wmanley

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   by wmanley 2y ago

   I don’t think this would be such an issue. There’s about 500x as much oxygen in the air as carbon dioxide. Increasing the amount of carbon dioxide by 140ppm is a 50% increase in carbon dioxide levels since pre industrial times. Reducing th
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   by wmanley 2y ago

   Maybe just stop shitting on the carpet.
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   by wmanley 2y ago

   To clarify: My point is not that Firefox sucks, my point is that Firefox is great - better at handling the web than these new other web-browser engines will be for a long time, and yet it still hasn't broken the moat. It's no
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   by wmanley 2y ago

   I use Firefox too, and I agree it is great - which goes to show that having a great browser engine is not enough to break the moat.
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   by wmanley 2y ago

   > I hope to one day be able to jump in and contribute to break that moat! The moat isn't caused by a lack of non-chrome browser engines, it's because so few people use a non-chrome browser engine. Firefox already exists - it&#
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   by wmanley 2y ago

   Here's the link where he discusses functional programming style: https://web.archive.org/web/20170116040923/http://gamasutra.... He does not say that that his email is completely outdated - he jus
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   by wmanley 2y ago

   Possibly the gp means the four quadrants (two axes)?: https://dunnhq.com/posts/2023/documentation-quadrants/
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   by wmanley 2y ago

   Yeah, the aires are great. I only used the Tesla superchargers in the aires as they were cheaper than the others, and my car would automatically find them. I had no problems at all.
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   by wmanley 2y ago

   > Never seen this in the US. I don't even know what the cable would be. The cable I have is like this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/MENNEKES-36213-c%C3%A2ble-%C3%A9lec... Then the chargers (and the car) just have a sock
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    by wmanley 2y ago

    See also: Hugin - Panorama photo stitcher. I used to use a lot back in ~2006 for making panoramas. It automatically finds "control points" in your photos, figures out which ones are shared between the photos and uses that inform
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    by wmanley 2y ago

    I also completed my first big road trip with the Tesla during the summer holidays. This was around France. With a long trip my preference was to slow charge overnight so as to start the day at >90%, and sometimes we'd also have a s
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    Reckoning: Part 4 – The Way Out(infrequently.org)

    2 points by wmanley 2y ago|0 comments
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    by wmanley 2y ago

    Warning: only click that link if you want to see a cyclist get hit by a train
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    by wmanley 2y ago

    Yes to India and the USA. China and Europe are roughly on par.
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    by wmanley 2y ago

    See also: acoup - Why No Roman Industrial Revolution? https://acoup.blog/2022/08/26/collections-why-no-roman-indus...
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    by wmanley 2y ago

    and also you have to copy (probably allocating) to get a substring.
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    by wmanley 2y ago

    Dependency injection means that the caller explicitly provides dependencies to functions/classes rather than having the classes/function getting their dependencies from the environment. Taking an example like the article. Lets sa
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    by wmanley 2y ago

    I’d love to see something like that applied to a project like Debian. The tools already exist. The cost of switching is too great, and you’d need everyone to learn your new system before you’d see the benefit. I wrote a bit about this here:
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    by wmanley 2y ago

    It's a shame that the list is in that order (both on the htmx website and in the book). Items 1 and 3 are simply not important, whereas 4 is by far the most important feature that HTMX offers.
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    by wmanley 2y ago

    This is known as "The Tyranny of Structurelessness": https://www.jofreeman.com/joreen/tyranny.htm The argument goes that there is always a power structure and it's better that it's explicit rather t
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    by wmanley 2y ago

    Of all the hypotheses they considered, they seem to have missed the obvious one: Cosimo I de' Medici is Eastside and Jesus, God and Mary Magdalene are Westside.
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    by wmanley 2y ago

    Found it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VFgzneS0Dw
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    by wmanley 3y ago

    Disappointed to read that this is an April fools. I honestly believe that practical application of software freedom is held back by tooling, and that through the use of their monorepo and build system Google can actually benefit more than n
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    by wmanley 3y ago

    I feel like I’m missing something here. How would having a library on the system help with serving zstd compressed assets?
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    by wmanley 3y ago

    Try adding the response header: Vary: HX-Request
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    by wmanley 3y ago

    IIRC they walked directly north and measured at midday.
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    by wmanley 3y ago

    Thanks, I've added that to the blog post.
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    Primer: Facebook's Htmx from 2010(blog.williammanley.net)

    8 points by wmanley 3y ago|2 comments
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    by wmanley 3y ago

    > I was curious what it is called when the growth rate itself is going up exponentially The derivative of the exponential function is the exponential function. d/dx eˣ = eˣ So if it’s growing exponentially the rate of growth is expo
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    by wmanley 3y ago

    It looks like it would be a great space lover.