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_jsdw

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    Comment #48506605

    This is funny timing to me, because just the other week I did a dive into WebAssembly and WASI 0.2 ( https://jsdw.me/posts/wasm-components/ ) and assumed that 0.3 would be a while …

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    Comment #40885960

    I made Highscore ( https://github.com/jsdw/highscore ) just for the purpose of keeping track of high scores with somebody on a few karaoke games that didn't track individual people…

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    Comment #38325086

    Top tip; I used my thumb to cover up the bottom part of my phone, which allowed me to read it! I expect that 99% of the time it's a perfectly fun little pop up, but right now with …

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    Comment #36608861

    I'm not in the market for a car seat, but just want to say that I think you've done an awesome job responding, and I'd be looking at your car seat for sure after reading these :)

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    Comment #36589909

    https://jsdw.me Personal blog/homepage for just over 10 years, coding related things, custom design, mostly static pages using Zola.

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    Comment #28816730

    What do you mean by "over focusing on the peripheral parts of the retina"? And if this is true, could one reverse myopia progression by doing the opposite?

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    Comment #28081035

    Indeed! If somebody was able to print a trillion dollars and stash it away in their bank account, I don't see why any observable inflation would occur.

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    Comment #25313548

    Does anybody here use F# in a Linux shop? I'm generally keen on the more functional languages, but have tended to avoid F# under the assumption that if I use F# I'll probably also …

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    Comment #24117750

    “This looks really promising! A Bloom Filter that represents a set of million items with a false-positive rate of 0.01 requires only 9585059 bits and 7 hash functions.“ My immediat…

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    Comment #21905305

    Rust is a true statically typed language; `unsafe` in rust relates to code that violates memory safety guarantees, but you can't escape the static type checking using it. Rust actu…

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    Comment #20194245

    I settled on this a while ago which I think is perfectly readable: const myvar = foo

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    Comment #19870812

    In case it helps, I also had a go at an introductory neural net tutorial which I probably never shared anywhere: https://jsdw.me/posts/neural-nets/ I found that I had to read a bun…

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    Comment #19088520

    Personally, I might be able to convert a number to floating point using the formula, but it's not easy to grasp why. The visual explanation really helps with that. Being able to re…

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    Comment #17677694

    Here's me: https://jsdw.me I am proud to have maybe the slowest css animation ever used so that, if you wait several hours, you'll see the clouds move across the screen :D

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    Comment #17484382

    I wonder whether something like pijul ( https://pijul.org ) might represent the next step forwards; I am no expert in these things but the patch based approach it takes sounds inte…

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    Comment #16296838

    Just saw this, and took a random stab at my number and password and to my massive surprise I got in! 50530999 My username still reflects when I played starsiege as a kid at some si…

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    Comment #15767744

    Regarding Rust not having a mature websockets lib, this library seems to be a decent websockets implementation at a glance and passes all of the autobahn tests: https://github.com/…