dschooh

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by dschooh 3y ago
Middle mouse button plus moving the trackpoint works well for me.
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by dschooh 4y ago
I even went and got myself a Tex Yoda II. I like it, but sometimes I wish it had real arrow keys. Maybe I'd go for a Shinobi next time.
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by dschooh 4y ago
Not necessarily. You can design the sign up process by way of always ending with a message that says you will be notified.
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by dschooh 4y ago
Middle click and moving the trackpoint up and down works for me.
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by dschooh 4y ago
This may not be the whole story, but one of the reasons is that JavaScript does not have a standard library. Corollaries are: several different module systems, application frameworks and bundlers exist.
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by dschooh 4y ago
Of course it depends on your system but it's more a matter of minutes than of hours. It's a really enjoyable experience to hack on the system and being able to rebuild in seconds. Just have a look at some SerenityOS hacking videos
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by dschooh 5y ago
[] is truthy in Ruby but there is #empty? on collection types. Rails also has #blank? which additionally works on false and nil.
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by dschooh 5y ago
> well by that point it just becomes a chore and I suspect there's good logging services that do this better than you'd spend your time doing yourself. Which is why the OP suggested using tools like goaccess.
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by dschooh 5y ago
> By nature it won't filter out bots, however. I have two questions about this: - Since you know they are bots, why couldn't you filter them? - On the other hand, couldn't there be bots that run JavaScript which would be t
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by dschooh 5y ago
It might come in handy when building no-code tools, not as a no-code tool per se.
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by dschooh 5y ago
> Depending on what country I travel to, Ill be using a different app like Grab or Didi or a local taxi app that were all made possible by Uber's initial disruption. Local Taxi hailing apps were first. Uber adopted this and their di
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by dschooh 5y ago
Would you mind talking a bit about your setup, what plugins you use and wrote yourself?
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by dschooh 6y ago
These kinds of discussions are common with articles about deep fake video and audio. While I do not disagree with your point, here are two quick thoughts: - We have had perfect image manipulation capabilities for quite some time now. We hav
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by dschooh 6y ago
This sounds interesting. Would you mind to elaborate on your workflow and what you do with it specifically? I'd love to see some screen shots.
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by dschooh 7y ago
As I understand it, the author isn't even talking about web based GUI toolkits like Electron but more about the web itself (i.e. CTRL-F, back button, etc).
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by dschooh 7y ago
Two quick thoughts: Some data is inherently non-anonymous, like face images. Data that is now anonymous may be de-anonymized in the future.
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by dschooh 7y ago
> I wonder why they added the "fn()" thing on the left of the array functions. There would be ambiguity without it: https://wiki.php.net/rfc/arrow_functions_v2#syntax
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by dschooh 7y ago
As you are saying, B misses a column to be square. That column is filled with v_n. B and v_n are simply concatenated.
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by dschooh 7y ago
https://github.com/WesleyAC/plotty-bird > It works by streaming HP-GL commands to the plotter in real time - the game gets around 20 "frames" per second. According to the GitHub page, yes.
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by dschooh 7y ago
It'll use shaders if WebGL is supported and enabled: https://github.com/phoboslab/jsmpeg/blob/master/src/webgl.js There is also a site to test features and their impact on performance: https:&