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Comment #48873153
I've heard of it, of course! And of course they're years ahead of my little hobby project. But there's an important difference: They run on the browser via WebAssembly, the project…
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Show HN: Sfotty Pie – A browser-based Atari 8-bit emulator in TypeScript
Hi HN! This is my little tribute to the machine that started it all for me. I first shared it publicly some five years ago when it was only able to run Atari BASIC. Today it's in a…
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Comment #48277239
I can see where the arguments for React's alternatives like Preact, Vue, Svelte, Solid, etc. come from. All of them are better than React at least in one aspect and React's dominan…
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Comment #48212091
And this is Railway, a big enough name to top the HN main page and presumably find someone from Google to intervene at some point. I would have zero recourse if it was some little …
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Comment #47814654
tanh is a very pleasant sounding overdrive function for audio, for example.
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Comment #47764965
One neat trick for TypeScript branded types is to use { "~brand": "SOME BRAND" } instead of { __brand: "SOME BRAND" }. __brand shows up at the top of the autocomplete keys where "~…
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Comment #47588736
Axios has maxContentLength and maxBodyLength options. I would probably go with undici nowadays though (it also has maxResponseSize).
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Comment #47587131
I'm not sure fetch is a good server-side API. The typical fetch-based code snippet `fetch(API_URL).then(r => r.json())` has no response body size limit and can potentially bring do…
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Comment #46934019
Thanks for the articles, great sources.
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Comment #46927076
> Current literature does not distinguish between head voice and falsetto. Hmm, are you sure about this? I thought chest voice and head voice were understood to be a single registe…
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Comment #46923886
Anecdotal evidence from my own singing at 20 compared to 40 seems to point to the opposite.
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Comment #46615904
It is indeed part of the standard. It says "Within a structure object, the non-bit-field members and the units in which bit-fields reside have addresses that increase in the order …
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Comment #46554618
If history is any indication, it would only mean more passengers in the plane.
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Comment #46431954
Natural languages are much more complex. Complex for humans: I can learn a new programming language in an afternoon and be reasonably productive in it within a week or two. I wish …
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Comment #46395660
My very first open source project[1] aimed to solve the same problem. Nice to see it still has quite a few weekly downloads. [1] https://sourceforge.net/projects/bin2c/
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Comment #46391134
Not the gp but I can't live without co/ci/br now.
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Comment #46237687
I celebrated my 25th year on stage almost three years ago. Mostly playing covers in bars. There was a time when we were hoping to “make it” and we did release an album but it wasn’…
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Comment #46172987
I've watched the SSA-related parts of these lectures and, despite the low video quality, I've found the quality of the content to be very high. Lecture notes can be found here: htt…
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Comment #46170084
These instructions were not intentionally designed and put in there in secret. They're simply an unintended consequence of the "don't care" states of the instruction decoding logic…
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Comment #46134152
That’s where link-time optimization enters the picture. It’s expensive but tolerable for production builds of small projects and feasible for mid-sized ones.
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Comment #46133973
It would but it's harder to trigger. Here, it's not safe because they're public functions and the standard would require `add_v1 != add_v2` (I think). If you declare them as static…