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by wildpeaks 1y ago
It supports the same things JS scripts can do because it's merely stripping type annotations.
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by wildpeaks 1y ago
The result is the same from the point of view of the end user, the hardware would have continued working without the software update.
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by wildpeaks 1y ago
Most importantly, Node has Typescript support even in LTS (starting with v22.18). I highly recommend the `erasableSyntaxOnly` option in tsconfig because TS is most useful as a linter and smarter Intellisense that doesn't influence runt
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by wildpeaks 1y ago
I still credit dmoz (one of the main data sources back in the days of pre-google portals https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMOZ ) for giving me good habits for data classification And come to think of it, it also influenced
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by wildpeaks 1y ago
I still miss the unique ICQ green/red lists feature, it would let you control who can see you're online without a second account.
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by wildpeaks 1y ago
A good compromise is to set apps to use only wifi and disable data mode of the SIM card, this way you don't receive notifications when you're outside without sacrificing the ability to call for support in case of emergency or simp
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Oxlint 1.0(voidzero.dev)
10 points by wildpeaks 1y ago|0 comments
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by wildpeaks 1y ago
As much as I hoped Blue Sky might succeed where Mastodon didn't, it's by far the platform where I've gotten the most unwanted dickpics and thirst traps, and the general vibe feels so shallow and performative. The signal to no
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by wildpeaks 1y ago
All you need is a bookmark, no extension needed: the "keyword" value is how it's called and "%s" in the url is the placeholder for the query. For example, create a bookmark with keyword "youtube" and url &
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by wildpeaks 1y ago
A fellow LRR enjoyer <3
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GSAP is now 100% free for all users(gsap.com)
5 points by wildpeaks 1y ago|0 comments
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
They'd get a lot less pushback if the annual plan was billed anually like other services, they wouldn't even need to refund part of the remaining time when users cancel auto-renew.
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
When you're logged in at https://account.adobe.com/plans , click the first link in the left sidebar with your current plan, it should mention the day you signed up.
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
Same, I can even feel which general areas don't feel rinsed enough when I don't get enough sleep, although I can't be sure if it's the accurate location or merely the position the sensor data gets reported to.
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
It made sense to ponder given HN attracts people with the hacker mindset (the drive of curiosity to understand how things work and how to improve them, not merely accepting the status quo as gospel like the dry monkeys) and frustration is a
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Colormaxxing(karuna.dev)
1 points by wildpeaks 2y ago|0 comments
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
I'm crying of laughter, it's magnificent
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
Sticking to this rule has served me well over the years: - resources that are dynamically-generated are served by API endpoints, therefore known locations with predictable parameters - everything else must be static files And definitely no
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
A lot (most ?) people do jobs they don't enjoy to make ends meet, figuratively punched in the stomach yet without the luxury of being highly paid.
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
I look forward to the day it's widely available. But red across the board at https://caniuse.com/temporal looks like it's still far away, and a 20Kb polyfill seems heavy compared to the 2Kb size of Day.js
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
I'd advise against using TS enums nowadays because they conflict with a few useful flags (such as "isolatedModule" or Node type stripping). A good tsconfig: https://gist.github.com/cecilemuller/80fed1b963
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
He was the reason for half my username, so long maestro.
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
If you're referring to the word "isomorphic", it was quite trendy a decade ago although I hadn't heard it in a few years.
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
A privacy policy wouldn't stop a bad actor, just like a robots.txt wouldn't prevent scraping.
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
It's framework exhaustion: when you want to nail something to the wall, you don't want to have to spend hours figuring out what's the latest magic formula needed to get Hammer to work, especially when you had to do it so so s
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
This caused quite a stir on Bluesky with blocklists against HF employees and counter-blocklists of "Anti-AI" people. The author already removed the dataset (although he forgot the converted copies in refs, I'm sure he'll
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Vite 6.0 Is Out(vite.dev)
12 points by wildpeaks 2y ago|0 comments
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
As much as I hoped Mastodon to win (even backed their Patreon for a year), they kept underestimating the onboarding friction and now that the general audience was ready to switch, of course they went for the twitter clone that is easy to jo
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
It doesn't stop the dunking because people will quickly adjust to use screenshots instead of detachable quote-tweets, but you're less likely to stumble on it, everyone remains in their bubble.
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by wildpeaks 2y ago
And they wonder why so many people stick to Windows 10

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