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by tkzed49 2y ago
Yeah this is wild. If someone joined my meeting while driving I'd end the call and reschedule it.
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by tkzed49 2y ago
I think once you use it for a while, you kind of expect it to be there and tune it out. Then you only really perceive it when you're interested.
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by tkzed49 2y ago
What does this mean? How do you "know" nextjs without knowing React? Do you mean they've heard of it and list it on their resume?
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by tkzed49 2y ago
right, I don't see how this could be useful. Maybe if it could report how often people get ghosted? But that's going to have self selection bias
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by tkzed49 2y ago
now I'm imagining a screen reader reading off the coordinates of 1000 box shadows
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by tkzed49 2y ago
CSS zen garden worked because you had people writing different styles for a single HTML document. How would you write styles for every site ? Sure CSS does colors, but it also does a lot of other stuff that isn't easily transferrable
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by tkzed49 2y ago
if they were truly represented by the same AST, I can't believe the differences between these "languages" would be anything more than swapping symbols out.
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by tkzed49 2y ago
You store raw meat at temperatures that would degrade plastic for several hours, then eat it? There's a reason they call certain temperatures "the danger zone". I'd be more than willing to use a more degradable plastic f
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by tkzed49 2y ago
I agree, my connotation of "web framework" is that it competes with Next.js or Remix or something. This seems like a schema-driven ORM a la Prisma, plus API layer. In other words, you could conceivably use it alongside a "web
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by tkzed49 2y ago
the bandwidth is just enough to broadcast a single digit of binary every second. I'd be interested in some more context on this. I think it's pretty clear that you can encode more than 1bps in a 60kHz signal, but I'm curiou
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by tkzed49 2y ago
maybe you should evaluate whether arbitrary societal norms of "professionalism" or something else are leading to you miss out on cool stuff
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by tkzed49 2y ago
Who are abuse.ch? Are they well-known? I assume the hosts file could be useful to add to pihole?
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by tkzed49 2y ago
I think they have to for the demo, because otherwise GPT will ramble for roughly 3-5 paragraphs. But that's a fair point that this could teach that behavior.
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by tkzed49 2y ago
300-1800W power draw seems impressive! It looks like standard machines are using something on the order of 25kW while scanning, which certainly sounds prohibitive for less developed infrastructure.
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by tkzed49 2y ago
The video looks awesome! I'm on mobile and the first demo is loading 3D tiles but not the splats for me.
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by tkzed49 2y ago
Feels like there's more depressing stuff than that going on in the world. Sure, it's a constant struggle against government overreach and most of us live in a capitalist society, but it's not war or famine. On the other hand
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by tkzed49 2y ago
lame. gpus are sick, and the web is cool.
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by tkzed49 2y ago
I really doubt most people are using either of those for TikToks. _Maybe_ YouTube shorts if they also produce long form content.
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by tkzed49 3y ago
Alright, seems plausible in this case :)
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by tkzed49 3y ago
You should try writing some code to pixel-shade a screen-sized canvas in JS (which you'd have to do to get the textured skybox). I don't think the performance would be usable, especially 15+ years ago.
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by tkzed49 3y ago
Maybe you could have used Shockwave or something? But until WebGL implementations were shipped in 2011, there was no 3D API accessible from Javascript. At the time, Google Maps just did 2D tile scrolling. I remember being super impressed wh
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by tkzed49 3y ago
How are these remotely similar? Or is this really good satire?
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by tkzed49 3y ago
Why can't you use vim and VSCode? I use the neovim extension for VSCode[1] and it works great! That gets me real vim input and the VSCode extension ecosystem. 1: https://github.com/vscode-neovim/vscode-neovim
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by tkzed49 3y ago
Personally I'm a fan of MAKRO, I think his commentary on the meta is very insightful. https://youtu.be/xubbVvKbUfY
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by tkzed49 3y ago
Yeah, the community has made a lot of great progress for the web!
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by tkzed49 3y ago
No idea how to do this in a VSCode extension, but you could place a full-screen <canvas> over the whole editor with pointer-events: none. Then, you could use offsetLeft/Top or getBoundingClientRect() on relevant text elements to
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by tkzed49 3y ago
this is hardly a "good" outcome--hypochondriacs _should_ be interacting with the medical system; the outcome should be mental health intervention.
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by tkzed49 3y ago
very impressive, interviews usually take me longer than that.
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by tkzed49 3y ago
For me, it's been pretty rough. I have about 3 YOE at a very grown-up startup, looking for mid level positions. My specialty is frontend (plus some more niche tech, and of course full stack competency). I've been very slowly findi
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by tkzed49 3y ago
are you trying to get hired right now? How long have you been in the industry? I have a feeling that this sentiment is not coming from people who have been laid off. I know people that have left voluntarily who are not having an easy time e

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