 10 years ago? I see the last commit is 10 years)
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    Home Movies carried me through the pandemic, fond memories of the show
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    Interesting, I'll try that later. But I guess that won't have some useful attributes on <img> like "alt"?
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    Sounds like they fetch the JS code from the url and embed those code in the HTML, but doesn't have a JS engine to execute those JS.
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    I used to only do single file HTML pages too, until I have a page that have multiple occurrences of the same image, it's wasteful to have the dataurl string every time that img occurs. Maybe I can save the dataurl string in JS once and
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    What will happen to the world if we found a way to calculate matrix multiplication that uses 0s time and 0 resource?
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    Yes.. Good music, or any good art are consumables.. I'll always "like" them but that visceral feeling won't always happen.
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    What's the use case for this? Is doing a roundtrip to the server on every client interaction ever a good idea for building user facing UI?
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    I think React (hooks) invents a convoluted solution to a problem that can be solved in a more direct way, and there's a lot of big caveats hidden behind the interface that can cause big performance problem and bug. Their invention also
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    I meant I was embarrassed that these experienced engineers have to put up with some of the bad parts (I think) of web dev, that React (hooks) has a lot of unnecessary complexity and requires some unique mindset you have to train specificall
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    I feel embarrassed when some of the great back end / system programmers I work with have to go in the front end code base and write React. They can submit patches to linux source like it's nothing but understanding React is just t
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    also genact https://github.com/svenstaro/genact (but used to pretend compiling / downloading not coding)
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    I think UI = f(state) can only be 100% true in immediate mode UIs? That you can literally have a pure function that takes state and user input and returns a pixel buffer to put on screen. That seems not possible for retained mode UI, which
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    Everything is logical, some things have more rules and some things have less
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    I started playing saxophone 2 years ago and have been making good progress (by my own definition). Here's my take: 1. If you don't have tremendous passion don't bothering thinking about mastering it. Be ready for practicing t
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    This would work better on mobile where dragging is easier and more intuitive
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    The sound effect for successful combination is 80% the fun
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    For personal archiving, how does WARC compare to tools that can save pages as single HTML that can be directly opened in browser, like SingleFile, monolith? [0] https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/singlefile/m
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    It sounds like limitations of egui / Rust instead of immediate mode GUI. I've made flexbox-like layout systems in immediate mode GUIs and found them far easier than retained mode, since everything is redrawn every frame.
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    Yeah that's fair! Everyone has their own way to do stuff
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    by slmjkdbtl 3y ago

    You need to invent and build non-trivial systems to compile JSX, while you only need a couple lines to make a mithril.js style hyperscript h() without the need for a compiler, and you get variables, loops / array maps etc for free sinc