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JohnDotAwesome
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About JohnDotAwesome
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Comment #47869510
Amazing. I zoomed in with my phone on the generated image and was surprised to see I could just make out the text! https://storage.j0.hn/subpixelfont.png - Also wow my screen is di…
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Comment #36637802
Instead of pleading to the TypeScript gods, why not make a deal with the JavaScript deities? Let's get type-checking into JS! If I want runtime types, I reach for type guards. If I…
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Comment #36410270
New number, whodis
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Comment #36410014
As an RV-driver, I try my best to use the pull outs when I can. There are a few complications, though. First is the visibility of these pull-outs is often very poor. You'll be driv…
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Comment #32931760
For those wanting a TS Playground link: https://tinyurl.com/mw6pbpht
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Comment #31550998
I think it's less about the game mechanics and more about the viscerality. Board game players tend to prefer physical representations they can feel and fiddle with.
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Comment #25703231
I built an app around the HTML invoice template I had been using for years. https://www.cannonvoice.com/ I used this project as a training ground for a ton of different ideas and t…
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Comment #21622128
I’ve been using self-hosted Matomo for https://www.cannonvoice.com since I launched a couple of weeks ago. Man this is some neato software! On top of that it was super easy to depl…
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Comment #21527665
> So you used an SPA framework like angular/ember or is it pure JS? Just React and Mobx
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Comment #21527651
> That's interesting, do you get enough volume (or foresee it in future) to justify Kubernetes? Absolutely not. I chose kubernetes because I was interested in learning more about i…
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Comment #21527237
I've been building this product for a while. Even though there aren't any loading indicators, I think it's still good enough to get out there! I've used this project as a test bed …
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Comment #20233263
As someone who has also been using TypeScript for over a year and JavaScript for over 10 years, I've had a different take on it. Disclaimer, I freaking love JavaScript and TypeScri…
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Comment #19003086
The compiler can most definitely type-check that code. It's up to you whether or not you want to ignore certain types errors. Want to ignore monkey-patching related errors? Filter …
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Comment #17996202
Super cool. I had never heard of Duktape before. Seems like there should be some work making Electron compatible with Duktape to reduce the memory overhead of some of our favorite …
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Comment #17647377
Wow this is really neato! Often times, I find myself not only changing CSS, but editing the HTML. Does that work in Toybox?
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Comment #17525473
I really wish I did have more than one middle name, both of which starting with `R` (indeed, my middle name does start with R). Maybe then as a J.R.R. Fawcett I could write fantasy…
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Comment #17525324
Names are hard. My name is John. Programmers get really confused when I tell them that. "Did you know there's another programmer named John? You probably should have researched nam…
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Comment #17525302
Seems like Habitat (which looks awesome by the way) relies on Docker. Which, if you consider performance heuristics in the article (size, cold/hot start time), may be a non-starter…
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Comment #17472394
Very nice job! I'll definitely be trying this out in a personal project. How's your experience been with TypeScript and oao? I've got a very large monorepo (using yarn workspaces) …
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Comment #17463287
That seems right. Should probably be longer. Each second, a new chunk is emitted with the appropriate html to hide the old clock element and show the new.
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Comment #17396537
Basically imagine inputting text with your mouse like this: http://www.inference.phy.cam.ac.uk/dasher/images/newdasher.g...
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Comment #17389321
I used to notice something similar in college. cough We were smoking a lot of... various things. I had setup a chill room that didn't have any air conditioning (so it was actually …
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Comment #16954112
> I’ve been in parts of the country where there’s complete blackness in the new moon. I didn’t stop to count the stars, but it looked much more like the second picture than the fir…
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Comment #16759717
Bidets are pretty weird, but I totally recognize their superiority to plain ol' toilet paper. +1 for wet wipes.