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Bundlephobia – Find the cost of adding an NPM package to your bundle(bundlephobia.com)
3 points by pastelsky 2mo ago|0 comments
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by pastelsky 5mo ago
Author here - thanks for all the support (and bug reports)! I built pretty.fish with the belief that Mermaid diagrams don’t have to look like they’re from the 80s and to avoid squinting at Mermaid diagrams that coding agents create in tiny
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by pastelsky 5mo ago
Thanks for sharing! I haven’t looked into that before but looks neat.
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Pretty Fish: A better mermaid diagram editor(pretty.fish)
186 points by pastelsky 5mo ago|30 comments
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by pastelsky 5mo ago
- Write Mermaid diagrams with a live preview. - Arrange multiple diagrams on an infinite canvas. - Group diagrams into multi-page projects. - Better themes
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Atlassian acquires DX, a developer productivity platform for $1B(techcrunch.com)
13 points by pastelsky 1y ago|3 comments
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by pastelsky 1y ago
UPI is great in terms of UX, but I don’t think it’s super reliable – especially big public banks go down all the time. The UPI base service had multiple incidents in the last 1 month too.
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by pastelsky 2y ago
Did not expect to see Emraan Hashmi in this post!
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by pastelsky 2y ago
One would’ve thought that after looking at modern day computers that being able to run a wire through two computers being able to transfer data quickly, reliably, easily would be a 101 feature these boxes offer. It’s 2024 and it doesn’t rea
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by pastelsky 3y ago
> 1. Track re-exports and cross-package references This should already be tracked — play around with the member visibility widget on the sidebar for e.g. For convenience, I've inlined the types from re-exports, but might be a good i
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by pastelsky 3y ago
Author here: I created this because I found myself peeping inside type declaration files too often, and the only way to do that was by installing the package first. tsdocs.dev helps you check the API surface of a good number of JS libraries
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TSDocs: Type Documentation for JavaScript Packages(tsdocs.dev)
1 points by pastelsky 3y ago|0 comments
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Tsdocs.dev: rustdoc style documentation for JavaScript libraries(tsdocs.dev)
3 points by pastelsky 3y ago|2 comments
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by pastelsky 3y ago
tsdocs.dev helps browse reference typescript documentation for any package or version of a library. So you don't have to rely on library authors to provide upto date reference docs for different versions of their library
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by pastelsky 3y ago
If I understand correctly, the limited amount of "expressiveness" a quantum computer has restricts its ability to solve useful problems. Couldn't you simply express useful problems as a function of problems that the quantum c
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by pastelsky 4y ago
On a related note – ‘networkIdleCallback’ : Preload assets and data whenever network is idle — https://github.com/pastelsky/network-idle-callback Helpful for progressively hydrating features in a page, or loading asset
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by pastelsky 4y ago
Something to do with processing an unusually large number of emojis? I wonder if processing emoji characters has any different performance characteristics than other UTF characters.
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WhatsApp is now a spammers’ paradise in India(restofworld.org)
4 points by pastelsky 4y ago|0 comments
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Configuring JavaScript tooling is a mess(twitter.com)
5 points by pastelsky 4y ago|0 comments
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Configuration management in JavaScript tooling ecosystem is broken(twitter.com)
5 points by pastelsky 4y ago|1 comments
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by pastelsky 4y ago
> 1000s of modules in your browser Isn't very uncommon with large scale apps (1M LOC +)
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by pastelsky 4y ago
Question: Is Vite really a serious tool built for production apps? The design decisions don't give me confidence. As your app starts to grow, you'd definitely not want 1000s of modules loading in your browser. Seems like something
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by pastelsky 4y ago
I really like the defaults Parcel comes with, it is very quick to get started with Parcel. However, the promise of zero config is made possible in part by "magic" (strange conventions), and by having configuration spread across mu
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by pastelsky 4y ago
Occam's razor — create not conspiracy theories when things can be attributed to co-incidence :)
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by pastelsky 5y ago
Because the hex for green (#00ff00) needs more letters than using the named color.
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by pastelsky 5y ago
I wish Google had a toggle switch that isn't slowed you real user generated content... Like filter out all sites that are in Alexa top 10 for the category, and just show geniune niche blogs and forums with rich informed discussions.
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by pastelsky 5y ago
It's impossible to get accurate information about travel, hotels, locations. Results are often filled with listicle crap that each copy each other and contain outdated pop content. I've become so used to suffixing these queries wi
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Ask HN: How flaky are your builds?
2 points by pastelsky 5y ago|1 comments
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by pastelsky 5y ago
Does this leap sound big enough to eat into the traditional windows pro laptop market? ITs going to have a tough time justifying purchases.
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by pastelsky 5y ago
This whole debate on tracing the origin of offensive messages misses an important point — In some cases, actors that make such unscrupulous content viral can have as big or bigger part to play than the content creator themselves. Content be

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