sntran

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   by sntran 2y ago

   Cloudflare has a thing called HTMLRewriter that is both a streaming HTML parser and selector for changing it. It's very efficient and let you change only the places you need. For your example, you can just match in `[id^="insert&q
2. 32.▲
   by sntran 2y ago

   Chrome on Android does not work either.
3. 33.▲
   by sntran 2y ago

   I wonder how useful this is to be placed inside a van for that tiny "bathroom" area. We drive most of the day so the clothes can be dry in there, if the energy usage is efficient. Of course, clothes can be hung outside for the war
4. 34.▲
   by sntran 3y ago

   Wait until you add support for encryption.
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   by sntran 3y ago

   I was excited to use this in my Demo project, but `import from "node:@tailwindcss/postcss@latest"` throws error about the `exports` field in package.json. With that aside, the blog post mentions not having to use `postcss-imp
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   by sntran 3y ago

   Coincidentally, I was just reading about how VSCode support WASM on their web edition[1] and this was mentioned in their effort to implement the Terminal. [1] https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2023/06/05&#x2
7. 37.▲
   by sntran 3y ago

   I have always been fascinated by those sci-fi movies in which a person would swipe up on their tablet, and the current window would fly to another monitor. This maybe be something that can achieve that.
8. 38.▲
   by sntran 3y ago

   Can't find out if this supports encryption, or streaming from stdin and/or to stdout. I haven't found one zip tool that does the above.
9. 39.▲
   by sntran 4y ago

   A lot of these tools convert .osm.pbf provided by OSM to.mbtiles. If only OSM provides the .mbtiles directly, then we don't waste many other servers many hours converting them. Especially the planet one.
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    by sntran 4y ago

    This would be quite convenient when dealing with MBtiles files hosted on S3 or similar. There are efforts such as PMTiles[1] that let us use HTTP Range query to retrieve tiles directly from S3, but we still have to convert MBTiles to PMTile
11. 41.▲
    by sntran 4y ago

    Of last month.
12. 42.▲
    by sntran 4y ago

    Alternatively, rclone also lets you encrypt your data to any cloud providers they support. Great tool!
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    by sntran 4y ago

    Couple counter points: Appliances shipped from Costco.com are in their original packaging. They usually come with damages. I have had a couple items that I had to bring them back to the store to return. Another thing is how they choose whic
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    by sntran 4y ago

    I'm no stranger to Node.js, but everytime I want to start a project with it, I need to setup package.json, install TypeScript, Ava/Jest/Mocha or what have you, a bundle tool like rebuild, and then I can start writing code. If
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    by sntran 4y ago

    I find Deno very interesting. It's written in Rust by Mozilla, executing TypeScript by Microsoft on V8 engine by Google, and its name is sorted version of Node. That aside, I have been very productive with Deno. Web Standards are going
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    by sntran 5y ago

    Unfortunately, that trick has some issues with flexbox.
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    by sntran 5y ago

    I love projects like this. I have recently used `shell2http` for quick server setup that interacts with command line tools like `rclone`. I even wrote a little `shell2discord` library for similar purpose. But `QuickServ` seems to offer more
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    by sntran 5y ago

    This is timing. I was just looking for a solution for a friend who has very bad eyesight due to accident. They want to be able to listen to news articles and such. It would be nice if we can choose languages other than English.
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    by sntran 5y ago

    I'm a huge fan of Erlang and Elixir, but everytime I need to write a cross platform command line tool, I always have to look at Go or Rust. Is building release better now with Elixir? Can I run `mix release` and get a single binary fil
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    by sntran 5y ago

    I really love esbuild. Its speed is amazingly fast, and my node_modules folder is so clean. But not being able to transpile to ES5 makes it a hard choice to use in client-facing projects, where IE11 is not totally dead (yet). Its doable to
21. 51.▲
    by sntran 6y ago

    Nevermind, it's the same with Grid.
22. 52.▲
    by sntran 6y ago

    What about inline or inline-block children, such as an aside, a TOC. You are assuming every children is a block. That is not always the case.
23. 53.▲
    by sntran 6y ago

    How would you do this otherwise?
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    by sntran 6y ago

    A quick note is that by using CSS grid, margins are not collapsed. For the example in the article, the heading and the paragraph are rows, so if they have top and bottom margins, they will be further apart than normally. This can break desi
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    by sntran 6y ago

    I wonder how this would help with WebView. I develop an extension that loads the page inside the WebView, but having to use the WebView's inspector sucks. If this new tool can let other extension use it's panels, it would be aweso
26. 56.▲
    by sntran 6y ago

    I may be missing something here, but... all that for a hit counter? Even using React for the front-end seems overkill for a little widget.
27. 57.▲
    by sntran 6y ago

    Same here. I like their model, as I can play most of my already-bought games on my MacBook. I don't want to buy another copy of a game on a new platform.
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    by sntran 6y ago

    Thanks y'all! I have enough material to read through!
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    by sntran 6y ago

    I have been curious about OS, particularly how a process for a command is handled through it's life cycle, and also things like how redirection works (for things like named pipes). Is there some resources on that topic? Searching for h
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    by sntran 6y ago

    I was curious so I looked it up the desk, and surprised, I did have one of those. Sure you can adjust the height, but once you have your monitor, books and what not, it is a pain to make any adjustments. It has been in "sitting" p