verletx64

8 ms·

31.
by verletx64 7y ago
Worth saying, sometimes there’s nothing to google, or googling wouldn’t yield a significant answer - perhaps the issue lies in some module of fairly home grown code.
32.
Is CSS in JavaScript Okay?(blog.tawhidhannan.co.uk)
2 points by verletx64 8y ago|0 comments
33.
by verletx64 8y ago
Looks pretty good for building a first pass of more atomic Anki notes. I've found that over time, I need to make multiple editing passes on Anki Cards, to try to boil them down into something actually recallable. How has your experienc
34.
by verletx64 8y ago
I understand that you feel that Electron isn’t worth optimising, and your answer offers up a good alternative to Electron. However, this is an interesting question in and of itself, and I think it’s worth hearing out the answers. Could be s
35.
by verletx64 8y ago
Chrome’s ability to dig into frames when debugging web-sockets is something I haven’t seen in Firefox mind you.
36.
by verletx64 8y ago
Unplugging a laptop from the mains is definitely a thing still.
37.
by verletx64 8y ago
It’s the drawing bit that I don’t have much experience of haha
38.
by verletx64 8y ago
As somebody not versed at all in the front end part of an emulator, what’s a good resource for learning how to put together something that will actually render frames? No preference on technologies here.
39.
by verletx64 8y ago
What's the latest with EKS? What's missing still?
40.
by verletx64 8y ago
I think you can concede that if we're talking a five nines foot race, you're unlikely to beat out AWS etc.
41.
by verletx64 8y ago
Why not just cancel it when the terms become unfavourable? You're just losing out this way.
42.
by verletx64 8y ago
There is IMO a lot of value in decoupling the editor from the debugger.
43.
by verletx64 8y ago
What's wrong with a circuit breaker?
44.
by verletx64 8y ago
Is saying that DynamoDB is a columnar database rather than a K/V database splitting hairs?
45.
by verletx64 8y ago
In my view, it comes down to a few questions, the most important of which is: What new capabilities does WASM afford us? I by no means think JS is beyond criticism, but much of the excitement about WASM revolves around writing web stuff in
46.
by verletx64 8y ago
Arsene Wenger put it quite well recently: "Once you are not a danger any more, people love you."
47.
by verletx64 8y ago
How many things are we supposed to do as people? Everybody touts options spanning every domain going from email to mobile devices and it's like, oh it's just a bit of configuration/tweaking for a few hours and then you'r
48.
by verletx64 9y ago
Can I ask, as somebody that hasn't dived into Compiler's yet; not out of not wanting to, but more a 'so much to learn' scenario How does it make a developer better? I see this repeated often, but I don't really see
49.
by verletx64 9y ago
I think it's very contentious to some people (though I agree that at this stage, ML == mathematics). I've read quite a few people on the internet who will swear up and down you don't need the mathematics to apply basic models
50.
by verletx64 9y ago
You weren't born on a range of days. You're unlikely to change your mind about when you were born. You really only ever need to provide three well defined numbers. So, why display a calendar?
51.
by verletx64 9y ago
> An application can still malloc and forget to free -- so aren't you right where you started? The upside of invoking unsafe means that you were able to find out that 1.5% of the code is unsafe and you are able to focus in on it. Pu
52.
by verletx64 9y ago
I wasn't arguing for making anything for lenient, I just meant that WebGL is not necessarily suddenly a bad thing just because of Meltdown/Spectre.
53.
by verletx64 9y ago
Let's not go too far - Meltdown and Spectre is not an excuse to shut everything down. They existed for years before and I'm sure issues will exist for years after.
54.
by verletx64 9y ago
> Write high-level abstractions for everything that is not your core business domain, and don't let secondary component concepts leak into your business domain. This kind of seems really obvious.
55.
by verletx64 9y ago
It's a list of books per topic that the author thinks are valuable books for some topic. With the link through to Goodreads, it actually probably doesn't really matter _why_ the author liked it - I don't know the author, so t
56.
by verletx64 9y ago
Yeah, I'm sorry, if it's good enough, then it's good enough. I get that as a power user, you want the native speed, the native experience, and it's something I value too, I guess just not as much as you. Something in my
57.
by verletx64 9y ago
An application that actually exists for my platform is superior to a better made application that needs to be ported across. It has very little to do with lazy developers. It just takes more resources to release native applications for all
58.
by verletx64 9y ago
Practice makes perfect! It was frustrating because I think I saw what you were going for and it's a good idea. Don't be afraid to drop things, even if they're important. You've got a title, right? "What happens when
59.
by verletx64 9y ago
There's something about this article, it kind of feels like a sequence of staccato thoughts. It feels like it kind of jumps around.
60.
by verletx64 9y ago
Well, now you've got to have people covering those integrations with apt, pacman, homebrew, etc. And instead of this work benefiting everyone, it just kind of benefits some people. Not saying that means you ignore the idea, but especi

More ›