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tmpfs
5y ago
I think the word for this is "equanimity" and it is certainly a desirable state. But it should not be "grey" like the sibling comment indicates but full of joy, bliss and wonder. I think experiencing equanimity is a sign
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tmpfs
5y ago
Thanks, i will take a closer look at nix!
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5y ago
Client implementations typically need to be deeply integrated with the host PL/OS but I think we can create a shared package registry with a protocol that sits on top of IPFS. A single tool for publishing to the registry would push th
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tmpfs
5y ago
You want me to include a Javascript file to style my website and you use the non standard `x-style` attribute. I think i will pass and write vanilla CSS or something that compiles down to it.
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5y ago
I for one am happy that the EFF are making noise about the broken patent system applying to software inventions and I hope they are able to change the patent system. A real uphill struggle no doubt, but important work. Thanks EFF.
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6y ago
Pragmatic polyglot generalist with 22 years experience in applications (web/desktop/mobile), systems and networks. Seeking work with Rust but also willing to write Go, Java/Kotlin and Typescript. Remote only, not willing to r
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6y ago
This look great, thanks for the post and open-sourcing the project. I played around with Wireguard directly and having better ergonomics without vendor lock-in is great, i look forward to taking it for a spin.
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6y ago
I had a crack at this here: https://github.com/mkdoc/mkcli One of these days i would like to rewrite it in Go or Rust. I even got around to generating bash/zsh completion scripts from the generated program descrip
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6y ago
I have been following and using this for a while and it works great for small to medium sites. I built from source and self-host. Congratulations on gettiing it launched James!
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6y ago
This comment is misleading. They may appear to be the same but they are not because in certain languages (like Rust) you are forced to handle the `Option` case when a value is `None` which guides a programmer's thinking in the directio
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6y ago
I agree, the `data-` variant should be enforced so that the markup is always valid.
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6y ago
Congratulations on the release, i have been following htmx for a while and whilst have yet to use it, conceptually i think the ideas are solid. I think the trend towards SPAs and everything is Javascript/JSX has created a situation whe
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6y ago
I highly recommend this series of podcasts. I think i have listened to nearly all of them now. Melvyn Bragg is an acquired taste, at first i didn't like the way he interjects very much but now i am used to his style it's fine. The
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6y ago
I think it is important that this (or something similar) lands in modern browsers. The hard requirement on Javascript to use custom elements has been a big deterrent for me to get too heavily invested in web components. This is the missing
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6y ago
Rust's error handling really made me fall for the language but there are a couple of pain points for me. As others have pointed out the inability to use the `?` operator when a function does not return `Result`, it looks like solutions
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6y ago
I did this intentionally for a few years about five years ago and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The only reason i ended up getting a phone afterwards was to develop mobile software. As i notice myself get too attached to my device i mi
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6y ago
Hi rich_sasha, i am working on a tool that does all that. Hoping to have an alpha ready soon, drop me a line on muji [at] tmpfs.org if you want to give it a try, cheers!
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6y ago
This is really smart, good job. I look forward to taking this for a spin, the point of not adding a build step is critical for some of my current work. I think the time for using CSS preprocessors is over, they add very little value now we
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6y ago
Both the link and github comments are down for me too; I am unsure whether it has been down more since the acquisition but this is unacceptable to me. I have been trying to post a comment to an issue i made for the last few hours and every
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6y ago
I wrote some tooling around this for creating man pages from markdown for CLI apps: https://github.com/mkdoc/mkcli And a generic man page output is here: https://github.com/mkdoc/mkout/blob&#x
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6y ago
This is interesting, thanks for sharing. I wonder if a remediation for the moment would be for local websocket servers to check the Host header before sending the 101 switch protocol response. Also would a CORS "Access-Control-Allow-Or
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6y ago
Check out commonmark for something less fickle than your average flavor. It adds a specification so users and developers know what to expect.
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Getting a PHP OOM error on that page.
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7y ago
I have hardware problems with jumping mouse and trackpad issues and no chance of getting it resolved as i do not live in a country with support and had to buy the machine in another country. I now have serious reservations about Dell build
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7y ago
It should be pointed out that mindfulness is one of many practices in various esoteric belief systems (typically with a view to complete self-realization) and when taken out of context and practiced alone it can have benefits (depending upo
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7y ago
Oops, and number of channels too!
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A frame is a function of the encoding frequency and bit depth, these both determine how many raw PCM samples consititute a "frame".
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7y ago
This is due to the image being inline by default, just needs inline-block. There are other hacks too.
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US could ban 'addictive' autoplay videos and infinite scrolling online
(theguardian.com)
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We really, really wanted to use and like Gitlab but after a few months trial found the UX very poor in comparison to the main competitor. The icon heavy interface and general layout decisions made things hard/cumbersone to find, any pl
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