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by uwu 5y ago
the top-fwz1 script is mail.ru's statistics counter https://top.mail.ru/help/en/rating > Top Mail.Ru is a statistics system for site owners. You need to get and install the counter code on the pages of you
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English to Emoji – Yandex Translate(translate.yandex.com)
87 points by uwu 5y ago|20 comments
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by uwu 5y ago
chrome's extension api for downloads has the same limitation filenames that are reserved names on windows (like NUL) or contain characters that are reserved on windows are refused with "Invalid filename", even on platforms an
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by uwu 6y ago
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by uwu 6y ago
*GNU/Linux kernel
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by uwu 6y ago
similar thing from google: http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/2019-September/1353... > Inspired by the performance gains and to address the scalability issue of BOLT, we went about designing a scalab
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Alice and Bob – Cast of Characters(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by uwu 7y ago|0 comments
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by uwu 8y ago
from wikipedia: > The DejaVu fonts are modifications of the Bitstream Vera fonts designed for greater coverage of Unicode, as well as providing more styles.
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Rabbit starvation(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by uwu 8y ago|4 comments
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by uwu 8y ago
when i was a full-time hobbyist webdev i was surprised when i learned c compilers don't do whole-program optimization by default but limit themselves by optimizing each translation unit separately (i guess it makes things simpler) you
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by uwu 8y ago
the font loader script is causing it to never load for me i run latest chrome with the --disable-remote-fonts command line option
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Building Lisp(lwh.jp)
2 points by uwu 8y ago|0 comments
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by uwu 8y ago
you've misunderstood, it just emits a warning for using the Buffer constructor which is deprecated in favor of Buffer.from and others[1] it's limited to code outside of the node_modules folder to prevent dependencies from triggeri
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Arrow Endianness: How Gnome got sorting backwards (2012)(notes.ericjiang.com)
3 points by uwu 9y ago|0 comments
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How humans write programs(tedinski.com)
2 points by uwu 9y ago|0 comments
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by uwu 9y ago
> I wish chrome added an option for tampermonkey scripts to be run with disabled js, that would make this solution perfect. that's up to tampermonkey but maybe it's possible that google wouldn't like it since it would let
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by uwu 9y ago
browser zooming doesn't work on the site (seems like it's caused by using viewport-relative units in css for the font size)
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by uwu 9y ago
https://curecoin.net
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by uwu 9y ago
> heavy and feels like a website rather than an app the electron app is noticeably faster than the old client for me (on windows) electron probably also means it'll be easier for them to add features in the future
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by uwu 9y ago
am i using the same clients as everyone here or do people just like complaining about electron at every opportunity? the new client is actually much faster for me, it starts up faster (1.5s to show the gui fully loaded vs 4s to show the gui
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by uwu 9y ago
not a change to an existing thing but i have a feature idea: variables that aren't initialized until the first time they're accessed textarea.onkeydown = event => { // doesn't get the properties until
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by uwu 9y ago
the title made me expect more than a 31-line node.js wrapper for ffprobe
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by uwu 9y ago
> However, if you’re using Babel (or create-react-app) to build your source, you have another option: setting arrow functions as class fields (or arrow function methods). > This gives you the best of both worlds. You get the improved
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by uwu 9y ago
chrome has a setting to block scripts and it lets you add exceptions for sites it's also easy to access: http://cdn2.ubergizmo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/site-in... i wish firefox came with some
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by uwu 9y ago
you forgot to say what's bullshit about it
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by uwu 9y ago
i actually got it from https://wtfjs.com/ which was linked in another comment someone explained how it works here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14891850
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by uwu 9y ago
> Object.create(Array).length === 1 //true it bothers me how the examples are often misleading or just misusing language features but people who don't know the language will gladly agree with them and have their "js s
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by uwu 9y ago
> 1. Not Adding Semi-Colons nice
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by uwu 9y ago
> But to deal with a really big list in JavaScript we need tail call optimization. And luckily ES6 has it. it was never on by default in v8 and it was completely removed recently which makes me sad https://bugs.chromium.org&#x
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by uwu 9y ago
`transition: none` breaks pages relying on the "transitionend" js event (edit: and i guess the other transition-related events i forgot about), i noticed logging into google wouldn't work with it (it wouldn't hide some g

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