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by tln 4y ago
Personally I love the concept and look forward to trying it. I don't like that it requires my password, apparently because it uses "su" -- no other terminal does this! This stopped me in my tracks, I'm not going to to fe
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by tln 4y ago
Interesting paper, thanks for posting. The paper goes on to say: > One should take care not to overestimate the impact of language on defects. While the observed relationships are statistically significant, the effects are quite small. A
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by tln 4y ago
Is it working? I've got my code ready:) <style>#b{--s:12vmin;--w:100vmin;--h:calc(var(--w) / 2);position:relative;width:var(--w);height:var(--w);margin:auto;animation:spin 4s linear infinite;transform-origin:center}@keyf
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by tln 4y ago
I think if you read the release notes for each version you'll see a different picture: Vite 2 was a big architectural change, but Vite 3 and 4 have been driven by external changes -- node EOL, major rollup release, browser releases. Th
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by tln 4y ago
Is this thing front-running? Every domain in my search is "premium" for $1000+.
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by tln 4y ago
RedwoodJS seems to tick the boxes although I'm not super clear on the real-time aspect. I don't see it from scanning the docs. I think RedwoodJS has to be tried given your requirements. Personally, I'd say go with Supabase, a
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by tln 4y ago
I think the Java image should be associated the paragraph before... > In general, the garbage collector is an inefficient beast. The article has a tongue-in-cheek style, does the author really need to link to Benchmarks Game and CPU benc
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by tln 4y ago
Agreed, that's not a feature! It's not every page with an image, eg pages 1, 5, 11 are set with text. Interestingly the rasterized text seems to use Windows-style subpixel aliasing with the red and blue fringes on the text.
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Very interesting... do you know any blogs where these legal issues are discussed? I found the case itself https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/ca5/20...
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The article does mention them... I'm just finding out about this, it could be very useful! https://frontendmastery.com/posts/the-evolution-of-scalable-... .
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by tln 4y ago
Sorry, wording unclear. The last link on the page seems to be an example of "federation". But the link breaks In context: https://fedibb.ml/viewforum?f=3#:~:text=LemmyBB%20on%20Lemmy... Link that breaks: https:&#
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by tln 4y ago
Why does it say phpBB on the upper left? Looks like a cool concept. The last topic on the federated link on the Flagship instance for lemmyBB, https://fedibb.ml/viewforum?f=3#:~:text=LemmyBB%20on%20Lemmy... ...is just a dea
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by tln 4y ago
Sure, I didn't suggest otherwise. FWIW I don't think this "freetone" library is very practical. Pros who need it will pay the $15/mo to pantone, in addition to the $99/mo they pay to Adobe.
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I think the idea is the palette contains the same colors. So if I have a file that was using some spot colors such as PANTONE 576 C, I can sub those colors for TEMPLETONE+ 576 C, which look the same on screen. When I send that to your prin
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by tln 4y ago
That does take a few seconds, for me. But I could see how that could get painful on larger apps. I'm not trying to mislead... but it would be good to know what they are actually measuring.
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by tln 4y ago
I'm a little skeptical as well. Vite is fast I just checked a code base that's at ~900 modules, and vite is ready to serve dev requests in well under a second.
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...and the fastest server is javascript. https://github.com/just-js/just Not that you should choose it over node or bun.sh or deno. I look forward to seeing where bun.sh ends up on the chart. Currently (well, as of the
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by tln 4y ago
Sorry to hear that :( Is there anything you use to detect light like this? Digital spectrum meters or UV detector keychain etc.
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by tln 4y ago
GraphQL isn't a web framework though. ---- I wonder if GraphQL is destined for the same type of evolution; React was a revelation compared to what came before, hugely popular, with a heavy client library and runtime costs. I see some o
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Cool! It looks like the Aurae language leverages Rhai? Or is that temporary? In "Aurae Scope", would logging be in scope as well? Do you think Aurae would be a nice successor to docker swarm, or is that not a product goal?
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by tln 4y ago
> Seriously though, go load up any natively compiled app on your OS of choice and compare the speed of it doing any given task to what you get out of web-based versions, electron versions, etc. There isn't a comparison. My experienc
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by tln 4y ago
"zero-tolerance performance regression policy"... no patch can land if it regresses benchmarked performance. I'm guessing the tooling around this used subversion's increasing commit numbers and it was easier to add a shi
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by tln 4y ago
This makes a lot of sense, except that driving with a trailer isn't very enjoyable. I bet the aerodynamics would suffer too
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I don't know, I've been on flights with webcams on the nose/tail/belly and found those to be pretty entertaining. And it's available to every passenger, not just the window seats. If an airplane design really leaned
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by tln 4y ago
Wow, that is surprising. That must have been a fun one to track down!
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TFA starts with "On April 15, we published a blog[0] detailing an attack campaign ..." So, there was a blog post on April 15, at least. [0] https://github.blog/2022-04-15-security-alert-stolen-oauth-u...
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Where do they claim that efficiency? I'm pretty skeptical... Chain+Derailleurs can be 98% efficient IIRC
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by tln 4y ago
These are great features! I wish I had them in every database. Hmm, I wonder if Babelfish could support that... PS those examples were so good! really good writing :)
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QR codes benefit from shorter URLs too!
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Where are you getting 55 watts? 55 Nm is mentioned...

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