chironjit

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by chironjit 1mo ago
Sadly Cloudflare's browser detector is the main barrier to using Servo for most websites, so they're not the angel they seem
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by chironjit 2mo ago
The fact that you posted here means that you want people to read your article. Yet you don't have the will to write the article yourself. Honestly, would have been a good read but after about reading 30% of it earnestly, it just felt l
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Web Rendering in Iced: What Works(gofranz.com)
3 points by chironjit 2mo ago|0 comments
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by chironjit 2mo ago
I recognized the name of the company from the YouTube videos they have posted. It is likely a legitimate business, but as they are in a region I am not in, I can't speak to their actual performance or reliability. Here is their YouTube
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by chironjit 3mo ago
So that burn notice episode about freezing ram is real? Damn, thought they made it up
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by chironjit 5mo ago
This. Put another way, if it's harder to solve the problem than the statistic, then change the statistics. Obvious in many ways once you've lived there
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by chironjit 7mo ago
Appreciate the reply. I've starred the repo and might give it a try in a future project
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by chironjit 7mo ago
This looks nice. I already use `github.com/patrickmn/go-cache`. Any difference between yours and go-cache? Also, how much of it has been ai developed?
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by chironjit 7mo ago
Looks horrendous on mobile. I love the effort, none of the other tools work for me and I might consider paying once I get to try the real deal
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by chironjit 9mo ago
Yeah, I think people who have not experienced the system have no idea how absurd the German process mindset is. If it's not part of the process, it's impossible - damned what the reality on the ground is
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by chironjit 9mo ago
I'm surprised your take is so controversial. This really is it - yes, the current core users are not interested in AI but most people in our lives who are not techies do use them, and Firefox needs win these users if it wants to stay r
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by chironjit 9mo ago
In case anyone is keen for an explanation of the vulnerability, LowLevelTV has done a video on this: https://youtu.be/dgPI7NfKCiQ?si=BVBQ0MxuDpsbCvOk The TLDR is that this race condition happened with unsafe code, which was
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by chironjit 9mo ago
Adding my 2 cents worth to this: why is there not a Mozilla family internet suite of privacy browser, VPN, relay, tracker blocker, etc for one price? I already pay for family plans for other services, so this is a no brainer if it exists. R
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by chironjit 9mo ago
You bet! Shadcn is defacto component framework for a reason - it removes a lot of the mental load of design when you're an individual/small team building apps
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by chironjit 9mo ago
I don't have an eye for styling. That said, I have hundreds of hours of experience using CSS and frameworks such as tailwindCSS. Of course, if I am being honest, the real reason is that there is so much CSS code out there, I can really
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by chironjit 9mo ago
It feels a little cringe how Elm and the "Elm way of thinking" is so heavily emphasised, but after using Iced, IMO this is probably one of the best gui models without having to implement signals or message passing or IPCs like Dio
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by chironjit 9mo ago
Looking forward to trying out your app!
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by chironjit 9mo ago
I watched this video when it first came out. Honestly, the video is right in what it was trying to say. That said, that video didn't change my mind on whether to build on Dioxus and it should not for someone either. The choice of frame
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by chironjit 9mo ago
>The master branch approach isn’t always ideal and people prefer having actual releases to base their work on. I think this is me. My view is basically like this - if you use a tech you know works, you're only wrangling with your bu
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by chironjit 9mo ago
I've built apps with Iced, Dioxus and PopOS's version of Iced. Here is my opinion: 1) Iced requires you to style everything in their own styling methods. It's not as intuitive as CSS. I found that, coming from using CSS, I st
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by chironjit 10mo ago
This is the way
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by chironjit 10mo ago
Yeah, their status site reports nothing but then clicking on some of the links on that site bring you the 500 error
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by chironjit 10mo ago
This is pretty cool. Can't believe how many got I 100 just on my mobile. I consider myself horrible at fonts and design and could never design my own, but maybe good styling is something that can be internalised
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by chironjit 10mo ago
Where are you based? Maybe someone closer to your region can help
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by chironjit 10mo ago
I connected Claude to Firefox's ai pane and honestly I feel that this a good middle ground. I don't want an AI browser but I appreciate being able to have ai access specific pages when I have questions. My only beef is they'v
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by chironjit 10mo ago
I would say you're being harsh but their file tree refresh is bad(so is vs code but they have a manual button), their ai panel can't beat Claude code and their panes / window layouts are not any better or flexible than other
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by chironjit 11mo ago
Just so happened to be fiddling with the uefi-rs crate too today. So if I understand this correctly, Patina is the part that runs on the hardware side, ie, the firmware? Uefi-rs based on what I read/tried seems to be the software side,
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by chironjit 1y ago
IIRC you could select not to share your code previously when setting up, and while they would have used your code to provide you your service, that was it. My understanding with the new wording is that you have to agree upfront to share you
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by chironjit 1y ago
Cool, thank you, might check this out. Have you used it? Opinions on it?
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by chironjit 1y ago
Thanks, I'll check out Claude code. Their Sonnet model is one of the best honestly. Only issue is their context size is small when I have to dig in to some obscure error in a package

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