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by tehbeard 5y ago
I've briefly looked into CRDTs, but I have to ask, beyond a toy-implementation of a TODO list.... how much do they balloon the size of the data stored? Particularly for a complex document like a report with hundreds of fields and arbit
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by tehbeard 5y ago
CouchDB / PouchDB(the JS compatible cousin) make use of a global sequence counter to track which documents have changed between sync. Each database uses an arbitrary byte string to mark a position in a sequence of updates to the databa
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by tehbeard 5y ago
As another comment pointed out, it's more dealing with carefully crafted db files that trigger issues or exploits, like a zipbomb would for archive processing.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Not to give undue credit to Google.... but I do recall a popup in gmail about personalization not too long ago (either this year or last) with the option to opt-out. Might have just been to the EU/UK users though?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I don't see it as matching the situation with USB-C. USB-C has way, way too many subtypes (Power delivery, Displayport over USB-C, Thunderbolt 4, USB 3.2 Gen-2x2.6467764, USB-C form factor but only wired for USB 2.0/3.0) and needs
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by tehbeard 5y ago
There is some data you can get from them (Attestation I think is what the spec calls it?) though it's just a optional request response I think, the 2fa can ignore it by itself or at users discretion? But this data is more about the man
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Nope. Left as an exercise for the user and 2FA provider, and/or the service to provide an alternate recovery system.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
It's simple and effective until a part of the rube goldberg machine breaks...
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by tehbeard 5y ago
No this is closer to SCP-2399[1] It even happened while being observed... 1. https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2399
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by tehbeard 5y ago
It's a comedy act by Bojo the clown (Boris Johnson) and co... To distract the public from the various shitshows currently going on with absolutely daft crap, like this and the "return of imperial measurements"..
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> SQL is a great language for working with state SQL is a great* language for querying relational data.. (* Unless you need to pull relational data out in a tree like structure rather than flattened and denormalized set of rows, in which
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Is a discounted chip price going to sway people enough to offset the hotter core (therefore pricier in terms of power and cooling), and limited (in comparison to EPYC) IO?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Isn't ULA a worthy rival? TBF I haven't kept up with their side and how they're doing with rocket R&D, but I know they're a fairly solid launch provider.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Curious how you plan to handle Redstone and hostile mobs.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
With HTTP/2 server push faltering in production and the real world... it's still best to bundle, but just down to your direct dependencies and with tree shaking (i.e. react and it's deps become one file, react-dom another, an
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by tehbeard 5y ago
The only use case babel in browser I can think of is either interactive tutorial/learning for end users on browser features or React JSX (to snuff out the whole getting a dev-env. setup), and interactive playgrounds like storybook.js t
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by tehbeard 5y ago
That would be vs. github codespaces though wouldn't it?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I'm curious to know what sort of dev work you do with vscode, it still feels rather snappy to me with ~40 extensions, but perhaps using it for other languages is more of a problem?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I'm not sure what attractive features you mean? You can't build/compile/test within this, you'd have to lean on GitHub Actions open in another tab to check that, and actions seems more focused towards automating tes
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Doesn't look like there is, or for any other keyboard shortcut on GitHub...
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Yes, but with write access and commiting from the page (vs 1s' readonly approach), as well as some extensions working (or atleast, it filters better than 1s and only shows those that do work).
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> I think apple should just fix their webgl implementation. They can't even make a key-value storage that doesn't break every other release, you expect them to get something involving complex math to work?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
We got to an ok compromise of video tags and native browser support, with DRM extension for corporate needs/reqs... Is it the best? No. Could it worse, definitely. But without it youd need a Netflix app on your PC... And what safeguard
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Messed up indeed, I have to wonder if it's a strategy though, overstep, then walk it back to seem reasonable...
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Have to wonder if one of the three letter agencies quietly told them to keep it up with some "additional oversight" in place..
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by tehbeard 5y ago
How do I miss the point? You said no transpiling! And I pointed out how you have in be. > Dynamic module loading ...a feature of browsers since 2017/2018? Of which numerous blog posts have discussed the merits of tree shaking and bu
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by tehbeard 5y ago
You literally import a transpiler on the page.... What the hell do you think Babel is? All you've done is shift the work from once at build time to every. Single. Time anyone loads the page on their phone/tablet/pc...
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Another millennial here, shsrig some memories from way, way back in my youth: I remember toast in the cafe at the top of Beatties, and looking out the window to the streets below. Going in to Debenhams to get an original chunky Xbox. It&#x2
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> Game developers have tried for literally decades to bridge the gap between PCs and consoles and mostly failed at that with both platforms being relatively static. For grand strategy / RTS, yeah, that's kind of a function of t
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Implementing WebGPU allows you to make use of GPU resources on the server (from rendering to more compute focused) Localstorage is admittedly a bit niche, but works well as a way to bypass the need to get generic read/write permissions

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