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graup
4mo ago
Thanks, no idea how my Chrome copied the wrong URL. Something weird with Medium. Hopefully a mod can correct the URL
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Building an AI-Powered IDE Companion App
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7mo ago
Ten years ago, I did some experiments building an "input lag measurement device" for touch screen devices with an Arduino. https://github.com/graup/feedback-delay-measurement The research was related to QoE i
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Last time I checked (a few years ago), it was cheaper to send letters and small packages from South Korea to Germany than from Germany to Germany. The delay was also not that big (maybe 1-2 weeks instead of 3-5 days). I already envisioned a
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1y ago
Was hoping this was about WebAssembly/WASM. You used to be able to import rust directly into your JS with Parcel, but sadly that feature was dropped in Parcel 2. Is there a simple pipeline for compiling and typesafe binding of Rust-WAS
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2y ago
Blurry for me too, Chrome on Mac OS on a non-retina external display.
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2y ago
{'name__contains':"k", "age__lt":20} Kind of tangential to this package, but I've always loved this filter query syntax. Does it have a name? I first encountered it in Django ORM, and then in DRF
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2y ago
I also think about this regularly. I'm with the author regarding the metrics (time efficient, healthy, skill component). But still, I find strength training extremely boring and going to the gym annoying. I tried a few times but it nev
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3y ago
Pretty neat! I appreciate the time that went into making the graph render nicely. I was recently having fun with Reactflow myself. It took a bit of time to figure out custom nodes and edges. I found that ELK 'layered' (with some t
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3y ago
I really like Go channels, and I was looking for something like this in JS. One of the earlier implementations is this one, albeit not maintained anymore: https://github.com/NodeGuy/channel I think I prefer its more co
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3y ago
This is cool! Note that this problem is fairly specific to Berlin (and probably some other places in Germany). I just moved to Heidelberg, and this city offers registration appointments both via video chat as well as in-person, with slots a
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3y ago
TIL. This actually solves my main need for custom scrollbars. Now the only remaining use case is when designers don't design components around default scrollbars. Sometimes the default one just looks too big compared to the size of the
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3y ago
Hard to see a real-world use for this but reading the code and docs is pretty interesting. The code taught me some cool tricks. Good job! Some of the binding API is a bit weird, like that object with `deps` (State-derived properties). Maybe
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3y ago
Also, for users that have any of the CJK languages as their default browser language, Chrome enforces a minimum font size of 10 (or 12?) pixel, so anything smaller should be avoided anyway if you care about rendering similarly for all viewe
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4y ago
I also see myself as a software engineer first but with a keen interest on these topics. I found a good place calling myself UX Engineer; basically frontend engineering with close ties to design and product teams. Maybe get more into HCI re
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4y ago
I think randomized queues are pretty fair. You give everyone who arrives within a certain time the same chance. This wouldn't be too hard to implement as a system either. Say ticket sales open at 2pm. From 1:45pm, everyone who gets to
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4y ago
> Why use relative units? ... because today there are different assistive technologies so that users can modify the base styles of an application web among those the font size, using this type of relative units ensures that the elements
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4y ago
Last week, KakaoTalk (the main messenger used in Korea) was down FOR A WHOLE DAY because of a fire in their (1!) data center. Let's see how long it takes WhatsApp to get back online.
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4y ago
> chore. noun. a routine task, especially a household one. What's emotionally charged about this? It seems neutral to me.
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Hooks: React’s Do-Notation
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5y ago
If anyone needs a typed JS version of Python's range, I prepared this code to be a 1:1 match with the Python API. It also uses generators: https://github.com/graup/pythonic-ts/blob/main/src/iter
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5y ago
The general ideas are fine, but the examples are pretty outdated. For modern SPA, CSS naming has become largely obsolete. A lot of the JS code shows the principles it is supposed to well but sadly includes other cruft. Here's a guide I
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5y ago
I think you made the same mistake that I made when I first read it. The question isn't "what contains more wine?" but "compare the amount of water in A to the amount of wine in B." Step 1: A with 10 L wine; B wi
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5y ago
Sometimes I wish these articles would include "in the US" in the title. "Is College in the US Worth It? A Return on Investment Analysis"
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5y ago
In South Korea, pretty much all elevators have this enabled. Pressing a floor button a second time cancels the request. It's pretty useful (if not abused).
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5y ago
What I meant was that at least CSS blurs in Chrome don't have that "dark" effect that you get from poor color management. https://twitter.com/graycoding/status/1411679670001569793
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5y ago
This turned out to be more interesting than I thought. Gradients and blurs are common in UI design. The Figma app actually does blurs wrong, while Chrome/CSS renders them correctly. This is good to know.
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5y ago
Do you have a link to the original Tagesschau clip featuring the Gwangju footage? I could only find one from a day or two before, featuring only footage from Seoul.
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5y ago
Wait – I also don't have stereoscopic vision, do you have any details or sources for those magical glasses with prisms?
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5y ago
There are a few "Tetris is life" essays out there. One I enjoyed: https://zachsnyderproductions.medium.com/8-life-lessons-ive-...
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