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asaaki

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About asaaki

https://markentier.tech/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #48029984

    Just another 500 years to go. I missed the beginning, probably will miss that last milestone as well.

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    Comment #47798011

    Thanks! I was starting to feel alone with that. Not sure what others have been reading so far, but this article already smells so human, I couldn't imagine anyone mistaken it for L…

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    Comment #26409649

    Some strange tunes to be found at: https://soundcloud.com/asaaki If you love long tracks, listen to https://soundcloud.com/asaaki/plane-of-the-frost-demons And lately experimented …

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    Comment #25200431

    The "Idiosyncratic rater bias" is a bit confusing to me, since it starts already with Bob being an EM, and to counter it is suggested to write from the manager's perspective. So wh…

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    Comment #25037574

    That's interesting. I'll have Mac access only next month. The setting `max-width: 100%` actually breaks the design completely, chopping it down to a half. I have to try this soluti…

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    Comment #25037459

    I think I should just remove the poster, it was initially replacing the GIF, which was megabytes in size. Given that the sizes of the WebP and WebM animations are pretty close I ca…

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    Comment #25037304

    Perl … haven't seen that old friend for a very long time.

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    Comment #25037296

    Also zola, hugo, and other pretty light weight generators are quite okay. I'm using zola which runs nicely on Win/Mac/Linux. All you need to get started is some theme/template and …

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    Comment #25037264

    Thank you for the tip/link. Seems to be an appropriate solution, just have to fiddle with my build process for a bit.

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    Comment #25037230

    I decided to have no (client side) tracking at all, for both usually it requires JS and cookies. And honestly I don't like to have both on my site if not strictly necessary (as a E…

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    Comment #25037185

    Thank you for the detailed response. Interesting links I will work through over time.

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    Comment #25027987

    If you're in control of the environment, you might want to consider the yak shaving road and build a node package with a C, C++ or Rust library then. ;-)

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    Comment #25024681

    Thanks. If you're okay with a non-node/js solution, use https://github.com/kornelski/cavif-rs - it does the job for me pretty well. For node it looks surprisingly disappointing rig…

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    Comment #21024908

    That's such a great story. Love you, Mike! lol.xxx

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    Comment #16758197

    Yes, we're running multiple k8s clusters on AWS. Only a few components are not there yet due to their too snowflaky deployment procedures, but we're getting there. So far everyone …

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    Comment #16758131

    Maybe a stack like Gatsby+Contentful+Netlify+Algolia is something you might like. The following guide describes you the full stack: https://www.gatsbyjs.org/blog/2017-12-06-gatsby-…