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warpech
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About warpech
Email: marcin *at* handsontable.com
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Comment #49229008
There is a screenshot in the original source code release: https://computerhistory.org/blog/microsoft-word-for-windows-...
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Comment #49207023
WebMIDI: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_MIDI_AP... It turns state changes from any MIDI device into JS events that you can handle any way you want. I use Clau…
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Comment #49179925
> The City of Munich follows the principle of Public Money, Public Code: Whenever possible, software developed in-house should be released as open source. The goal is not only to e…
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Comment #49160075
You can control your computer using MIDI interface. Sometimes we demo our JavaScript UI components using AKAI LPD8 MKII
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Comment #49160010
Compiling TypeScript is just stripping out types
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Comment #49066331
That's incredible! I was thinking about such a project but a quick research didn't show any suitable square-shape LCD monitors. I am glad that turned out to me not true. I will be …
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Comment #48996245
What are the cool setups with proxies?
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Comment #48744607
I have a recurring daily task of closing all browser tabs and a weekly task of rebooting my Mac. Tracking this as a task helps my digital hygiene, and at the same prevents me from …
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Comment #48744568
Totally! The feeling of using AI to create something not fully productive is similar to the "just one more turn..." effect when playing a Civilization game. Even when you realize i…
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Comment #48725006
Tailnet and Magic DNS make it easy to bring other people or devices to your network, including simple authentication mechanisms to know who is who
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Comment #48653916
Cool! Your readme mentions Modify. What’s that? Does this use some generative UI?
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Comment #48575519
(As a non-native speaker) I didn’t notice that, I love this post and even shared it with my team
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Comment #48562047
Yes, it seemed from another word at the time. Now is table stakes. Thanks for showing the way!
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Comment #48489262
What wrong with inlining base64 in regular .html if you want it all in one file? Plus zipping that one file is you insist on a smaller file size
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Comment #48305389
Thanks for a good word! Founder of HyperFormula here. HF will go AGPL soon, too
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Comment #48245020
I see Bun’s Rust rewrite (esp the style how it was done) as a form of massive internet trolling for PR reasons. By making a bigger fuss about it, we’re feeding the troll
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Comment #47899131
My programming career literally started in a dumpster in the ’90s, when I found a Turbo Vision book someone had thrown away. I picked it up and immediately fell in love with the bl…
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Comment #47691794
I got into improv theatre. There are groups in every city, at least here in the EU. It is both fun and developing creativity, alertness, etc.
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Comment #46593254
Thanks! But I meant JS based virtual scrolling in web pages. E.g. dynamic data tables that only render the part of the table that fits in the viewport.
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Comment #46587656
> So it's effectively a net+DOM+script-only browser with no style/layout/paint. > --- > Definitely fun for me to watch as someone who is making a lightweight browser engine with a …
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Comment #46352479
I love this. We need more experimenting with UX status quo. Especially with drag and drop, which, I think all many would agree, is one of the not ideal UX patterns espacialy with s…
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Comment #44762760
As a HyperFormula founder, thank you for the mention. I wonder what’s your opinion on our formula library
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Comment #43655663
What surprised me that they roll it out to 50% of the beta channel users. So you might or might not see the change until they roll it out for all
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Comment #43548432
Such a beautiful magazine design. Does anyone have recommendations for more skillfully designed online magazines, blogs, etc?
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Comment #41730556
I was very curious how come there is a PDF from 1977. Apparently it is built from these source files: http://www.lemis.com/grog/Documentation/Lions/index.php A fork on GitHub: http…