xpaulbettsx

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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
Fix your browser /shrug
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
> (note: I’m using TypeScript to convert the async iterators and generators into something that node.js can run. See my code here.) This is your problem, TypeScript's Promises polyfill is really really slow. Switch TypeScript to emi
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
Preact, React alternative that almost certainly implements many of React's patents, but without a license to do so. Doesn't sound like a great alternative to me.
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
In my spare time I've been working on this app, which adds a lot of useful features to Windows 10's Virtual Desktop feature, and I'd love for you to check it out. This app is kind of an experiment, to bring the Indie Ethos of
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Show HN: Focus on Work via Win10 Virtual Desktops(peachapp.net)
1 points by xpaulbettsx 9y ago|1 comments
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
https://www.chromium.org/developers/how-tos/api-keys
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
For Windows, you can literally just type `now` in the Releases directory. No micro server needed. Great project though, sorry all those years ago I couldn't convince the Squirrel.Mac folx to do it my way.
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
I mean, the reason is almost certainly for performance reasons - would've been interesting to see the hit that sandboxing takes here to something like `npm install` (aka something that does lots and lots of file creates / writes)
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Peach Beta Launch: An app to organize your work(blog.peachapp.net)
1 points by xpaulbettsx 9y ago|0 comments
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
The Windows version doesn't set a setup GIF, so it gets a default GIF. You should make a nice one :)
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
This is an article as to why Longhorn failed. If you want to know why Vista failed, here's two big reasons: 1. In Vista, there was a completely new Antivirus framework that AV vendors had to use in order to support Vista. Good idea i
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
Like, I'm not sure why anyone thinks that: 1. AWS, DO or Linode won't respond to a subpoena 2. That any of those three won't have extensive logging in place, without the privacy goals that a VPN provider would have You'r
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
:cool:
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
I mean, GitHub Desktop didn't exist on Linux before at all, so I guess "zero battery used" is indeed a high bar to beat.
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Linux-Kernel-Development-Robert-Love/... is very good, as is https://www.amazon.com/Mac-OS-iOS-Internals-Apples/dp/111805...
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
I used Pex a lot, very cool to see your next project is _also_ PL Magic :)
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
Uhhh nope. In TypeScript 2.2.2 your first example is definitely the error you'd expect.
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by xpaulbettsx 9y ago
> I desperately need TypeScript React Hot Module Replacement Plugin I worked on this for electron-compile but unfortunately React HMR itself (react-proxy) fails with actual classes (i.e. using the `class` keyword not-transpiled) or anyth
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by xpaulbettsx 10y ago
I'll give them credit where it's due, it's a great app. That being said, if you've read the source, it's not exactly the most approachable thing in the world. Also, if you're not making your code LGPL/GPL,
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by xpaulbettsx 10y ago
Clarified my statement above re "nobody"
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by xpaulbettsx 10y ago
This article is one giant [Citation Needed]. For example: > California's crumbling roads and bridges sometimes resemble those of the old rural South. The state's public schools remain among the nation's poorest. Private ac
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by xpaulbettsx 10y ago
Stop using an operating system that was released 8 years ago
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by xpaulbettsx 10y ago
I mean, the answer is unequivocally, without the slightest doubt, yes. The Linux Desktop is probably a good 5-10yrs behind Windows 10 in terms of defense-in-depth mitigations as well as exploits in common targets like file parsers etc etc.
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by xpaulbettsx 10y ago
Agree, SF is awesome for kids, at least until school age (not that it's bad for school-age, I just personally have no experience with that yet) - it's almost always nice out so they never get stuck inside, and there are tons of pr
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by xpaulbettsx 10y ago
> What is the status of VR on linux? It doesn't work, at all. Sorry.
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by xpaulbettsx 10y ago
Uhhhh I don't use _any_ of those commands. ### Build this project msbuild ./path/to/some/Solution.sln ### Build this project for release msbuild ./path/to/some/Solution.sln
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by xpaulbettsx 10y ago
That really sucks. Thanks for sharing.
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by xpaulbettsx 10y ago
> The right solution to this, which for some dumb reason they don't want to do WebRTC requires GCC >= 4.9, which doesn't ship on RHEL or old Ubuntu, and upgrading to it would also upgrade the built glibc, which defeats the p
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by xpaulbettsx 10y ago
Yep, that's the GLIBC issue I mentioned. Easiest way to fix this is to upgraded to latest LTS
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by xpaulbettsx 10y ago
If you're using RHEL, you've got a version of GLIBC that's too old, we're trying to figure out what to do about this without asking users to install a bunch of crazy stuff

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