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HugoDaniel··on Former NSA chief Keith Alexander has joined Amazon’s board of directors
Will they start to build proper consumer profiles now and stop recommending the same thing I've just bought over and over ?
HugoDaniel··on Just because it's there doesn't mean you should use it
Like docker
HugoDaniel··on Modernizing the OpenBSD Console
indeed :O

here are the VT100 ansi escape codes: https://espterm.github.io/docs/VT100%20escape%20codes.html

Bold, Underline, Double height, double width, etc... are all there. VT100, from 1978.

HugoDaniel··on Does Facebook pay Apple 30% of revenue derived from ads made within its iOS app?
Isnt the while shtick of the ad industry that personalized ads enhance your experience ?

Inst Facebook timeline carefully curated based on that ?

HugoDaniel··on Math.min(Math.max(num, min), max)
Great. But I have been programming since about Math.min(Math.max(n, 1900), 1985 - 1)
HugoDaniel··on Mozilla’s Uncertain Future
Money and hierarchy
HugoDaniel··on Thank You MDN
how can I download MDN ?
HugoDaniel··on Ask HN: How important to JavaScript is MDN?
yes
HugoDaniel··on Single Page Applications using Rust
luckily WebAssembly is stream compiled while data is being fetched in parallel; unlike JS it does not need to load the whole file to start working on it :)
HugoDaniel··on Microsoft Fast Design
Tailwindcss is getting quite big.i would dare to say mainstream even.
HugoDaniel··on “They would have said faster horses” – An example of asking wrong questions
love the ending about not being gpt3 generated :) nice touch
HugoDaniel··on Laziness Impatience Hubris
i don't agree for the most part. perl is cool :)
HugoDaniel··on A multiplayer board game in Rust and WebAssembly
how much better can it be than doing

`import module from './crate/Cargo.toml'`

from Svelte directly, and get Hot Module Reloading for free ?

HugoDaniel··on A multiplayer board game in Rust and WebAssembly
> "Is there a Rust + wasm version of Svelte yet?"

Here is a Svelte starter template for Rust (webasm) + Svelte:

https://github.com/HugoDaniel/svelte-template

HugoDaniel··on Haskell for a New Decade [pdf]
no mention of web assembly, how is Haskell support for it ?
HugoDaniel··on I Just Hit $100k/year On GitHub Sponsors
yeah this is ripe for survivorship bias

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Survivorship_bias

HugoDaniel··on Why Figma Wins
adobe, microsoft, et al. also faked the fix and incorrectly fixed it by exporting into other formats in a broken way. locking in makes sense from a VC point of view.

from my point of view the only way to guarantee is to use software that provides open file formats and develops their features around those open formats. inkscape and sketch seem to be doing this

HugoDaniel··on Why Figma Wins
sketch file is an open format[0]. figma will lock you in. there is no export project feature in figma

https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038006274-Files-...

that is why it is so easy to migrate into figma from sketch, and impossible to migrate away from figma into anything else...

[0] https://github.com/sketch-hq/sketch-file-format

HugoDaniel··on Shapes is a real-time vector graphics library for Unity
could you expand on this? what is the problem with the defaults on Unity?
HugoDaniel··on From Rust to Svelte, what tech stack will I use
didn't knew about this one... let me check it and get back to you soon :)

thank you for this

HugoDaniel··on Why I Use Suckless Tools
everything is a triviality if taken sufficiently out of scope
HugoDaniel··on Why the developers who use Rust love it so much
or Ruby, or Haskell, or elixir... Rust so happens to appeal the front-end crowd as much as the backend people and they are leveraging those windows of opportunity much better than any other language or community. Wasm bindgen is a bliss of fresh air, it even works very well with TypeScript.
HugoDaniel··on I'm resigning from my job at Facebook
Personally I find it great that Facebook allows this kind of open speech and open approach from their employees (both in the OP post but also in Abramov stance).

I hope one day this work openness will surface to be seen on their products as well.

HugoDaniel··on Seven years later, I bought a new MacBook. For the first time, I don't love it
I have the new 16 MBP and love the touch bar. I find it much easier to change brightness/sound (place the finger and drag); I find it much easier to control apps, like music, safari, and all, and the habituation period was shorter than with the keys back in the day (when i started using macs).

I would love to be able to easily customize the touch bar though, the author mentions BetterTouchTool, looks good, might be worth it.

Like the author I also have some problems with Catalina: the subtle hangs drive me nuts, the bugs with the True Tone going pale, the gpu's going crazy just because they want

PS: Apple - please consider improving your AirPlay video support or doing some other protocol for it. It sucks having to use cables for even HDMI video playback on a secondary screen. (or place back the display port / HDMI entrance)

HugoDaniel··on How to Become a Hacker
Somehow reminded me of the original Hacker Test https://www.elfqrin.com/hackertest.php
HugoDaniel··on Well-known web sites that port-scan their visitors
No info about Safari
HugoDaniel··on Type Safety with Native JavaScript
a common misconception is that TypeScript[TS] will provide runtime safety; it won't unless you specifically add functions for it, like the type casts presented in the article.

The typecast approach presented in the article can be combined with TS to provide runtime type safety; They are not entirely opposite/alternative approaches but complementary.

HugoDaniel··on MicroProse Returns with the Mighty Eighth, a 10-Player WWII B-17 Simulator
VR seems to be catching on. Is the experience that much better than a normal screen?
HugoDaniel··on Stockholm Won't Reach Herd Immunity in May, Sweden's Chief Epidemiologist Says
yes, I feel the same way, especially in data/scientific oriented articles. Unfortunately, most data journalists are writers first and scientists second, which kind of biases the way things are presented in written form.
HugoDaniel··on Stockholm Won't Reach Herd Immunity in May, Sweden's Chief Epidemiologist Says
in literature "exponentially" can be used in a lot of ways that are appropriate but not mathematically correct. you can use it as a euphemism, as a metaphor, as an adjective, like a loose comparator, etc... everything is valid.

the same applies to a lot of other mathematical concepts (i.e. the double negative, etc...)

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