NTARelix

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by NTARelix 1y ago
A couple years ago I upgraded my desktop hardware, which meant it was time to upgrade my homelab. I had gone through various operating systems and methods of managing my services: systemd on Ubuntu Server, Docker Compose on CentOS, and Podm
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by NTARelix 2y ago
I recall in the early or mid 2000s using some cheap earbuds plugged into the microphone port of my family computer as a pair of microphones in lieu of having a real microphone nor the money for one. Then I used Audacity to turn the terrible
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by NTARelix 3y ago
I've been wondering for a long time when we might expect to see a stable WebGPU API in all major browsers (mostly concerned with my daily browser, Firefox), so I've been looking for an official message on the topic. Deno claims th
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by NTARelix 3y ago
I've also been using it for several years and almost completely agree with your sentiment. The only areas that have given me trouble are in the dev tools. On my machines the debugger is significantly slowed down when opening very large
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by NTARelix 3y ago
Correction: The chart I'm talking about has multiple names, but is not a simple pie chart. Thanks to funcDropShadow for pointing this out. The names: sunburst chart, multilevel pie chart, and radial treemap. https://www.anyc
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by NTARelix 3y ago
A pie chart could serve a similar purpose, but can be much easier to interpret. I like this interactive pie chart for profiling Webpack bundle size. I've used it several times at work to help find and reduce bloat in our bundles. http
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by NTARelix 3y ago
My designers take their own snapshot by cloning their work and using versions in the names of things. Older things are not to be modified with few exceptions. It makes for a good linking experience on my end, but I don't know what that
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by NTARelix 3y ago
The content of the series describes creating something like the beginnings of a Deno alternative, upon which the reader could fully recreate Deno or Node.js. It seems to me that the core idea presented is "a JavaScript/TypeScript
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by NTARelix 4y ago
I have memories of illegal immigrant workers from longer than 22 years ago and the USA has had immigration laws for much longer than 22 years. Have I misunderstood your statement?
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by NTARelix 4y ago
My android phone's apps must ask for permission to use some of this data (location, microphone, filesystem, etc.), and android provides the options "always", "only when using the app", "this time only", an
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by NTARelix 4y ago
Over the last decade or so I've switched between Kodi (even back when it was XBMC on a literal Xbox [the original]), Plex, Emby, and Jellyfin; currently settled on Jellyfin for maybe a year and a half. I've also had a great experi
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by NTARelix 4y ago
I haven't used fp-ts directly, but I use an adjacent package that declares fp-ts as a peer dependency: io-ts. I've almost exclusively for easier type management during deserialization. In vanilla TypeScript I would have defined an
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by NTARelix 4y ago
This is correct, but I think the point nickdandakis was trying to make is that useEffect does not directly correlate with componentDidUnmount because useEffect's returned callback could be called in the middle of the component's l
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by NTARelix 4y ago
For the last few months my team and I have been working on standing up a system of libraries that other teams in our organization will use. From the beginning we decided that documentation was necessary from 2 perspectives: 1. Internal main
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by NTARelix 4y ago
I might be remembering the timeline wrong, but I was perfectly happy using Firefox when I first heard of Chrome. When I switched from Firefox to Chrome I was very impressed with the improvements in design, performance, and greater set of us
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by NTARelix 5y ago
> Calls are end-to-end encrypted and use a direct connection between the peers whenever possible, but fallbacks are also in place. I imagine this means the 2+ clients use XMPP to negotiate direct connections to one another that are bette
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by NTARelix 5y ago
I've found that code colocation is great, especially combined with a directory structure that mimics the application's hierarchy/layers. At my place is employment we try to follow a principle of "keep related code contai
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by NTARelix 5y ago
Upon initial login I'm definitely impressed by the interface, the existing content, and the potential to finally brush up on my Japanese. I ended up linking to my Google account, but I spent a long while trying to "sign up" w
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by NTARelix 5y ago
After going through the "Git Internals"[0] docs, I found that the snapshot mental model has been much more helpful in understanding what my Git commands are doing, how someone's history got into a confusing state, etc. The pr
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by NTARelix 6y ago
I've tried using Amethyst a few times but never finished anything. Upon each attempt I ended up moving to another language/framework due to the frustration of horrible compile times. Also, while there are lots of comprehensive doc
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by NTARelix 6y ago
I performed a similar experiment in high school (~2007) but stored it in a plastic bag. After a few months it smelled absolutely horrible so I wrapped it in more bags and kept it hidden in an enclosed space. I decided to open it on the fina
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by NTARelix 7y ago
I came here to say the same thing. I also just hated worrying about which hairstyle to get, how to maintain that style, and when to repeat that process. Now it's a cheap and simple part of my routine that looks and feels great! Only do
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by NTARelix 7y ago
Later levels validate against multiple exits and won't let you remove the original exit, so it seems intentional.
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by NTARelix 8y ago
I used to have trouble waking up too. What worked for me was having a strict morning routine that I followed the moment I woke up. I found that sleeping 10 or 12 hours wasn't uninterrupted; I'd often wake up briefly in the morning
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by NTARelix 8y ago
Makes me wonder how many of those guides have been paid for, or at least what level of influence advertisers have on them. Nevertheless, I agree that a quality guide is well appreciated, however hard to come by.
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by NTARelix 9y ago
I listened to the podcast over the course of a week during my daily commute.
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by NTARelix 9y ago
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