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Siilwyn
2y ago
Can confirm Google meat & ms teams work.
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Siilwyn
2y ago
I use `bore` which works about the same, interesting to see new options! https://crates.io/crates/bore
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Siilwyn
3y ago
Same here, sad dealbreaker. I hope it becomes an option for the next phone.
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Siilwyn
4y ago
Are you sure? From let's say the 100 web devs I encountered the past years I remember 3 using Windows, and they all used the Linux environment for development.
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Siilwyn
4y ago
I like to play on Flatris: https://flatris.space/
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Siilwyn
4y ago
With proper srcset and sizes attributes, that serve compressed images in a modern image format you'll usually get below 1MB.
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Siilwyn
5y ago
Had the same thought, performance is quite key for most uses I think. Still compiles to web assembly probably because they mention running it in V8.
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Siilwyn
5y ago
What do you mean?
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Speed up NPM dependency installation on CI (GitHub Actions)
(voorhoede.nl)
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6y ago
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Siilwyn
6y ago
There is also a new format for JSON feeds: https://jsonfeed.org/
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6y ago
Definitely, I do wonder how it compares in binary size. Especially the 'baseline' size of a hello world.
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Siilwyn
6y ago
Not at the moment but probably some time next year: https://www.patreon.com/marcan
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Violentmonkey script to clearly mark watched YouTube subscription videos
(gist.github.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Just updated it again as YouTube changed a bit making it even less clear what video is watched... Thought it may be useful for any userscript users out there.
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7y ago
https://github.com/posthtml/posthtml
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Siilwyn
8y ago
Typescript doesn't support typings for functional concepts that libraries like Ramda & Sanctuary use though.
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Siilwyn
8y ago
Got you: http://seenaburns.com/debugging-electron-memory-usage/
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Siilwyn
8y ago
Erh, I did the same for small personal websites but maintaining the content and having to change things on multiple pages made me switch to a build step. I do not understand how the author would deliver a website to clients without pulling
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Siilwyn
8y ago
Yes, it is called `padStart`: https://devdocs.io/javascript/global_objects/string/padstart
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Siilwyn
8y ago
I've actually had this a couple of times on my Android 7 phone listening with earbuds or headphones. It seems to happen randomly.
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Siilwyn
8y ago
This is very much personal preference. I would suggest to look at their docs & create something small for both. Plus try out their 'standard frameworks': Nuxt & Next.js.
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8y ago
Plus it would make browsers accessible for the non-tech people who don't understand tabs. Speaking from experience.
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Siilwyn
8y ago
With two mature packages doing the same: Joi & ajv. What made you write this? https://www.npmjs.com/package/joi https://www.npmjs.com/package/ajv
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8y ago
Yes exactly! The content targetting "system programmers" is odd as Rust is great for so much more like the examples towards the bottom about webassembly and such. Additionally the website seems to take longer to load.
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Siilwyn
8y ago
Hi there, after a “soft launch” some months ago using the tool internally. Today I released a new version of Plek adding support for https://fly.io/ . Would love any kind of feedback!
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Show HN: Plek – Continuous Deployment Using Now and Fly Integrated with GitHub
(dev.to)
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8y ago
You might like https://jukebox.today/ for listening with a group.
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8y ago
Wonder how this compares to [slack-term]( https://github.com/erroneousboat/slack-term/ )...
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8y ago
No, Prettier offers a better approach for standard rules. Otherwise I use ESLint.
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Siilwyn
8y ago
This looks very similar to Vuepress. https://vuepress.vuejs.org
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