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3y ago
We've been running TS + PnP + VSCode on MacOS throughout the entire lifetime of Yarn, through versions 1 - 4. The plugins system has been extremely valuable to us, and the hoisting / peer dependency behavior has been consistently
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Polonius Revisited: Part 2
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Richard Sutton is now working with John Carmack at Keen Technologies.
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Polonius Revisited, Part 1
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Teddy is a SIMD accelerated multiple substring matching algorithm. There's a nice description of Teddy here: https://github.com/BurntSushi/aho-corasick/tree/f9d633f970bb... It's used in the aho-cora
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Aho-corasick (and the regex crate) now use SIMD on aarch64
(github.com)
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https://archives.sonophase.com/music/1484849167 I'm searching for songs like Anotherclock by Parcels. The first one is this ambient electronic song, the next is some reggae, which don't feel very similar to A
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The discussion of the previous post is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37545040
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Follow up to “Changing the rules of Rust”
(without.boats)
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> I really admire this work. Thank you for your kind words! > I don't comprehend how you made no mistakes on the journey after drafting the PCBs and writing drivers. As jacoblambda said below, it's about making mistakes reco
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Turns out it might just be my phone, what a weird bug.
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We built a Power over Data Line (PoDL) compliant device and power supply as part of a one-month 'sink or swim' approach to designing and testing new hardware, and getting to look at maturity of the 10Base-T1 ecosystem. The board w
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A deep dive into Single Pair Ethernet
(electricui.com)
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Make Your Renders Unnecessarily Complicated [video]
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Final photos: https://imgur.com/gallery/4KBCqrU sirrandalot on YouTube used the Cycles path tracing renderer in Blender to create a virtual camera setup that acts like a film camera. Light rays pass through modelled le
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With the discussions surrounding Preact Signals and the React team's suggestion that perhaps the upcoming React Forget compiler would bridge much of the performance gap, I thought I'd write down some of my thoughts about potential
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Wishlist for a React Compiler
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'sparse' is now the default protocol for crates.io
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For context this is written by the creator of Glidesort: https://github.com/orlp/glidesort
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Signia – tldraw’s lazy reactive signal-like state management system
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Declarative Setup, Imperative Update: High-Performance UI Components in React
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With all the recent talk around Preact Signals I decided to clean up and release some benchmarks I did a while ago, and talk about the conceptual differences between the various state management systems available. Originally this post was m
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Benchmarking Preact Signals versus the React Alternatives
(electricui.com)
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Fastest possible text updates with or without React
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How Google's Core Web Vitals Led Us to Cloudflare Pages
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