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Weird, I'm in Foster City and felt the strongest shaking I've ever felt in my time in the Bay Area.

It may be royalty free but it's not truly open — there's an annual administration fee for hardware implementors to get a license (TVs/SOCs): https://hdr10plus.org/license-program/

Another potential approach could be using the Web Animations API with an additive/relative animation approach via the `composite: 'add'` option. I say potential as it really only f…

The community of people making deepfakes even approaching this quality is astonishingly small (think 3-4 people), requires absurd hardware (either A100s or A6000s), and the Luke on…

In the case of the MotionMark benchmark (more graphics/rendering focused), I have Safari beating Chrome's score by more than double (2703 vs 1152) on my M1 Max machine. Now I don't…

The correct way would be a mix of those two strategies: an onscroll handler that schedules an update through requestAnimationFrame (ensuring that it only gets scheduled once until …

overflow: hidden/auto does not guarantee that children won't be painted outside of the element's bounds, even if it has a fixed width & height: https://codepen.io/vincentriemer/pen…

Since installing the iOS 13 beta I've noticed a bunch of apps asking for bluetooth access. I haven't kept track of every one but I do remember YouTube and Netflix asking for it on …

FWIW I believe that web worker adoption is more limited by tooling/knowledge than APIs. Web developers haven't thought about thread safety for decades (at least for those who have …

I believe that this is the case on Safari, don't know about any other browsers though

When I decided to take a stab at something similar, I settled on a different approach in taking an existing asynchronous UI architecture, React Native, instead of just trying to pr…

I took AP Computer Science A in 2010 and while I'd agree that it was hardly a thorough curriculum, it did give me the knowledge to successfully skip Comp Sci 1 in college. My case …

One of my favorite (and most expensive) hobbies!

There's nothing really stopping anyone from implementing the human interface guidelines into a UI library. I wonder what's keeping people from building one.

Chrome (and the web platform in general) has been moving to this model of features/APIs needing to be called "as a result of a user interaction". This sounds reasonable in theory, …

At least until we get the AOM: https://github.com/WICG/aom/blob/gh-pages/explainer.md

As an avid developer of SPAs (currently working on one for my own blog frontend) I'd say a lot if this stems from people being convinced SPAs 1) provide a faster development cycle,…

I had held off getting tested for ADHD because I was convinced I was just lazy and didn't like schoolwork but once I noticed I couldn't play a single videogame for more than 15 min…

Maybe I just can't find it, but the largest blocker for using Rust on the web for me is a lack of a exposure/binding system (like embind). I'm not particularly interested in writin…

Could probably fall under trade dress infringement too.

Heh this would just completely break one of my current projects (not using `fixed` for headers I swear). It's interesting to think about people out there using things like this.

In my personal/anecdotal experience, I've noticed a higher performance ceiling using HTML/CSS over SVG. Doing similar operations between the two usually shows SVG with better perfo…

From what I understand, the twitter mobile web client uses react and from a quick look at the source, they're using css modules which means the class names are generated at build t…

React Native doesn't make it so you share UI code between platforms ( https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/platform-specif... ). What you get to share is all the business l…

This is awesome! Now if only there was a web-protocol for syncing the audio clocks of two webapps I could really jam out with this and (shameless plug) http://io808.com together.