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theknarf
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While sandbox-exec is officially "deprecated" it will be around for a long time, so building some tooling on top of it to make it useful seems valuable!
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1y ago
.zip sounds like a terrible idea for a top-level domain.
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1y ago
We use tldraw for playing D&D, yesterday it went down and locked our tldraw document forcing us to create an account, but when we made an account it just gave us an error. When I go to tldraw today and try and make a new document it sti
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1y ago
Npm is owned by Github, which is owned by Microsoft. They could have put more tooling into making npm better. For example; pnpm require you to "approve-builds" so that its only running scripts from dependencies you decide on, and
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1y ago
Both SolidJs and Qwik keeps the JSX syntax!
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1y ago
There is already a term for it! It's called "Ralph coding": https://ghuntley.com/ralph/
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1y ago
I've always thought CSS Modules was the best solution as well, having worked a lot with Tailwind its entirely okay, but "CSS in JS" was always a bad idea from the get go.
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1y ago
grep is a tool. jq is a good tool for json.
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1y ago
I'd rather be able to update my dependencies automatically with a few commands instead of manually vendor all my dependencies, keeping up to date is really important for security. I get that game developers who only ever work on buildi
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1y ago
This is like playing a boardgame while exclusively looking at the board through a snapchat filter. Who wants this?
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1y ago
Suggestion, replace this: <item> <title>Last Blog Post</title> <description> I am Jack's XML Parser. I consume unclosed tags I kill jack. </description> <
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1y ago
I mean, there is a reason people don't write Smalltalk anymore xD
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1y ago
Would have been interesting if Bitchat used meshtastic so that they didn't have to reinvent the whole meshing network part, that part is a hard problem to get right.
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1y ago
Presumably the guy doing the throwing was a part of the actual prompt. While the things circled was not.
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1y ago
If only everyone could have agreed upon spir-v
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1y ago
I think databases _should_ be built so that one can do it this way.
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1y ago
At that point just create a database user with read only permissions, delete the entire tool, and give them a copy of "mysql workbench" or "phpMyAdmin" or something similar.
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1y ago
So you built a worse alternative to React, on top of React?
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1y ago
Ironically it feels like GraphQL is more RESTful than most REST api's if we want to follow Fielding's paper.
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1y ago
Filtering on the words "execute" and "executing" is going to create problems if you want to build agents that execute commands.
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1y ago
The article says that local-backups are still going to be a thing, and that it'll use the new format (so that you can restore ex an Android backup on iPhone and the other way around). Presumably you'll have to bring your own solut
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1y ago
Convenience always win. If we want smaller more purposefully built dependencies then we need better tooling that makes those choices convenient.
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1y ago
That's just an argument in favour of monopolization. Monopolization kills innovation and hurts the market. Companies are not individuals that should be allowed to do whatever they want just because they have already invested in R&D
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1y ago
Sometimes people break their MacBook screens, and people sometimes turn them into "headless MacBooks". I've been wanting to get my hand on a cheap "headless MacBook" and add XREAL glasses to it!
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1y ago
- Veilid - Reticulum - I2P - Mycoria - Yggdrasil
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1y ago
Thats what the "File-first" and "Local-first" movements are about!
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1y ago
Lot's of kids still learn a lot from playing Minecraft Java-edition! There's a lot of skill involved in learning to setup a server, install mods, and it can't be installed through Steam, etc. So its not entirely black-and-whi
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I think the biggest problem is that the next generation is growing up without computers. They have closed ecosystems like phones, tablets and Chromebooks. Combine this with the fact that corporations are locking down what you can do on work
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1y ago
EInk have the patent on eink technology and their essentially a monopoly. As such the prices for EInk screens are never getting cheaper. You can buy "cheap" EInk devices [1] with an ESP32 and flash your own software on it, an ESP3
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1y ago
The problem is mostly that there doesn't exist some kind of standard for animators where they can make their animations in their editor and then export it for web. Lottie started out as a plugin for Adobe After Effects to try and let t
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