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Comment #48787045
In my opinion Elixir Ecto is ORM done right: 1. the functional/immutable nature of Elixir makes read and writes much more explicit and there is no need to magically track deep muta…
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Comment #48754234
If the comment above is correct, he was only added to the credits after he had to ask for it after the fact. So the ONLY thing the license asked for is to be named and that was sup…
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Comment #48749606
Very cool! I did a similar (but much simpler!) experiment by implementing perspective projection via SQL, storing meshes (vertices, edges, faces), the camera position and the scree…
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Comment #48732713
Then maybe install the strobe lights in all important rooms? Most people have there phone on silent/vibration anyway and recently everybody uses noise-canceling headphones outside …
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Comment #48732606
I said nothing about banning performing surgeries or forcing parents to carry out a deaf child just for keeping some community alive. I just wanted to point out that there is a pat…
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Comment #48731556
"I would like my child to not be deaf" -> "Many (most?) people would prefer their child to not be deaf" -> (3) "Deaf community shrinks" -> "Social support for deaf people is reduce…
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Comment #48725361
write.it.your.self think.4.your.self written.by.my.self all CNAME -> claude.ai
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Comment #48371946
I know nothing about the detailed technical differences between X11 and Wayland but with Hyprland for me the PIP is working as expected so I assume its not just a Wayland issue but…
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Comment #48007579
Semi-honest question: What do you need a window manager, code editor, chat app, etc for if claude is so awesome that it can do everything for you? Why spend 400$ on making tools th…
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Comment #47961718
I think it was even featured and praised in a recent zed blog post
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Comment #47952418
yes there is a single toggle to disable all AI
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Comment #47882373
Recursion schemes are a topic too few people know about in my opinion. I wrote two simple and interactive introductions. One in Javascript [1] and one in Elixir as Livebook [2]. Th…
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Comment #47659282
The main issue is that the image needs to have a high enough resolution to be sharp at all zoom scales. Currently my images are vector graphics that I rasterize depending on the sc…
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Comment #47659186
I have not implemented proper multi-touch controls yet. Currently the gizmos need to be used for zooming, paning and rotating. I will add multi-touch gestures soon.
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Comment #47653373
Thanks for the suggestion! I added a slow initial auto zoom and updated the up/down arrows to work while being pressed.
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Comment #47653335
I now updated the default view to already show the Escher effect :)
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Show HN: M. C. Escher spiral in WebGL inspired by 3Blue1Brown
The latest 3Blue1Brown video [1] about the M. C. Escher print gallery effect inspired me to re-implement the effect as WebGL fragment shader on my own. [1]: https://www.youtube.com…
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Comment #47604143
Isn't the line you quoted about asking a real person co-worker?
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Comment #47589282
Based on other existing material on the topic (like the excellent code_report youtube channel) I once wrote an introduction to combinators and lambda calculus targetted at javascri…
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Comment #47584286
I love Eschers works. A few years ago I watched an documentary about his in the cinema, but I can remember the name. 3Blue1Brown just released an amazing video explaining the geome…
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Comment #47273386
With typst its fast enough to update the pdf/png/svg preview while you are typing, instead of waiting 0.x seconds when hitting save :)
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Comment #47136561
Think of types more as physical units to check your calculation. The position on a chess board and on a checker board are both 2d integer vectors but you might or might not want th…
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Comment #46056292
If you nest two grids, the rows and columns of two sibling grids are not forced two align. With subgrid the rows and columns of two sibling grids are aligned with each other by glu…
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Comment #46056255
With nested flexbox the nested dimensions are not aligned to each other. With grid the items are aligned across both each row AND each column. With subgrid even nested grids can be…