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tsujp

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About tsujp

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    Comment #46691788

    Could you please elaborate, ideally in as much detail as you're comfortable sharing, on your Emacs and adjacent (org-mode, magit, any kind of syncing to your mobile phone with org-…

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    Comment #45002179

    JS also has Crypto.getRandomValues()

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    Comment #44743184

    The problem with the PGTK frontend is it is notoriously EXTREMELY slow. The latency on user input compared to the X11 (especially Lucid) version has some people reverting back to X…

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    Comment #41821502

    See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41821494

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    Comment #41821494

    Understood, but in this (hypothetical) example his mother probably doesn't know exactly what angular velocity or torque are, so making things even simpler with a laymans "power" se…

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    In general relying on excessive detail or jargon is symptomatic of not really understanding something when required to explain things in simple terms. I believe Richard Feynman sai…

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    Comment #40811119

    I'll need to look into this but if anyone knows: is this available (easily) as a standalone package somewhere; think using the engine from a CLI without needing or contacting Googl…

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    Comment #40249407

    FINALLY!! For 12 years visually vertically centreing text has required adding a padding or margin of a few pixels to the bottom or top, now (when adopted) it can be done properly.

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    Comment #37244270

    Hey Jarred, big fan of your work on Bun. Until recently I've been using Deno (mostly to avoid using Node and the tooling hell that entails) and it looks like for my use-cases Bun i…

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    Comment #37130108

    Fines should be at least 100% of _revenue_ from these activities to actually punish the business. At the very least 100% of _profit_ from the activity. Anything less is cost of doi…