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by jonorsi 13d ago
This is at both times super cool as a project at what AI can do, while also being extremely dubious and misleading about how accurate any of this data is, hallucinated or not.
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by jonorsi 11mo ago
Very much enjoyed the article, it aligns with a lot of my own thoughts on coding :P. nitpick - in the Rust example it seems the events are not passed into rendering the events.html template. https://unplannedobsolescence.com&#x2F
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by jonorsi 1y ago
Struggling with this right now at my current job as one of four lead devs tasked with implementing our design system with using a React component library. I am of the opinion that we only theme the components and provide snippets for how to
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by jonorsi 2y ago
Anybody else experience mobile Safari crashing on this github repo? “A problem repeatedly occurred…”
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by jonorsi 3y ago
Why does he even need to apologize? If anything, npm should apologize and thank him for revealing a huge issue in their unpublishing policies unmaliciously.
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by jonorsi 3y ago
I’ve started thinking package management has too much trust now. Ideally, but probably unpractically, projects should check in their packages like they used to under /lib or /third_party, and be much more suspicious of new package
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by jonorsi 3y ago
https://github.com/orsi/react-gamin A very rough prototype of a game library with modern functional React. After seeing only a few game libraries in React, and all being relatively old and class-based, I wanted to lear
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by jonorsi 3y ago
Yes, but then my code wouldn’t be vanilla if I used VanJS…
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by jonorsi 3y ago
My first draw to deno was to escape npm and the node_modules blackhole :(
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by jonorsi 4y ago
So beautiful and horrific at the same time :D.
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by jonorsi 4y ago
Thanks! I didn't realize that I had to set it to all regions/countries, and so it was only available in Canada. I updated the app regions and it should be available now, so hopefully you can try it out :). Please let me know if it
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Show HN: I made a simple, open source, chromatic tuner mobile app(github.com)
5 points by jonorsi 4y ago|3 comments
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by jonorsi 4y ago
That wouldn't increase the dynamic range, it's just preventing the overlaps from clipping. Both tracks would still have the same dynamic range, the relative overall volume might be different for the track you lowered/increase
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by jonorsi 4y ago
And of that 10% the vast majority are unread, untranslated Latin. I believe there are more untranslated medieval texts than all of the Roman literature we’ve recovered.
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by jonorsi 4y ago
A Dark Room - https://github.com/doublespeakgames/adarkroom I actually forked and added a JS audio engine to play sound effects, ambience, etc. and it made it back into the official browser version of the game at http
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by jonorsi 5y ago
SSR (at least with Gatsby) extracts the styles at build-time.
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by jonorsi 5y ago
Definitely should be aware, and I would highly recommend static files over large JS apps. The options are there to have both now with frameworks like Gatsby and Next.
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by jonorsi 5y ago
SSR would extract all the styles out for the styled components, but I guess now it would have an advantage as all the html/js would be as well. My point is, the comparison seems more “js runtime stylesheets” vs “regular static styleshe
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by jonorsi 5y ago
This is an apples to oranges comparison -- a run-time compiled stylesheet vs. a statically-generated stylesheet. Styled Components has options for statically-generating their stylesheets ( https://styled-components.com/docs&#
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Ask HN: Are there part-time remote web developer jobs out there
1 points by jonorsi 6y ago|1 comments