p9fus

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by p9fus 2y ago
Spez seems to contradict some of the claims made in that article ( https://web.archive.org/web/20160803061607/http://www.reddit... ). for example he dosent make any claim about the python implementation be
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by p9fus 2y ago
> The alternatives to Lisp Macros like codegen, method annotations, Rust Macros. Are all much less powerful and usually harder to create, but maybe that is a good thing. I kinda agree that macros can lead to a lot of (bad) abstractions i
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by p9fus 2y ago
I'm seriously impressed by the amount of progress this project has made (and its apparently helped with finding issues in the various specs that constitute a modern browser) so I wish him all the best in this new direction
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by p9fus 2y ago
if anything GUI's should be significantly faster (well, I say significantly, but a well optimized GUI app and a well optimized Terminal + TUI app would probably have near imperceptible latency today anyways)
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by p9fus 2y ago
The little timeline comparing it to the Shostakovich's 10th Symphony, Yury Gagarin being the first man in space, and the presentation of the IPhone was a fun touch lol
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by p9fus 2y ago
> My projects usually start with a "goblin mode repo" Haha, I like the name :)
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by p9fus 2y ago
To be charitable to people who shop with their eyes, the people who shop with their mouths usually get tossed out of the store :P
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by p9fus 2y ago
it reeks of Rob Pike ;)
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by p9fus 2y ago
I refuse to use it and I can't even view tweet "threads" properly, nor replies or any kind of coherent timeline.... its unusable
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by p9fus 2y ago
> bwrap, flatpack, containers... were really talking about software distribution. I dont think any of these solutions "solve" the problem, we're just putting all the bullshit in one bag, not getting rid of it. I agree, per
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by p9fus 2y ago
Is there anything in specific you can point to in terms of layout? IME Most of the time you can just `display: flex` or `display: grid` (and then tweak the necessary properties on the children) and it generally works well.
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by p9fus 2y ago
Often when non-web based UI frameworks leave out CSS they don't elegantly fold it into their UI markup and/or language, they just don't have the features CSS has to begin with, or force you to declare it in the programming la
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by p9fus 2y ago
My only question is... why?, I understand pretending to be something official when you're really not at all so you can profit off the confusion, that trick is a dime a dozen on the internet... but zsh? Really? Surely there are more pro
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by p9fus 2y ago
not OP but i personally run a 144hz monitor with a normal keyboard with a cable and i've never noticed this stuff either haha
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by p9fus 2y ago
You can shorten that to oklch(62.8% 0.2576 29.23) and it will still max out the red subpixel on your sRGB monitor, not that this is a particularly serious flaw with okLCH anyway IMO, especially compared to the incomprehensible nonsense that