benjaminjackman

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by benjaminjackman 1y ago
Maybe you can associate html files with or use open with to pass them into a script that calls python -m http.server and creates and opens a url to the file via the python server in the browser.
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by benjaminjackman 4y ago
That's exciting about Firefox, though I really wish that firefox would support OPFS in such a way as to allow selecting the directory where the files are located, beyond just persistence, there are some use cases where that is required
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by benjaminjackman 4y ago
Precisely, or even find a way not to require commas. I don't think we've seen a language that is explicitly designed to be as ergonomic / accommodating as possible to developers. Something that is the good protocol truism equ
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by benjaminjackman 4y ago
In the docs for Node.remove_child(Node node)[1] it says "Removes a child node. The node is NOT deleted and must be deleted manually." Do you still have to queue_free the top node that was removed from the tree, or else how is it b
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by benjaminjackman 4y ago
Sounds like Godot 4 is replacing GDNative with GDExtension. Just wondering if you have tried it out and have any thoughts. Is it a smoother experience / about the same etc.
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by benjaminjackman 4y ago
maybe combine them with user defined !bang commands like on duckduckgo, !hn search_term (searches hn sites list from above).
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by benjaminjackman 4y ago
For Lesson 1: I think the general pattern that ought to be followed is to "prefer undo to warnings." Undo is often harder to implement, however it's usually a superior experience.
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
I don't think it's clear cut that it should be out of band 100% of the time. I think there are use cases where inline is useful. Cycles are definitely an issue, I am not sure there is even way to work around that, except to pull t
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
Ok that makes a lot of sense, the link you shared helped explain things in denoland quite well (and reminds me that I really need to give it another go). From the link I see this example: in src/deps.ts // Add a n
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
Hi Luca - congratulations! I have a quick question, have their been any proposals to add Subresource Integrity hashes ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subres... ) to the import synta
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
Genuinely curious what the use case(s) of reading from uninitialized are. Performance?
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
It could be possible that [some, (0,100]%, portion of the benefit provided by] the vaccines wear off after a certain amount of time. This makes statistics like 99.7% of Waterford have been vaccinated perhaps less insightful than something l
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
My understanding and it could be wrong is that they can't lower their rates, (and might actually have to increase to compensate for more vacancy) because it will affect their ability to finance the buildings if they have lower rates fr
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
And don't forget flipping a car is a lot faster and easier than flipping a house at much lower capital. This makes each cycle of trial and error a lot cheaper and a lot more frequent. Also there is something to be said for a market whe
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
And Epic granted money to Godot: https://godotengine.org/article/godot-engine-was-awarded-epi...
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
I just want to say thanks, I have been experimenting with using xterm.js to connect to terminal API in jupyter notebooks and it has worked really well, plug and play (even editors like vim were working without any extra effort). Before that
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
Thank you! I just tried it and --max-filesize worked great, ... -o also worked however it would be nice if -o showed a bit of context around the match (maybe 50 chars or so before and after), still useful all the same. Thanks again.
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How to take a look inside your Steam Deck(youtube.com)
3 points by benjaminjackman 5y ago|0 comments
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
I also default to use ag now and it is good at picking up things like .gitignores to exclude files. It works very well, I just wish it had a flag to limit the size of files searched because if a large file is found it can make the results h
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
Hmm I wonder if it picked up timestamps as its initial filter.
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
There is sign on the wire near the traffic light that says no turns, not sure if it only applies to the other lane though.
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
This is a really good article and the examples are very pretty. I especially enjoyed the part about how filter:drop-shadow contours to the shape of the element (did not know that, and that's a handy trick). However just beware that the
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
Supposing there are Aliens FWIW I don’t know that they would perceive the same visible spectrum that we do, which might effect their ability to differentiate by color. And they might not even perceive colors at all perhaps focusing on patte
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
> Even after features or products are deemed to have little to no value, teams keep them around for ages instead of responsibly removing them. The most common argument we hear is, “This [small subset] customer [sic] regularly uses the fe
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
TypeScript definitions don't block and VS Code does not warn for `indices.forEach(console.log)` When using eta-reduction in Javascript both functions and all their (optional) arguments have to be known by the programmer and future prog
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First steps before applying reinforcement learning for trading(alexrachnog.medium.com)
2 points by benjaminjackman 5y ago|0 comments
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
That sounds pretty cool, is there a guide to setting that up?
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
Random question: Can ClojureScript be compiled in the browser? I only looked at it when it first came out and at that time the ClojureScript compiler only ran via the JVM.
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
This looks to be exactly what I was looking for thank you!
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by benjaminjackman 5y ago
I really just wish GIMP (and Audacity now that I think about it) had a command palette, where I could type in the name of anything found in the menu or assigned to a keyboard shortcut. I don’t use both of them a lot so all of my time is spe

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