wildpeaks

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WebGPU Glass Material(github.com)
1 points by wildpeaks 1mo ago|0 comments
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by wildpeaks 2mo ago
My only issue with Web Components is that, by design, they need to be registered with a globally unique tagname and can't be unregistered. It's a reasonable compromise given the original purpose of custom elements, but in practice
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by wildpeaks 2mo ago
I wish Autodesk had a Creative Cloud equivalent: imagine a 50€ / month subscription that gives access to all Autodesk apps, it would have sold like hotcakes. By remaining expensive proprietary tools, they lost the new generations of de
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Voxel Collision in SuperSplat(twitter.com)
4 points by wildpeaks 3mo ago|0 comments
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by wildpeaks 4mo ago
This is why having a human in the loop isn't enough because they will cut corners and skip reviewing what they should review.
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by wildpeaks 5mo ago
I can imagine the resulting texture feeling better on the skin, but I can't unsee the lack of symmetry.
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by wildpeaks 5mo ago
I lived in Germany for 10+ years, so unsurprisingly got Both (40/62) as result, although it was slightly frustrating sometimes to pick between answers where none really fit precisely (which in itself is probably a sign too, lol)
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by wildpeaks 6mo ago
One issue is other people might still upload information about you, so you'd have to limit your irl interactions as well
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by wildpeaks 6mo ago
The lack of local account makes it so difficult to setup a PC for someone else, I wish they just used the same strategy as macOS.
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by wildpeaks 6mo ago
It's not a new thing, it's a common way to fill empty slots for aesthetic purposes, especially with RGB builds in aquarium cases.
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by wildpeaks 6mo ago
It depends on the runtime: Node can run Typescript because it automatically strips types (which is so convenient during development). But in browser, for now only the more limited JSDoc-style types can be shipped as-is indeed.
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by wildpeaks 6mo ago
Because it's a waste of bandwidth if they're not enforced at runtime, the same reason why minification exists.
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by wildpeaks 6mo ago
Evan You just announced it: https://x.com/youyuxi/status/2032385324572180575
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Void, the Vite-native deployment platform(void.cloud)
10 points by wildpeaks 6mo ago|3 comments
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by wildpeaks 9mo ago
I never stopped, Bandcamp sells DRM-free files (especially on "Bandcamp Fridays" once a month when more of the money goes to the artist, unlike Spotify and other streaming services), and VLC works on both desktop and mobile. http
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by wildpeaks 9mo ago
Custom elements are web components, it's literally what the article is about
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by wildpeaks 9mo ago
Exactly why I banned React from my pipelines years ago, native Web Components + dispatchEvent gives you the modern web without bloat and churn, and Vite for a lightweight HMR thanks to native ES Modules. Server-side you can use jsdom to pol
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by wildpeaks 9mo ago
Merry Christmas ! May your glühwein be hot and your cats purring :)
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by wildpeaks 9mo ago
lol it claims I'm fiercely anti-Creative Cloud whereas I'm actually one of their oldest subscribers (literally signed up the day it was announced)
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by wildpeaks 9mo ago
Cryptic hints only work while your memories remain intact, unexpected health issues can render them useless
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TypeSlayer – a TypeScript types performance tool [video](youtube.com)
2 points by wildpeaks 9mo ago|0 comments
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by wildpeaks 10mo ago
Power reveals rather than corrupt: it's easy to act moral when there are consequences (real or imagined) when you don't, but you see someone's true self when they know they could get away with it. For example, this is why the
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by wildpeaks 10mo ago
Happy Thanksgiving ! I haven't been participating as much lately because life got in the way but I'm still thankful this community exists, it remains one of the very few places I can have high level discussions with fellow inquiri
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by wildpeaks 11mo ago
The title is just a reference to the popular collection of books "XYZ for Dummies", it became a meme in the 1990s-2000s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/For_Dummies You probably even saw some of them around, th
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by wildpeaks 1y ago
It's not just who you follow, it feels like the way people post changed as well: I follow mostly the same people as I did on twitter but most act different now, more hot takes and opinions, less signal. To be honest I'm not fond o
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by wildpeaks 1y ago
Even using "big words" gets you mistaken for AI these days, which is especially frustrating when you have a richer vocabulary than average due to growing up reading a lot of books.
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by wildpeaks 1y ago
You can also use Web Components directly and manipulate them like regular HTML elements, no need to add a framework. Even using Shadow DOM isn't required. Typescript can even add Intellisense to "customElements.get" by augmen
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by wildpeaks 1y ago
Some people don't realize how far we've come in 20 years, CSS is so good now I even got rid of the last bit of preprocessing I was still using (CSS Modules, for generating globally-unique classnames at build time) now that I switc
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by wildpeaks 1y ago
There is even a "License: Not identifiable by Github" badge despite there is a LICENSE file clearly visible in the list of files. Although I'm more surprised a repo that appears to be merely a week old already has 245 stars.
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by wildpeaks 1y ago
The benefit is one fewer step between Intellisense-enhanced development (which speeds things up with autocompletion and catches a lot of issues at design time already) and running the code, same as any linter.

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