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This! It is backwards compatible with many of the older webpack plugins. This makes a migration easier. For me a complete build was 3x as fast.
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A lot of people think SQL is antiquated, and therefore not worth learning. However, SQL is based upon Relation Algebra, which is the foundation of database optimalisation. Any data querying language/library that is not based on relatio
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A SELECT is a readonly operation and can be performed in parallel. However, an UPDATE actually writes and might lock the table. Whereas UPDATE id=id allows for row level locking. There is also the risk of missing newly inserted records betw
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I was thinking it would be cool to have a Minecraft server built with Bevy, but that has also already been done: https://github.com/valence-rs/valence
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well, I meant easy compared to alternative ways of dealing with (async) events.
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2y ago
luckily LLMs do not upvote SO/Reddit answers, which is still done by humans.
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2y ago
Getting Rust developers to become Embedded Engineers is very interesting. Since it is easier to learn Rust than it is to learn C.
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2y ago
Some more information on ESP32 on Rust. Espressif (the organisation behind ESP32) spent effort to properly support Rust on their chips, see their documentation: https://docs.esp-rs.org/book/ Another nice resource for R
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2y ago
Well, you could consider a 'search engine' to be a searchable curated website directory. You could manually curate this directory and only use scrapers to allow text search on these websites. This will always be a possible option
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It’s likely that countries will get CO2 satellites to point fingers at each other. Ending up with everyone monitoring everyone. Also, CO2 import taxes will be introduced to protect local industries like steel, fertiliser, and cement. For bu
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If telerobotics is not new, where can I buy one? In my country minimum wages are high. But having robots be controlled by remote operators from low wage countries might be viable.
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My biggest issue with RxJS is that it is so easy, that you can easily make pretty bad bugs. In particular, you can have a `mergeMap` or a `switchMap`, and with RxJS they are very similar in API. But if you pick the wrong one, it can lead to
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2y ago
These components are interactive, but you can copy them to HTML by inspecting them via your browser.
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It would be nice if shadcn became the standard and you could copy components from any tailwind component library. Technically, this would mean that all these component libraries allow you to copy-paste their components, and additionally the
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2y ago
While I agree that Nix is not user friendly, Nix would allow more hack-ability than the current Arch approach. The Steamdeck modifications often get broken in updates, because the Steamdeck software is an image that is managed by Valve. Mea
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2y ago
This is a US court right?
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Valve does a lot of hacks in Proton to make particular games run better. I think swapping a static library might also be possible if you target a particular game.
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No, it is already confirmed that Wero will (also) replace iDEAL in 2025. Currently, iDEAL is also the base for payment requests (payments between friends). But iDEAL is also definitely an alternative to Paypal for buying stuff from online s
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EPI tookover iDEAL, which is a really good payment service launched in 2006. The premise of European payment system is that consumers are protected via law and payments are dirt cheap. While Stripe charges in USA charges 2.9% + 0.30$ per pa
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LuaJIT would also work with ARM though, so would it be possible to swap it out?
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There are bigger cargo bikes like these: https://eavcargo.com/ Think about the psychics, you remove all the steel of a delivery truck and replace it with plastic. Of course its going to be more efficient. Since it is like a
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You can recommend adding analytics to all your flows. Then recommend some of these sanding tasks in order to improve metrics such as drop-off rate. Managers are more inclined to say yes when there is data involved.
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Why limit yourself to only electronics? You can study at Samsung university, go to the amusement park of Samsung, take the Samsung metro, work at Samsung factories while living in a Samsung apartment, if you get sick you could go to the Sam
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This would make so much sense on a interactive whiteboards and class rooms. Teachers could print new class material they find on the internet
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The same holds for calculators. My university banned graphical calculators from math courses. It is too easy to plug in a formula and see the graph. But for mathematical intuition, they want you know how formulas look like from your memory.
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You could model the internal state like code that a LLM can work with.
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Publishing the system prompts and its changelog is great. Now if Claude starts performing worse, at least you know you are not crazy. This kind of openness creates trust.
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I don't see why the type casting (as HTMLButtonElement) is needed. Because document.createElement("button") returns HTMLButtonElement in TypeScript.
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There are now some torrent apps in the Altstore that are not allowed in the Apple app store. So the Apple review is more limited.
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Now I am curious which products have '0g sugar', but still contain lactose. Here in NL, they normally explicitly add 'lactose' warnings to products.
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