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by tln 2y ago
I haven't seen the proposal, but buttons can already set the form method (and action, and more). So I guess the "Button HTTP Requests" will just save the need to nest one tag? <form><button type="submit&qu
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by tln 2y ago
The first sentence of that article says the language "has been open sourced a few weeks ago". Moonbit is on Github with SSPL, so not quite open source.
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by tln 2y ago
Ha ha now it prints the CGI source #!/usr/bin/perl use CGI; $section = "toys"; $author = "steveb"; $title = "Your Mr. T Name"; $s_title = "mrtname"; $cat1 = &quo
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by tln 2y ago
Just looking at emails: your choices are to trust someone else's domain -- likely gmail -- or own your own domain + some kind of forwarding or 3rd party mail service. For gmail, you risk account lockout like OP is experiencing. You can
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by tln 2y ago
https://www.tiktok.com/@mrgeemath/video/7353832903404490027?...
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by tln 2y ago
That's a version 1 UUID, site only has version 4's
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by tln 2y ago
You can grab this and then remove the "export default" line at the end. https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@stanko/dual-range-input@0.9.8/... Don't forget the CSS https://cdn.jsdelivr.net&
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by tln 2y ago
Thanks for the article!
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by tln 2y ago
This has like 10 stacked effects, thats about 7 too many except for the most demanding aesthetics. Just use the background color + blur + box shadow or border
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by tln 2y ago
Interesting idea... Cheap wireless doorbell is $5 delivered from Amazon. That's your biggest competition for the straightforward case. And that's easier to install, and easier to use. There are plenty of scenarios where a Qr ->
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by tln 2y ago
The native code binding was impressively simple! 7 lines of rust, 1 small JS change. It looks like napi-rs supports Buffer so that JS change could be easily eliminated too.
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by tln 2y ago
You're relying on compression either way... my hunch is that controlling the compression yourself may get you a better result. Git does not store diffs, it stores every version. These get compressed into packfiles https://gi
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by tln 2y ago
> get ~20% of their content changed ...daily? monthly? how many versions do you have to keep around? I'd look at a simple zstd dictionary based scheme, first. Put your history/metadata into a database. Put the XML data into fil
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by tln 2y ago
Congrats, you've done a lot of interesting work to get here. This could be a fantastic building block for headless CMS and the like.
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by tln 2y ago
You can and should check euroNCAP or IIHS for independent safety ratings if you care. BYD's 4 model entered in euroNCAP have 5 stars.
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by tln 2y ago
I find the comment at the end interesting // Creates a user and returns the newly created user's id on success Hmm, it returns an id? But the @returns is Promise<any>? The code as written will change when userService.cr
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by tln 2y ago
Where does LFP fail? Today's LFP batteries are getting pretty damn good.
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by tln 2y ago
Or even https://svelte-omnisite.vercel.app/ which is linked from there. It is the v5 Svelte homepage, currently svelte.dev is v4 Edit: I'm not so sure that's up to date actually. Lots of "Coming soon" se
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by tln 2y ago
Extracting unit tests from your docs: great! Somehow extracting your docs from unit tests: might be ok! Pointing people at unit tests instead of writing docs: not even remotely ok. Is that really what this guy is advocating??
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by tln 2y ago
I suppose the reason for needing a seatpost is to clamp on your stand. E-bikes get heavy, like 30kgs / 65lbs isn't at all rare, I wonder how if thats good for a seatpost? Removable battery is as good as a removable power cable rig
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by tln 2y ago
Kudos to your shop for working on e-bikes at all. My experiences have been that bike shops/mechanics won't even do normal bike stuff, like working on brakes, when its an e-bike.
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by tln 2y ago
-1000 Why would you ever consider breaking everyone's throwaway scripts?? For what is already a universal linter rule?
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by tln 2y ago
Apparently not. From "The Origins of PostScript" mentioned by GP: > The architecture suggested by John Gaffney was to be based on a fictitious stack machine (at that time we had no knowledge of a similar approach taken by the F
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by tln 2y ago
Turn on GC after the first sbrk
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by tln 2y ago
This is fantastic I hope you post again when you've made a standalone page and/or mobile versions, this game deserves lots of success :)
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by tln 2y ago
Yes, apparently it can https://www.graalvm.org/dev/reference-manual/python/Native-E... > CPython provides a native extensions API for writing Python extensions in C/C++. GraalPy provides experimental
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by tln 2y ago
Chartreuse!
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by tln 2y ago
Thats a good point especially since 200kb seems a little low TBH. Is that excluding images?
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by tln 2y ago
npm was always a company, right? Whats the rugpull? Has anything stopped working?
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by tln 2y ago
I'm sure this is common practice, but Disney presumably has copyright on their waiver, so "copy and paste" would have risks

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