Can they disambiguate between spike protein microclots produced by natural infection vs. those generated by the vaccines.
Readit NewsWintamute commented on Comptime.ts: compile-time expressions for TypeScript comptime.js.org/... · Posted by u/excalo
I literally just want Rust style macros and proc macros in JavaScript. e.g. using
``` const MyComponent = () => jsx!(<div></div>) ```
rather than a .tsx file.
That or wasm to be usable so I can just write my web apps in Rust
Writing a web app at the moment with C++/Emscripten. What makes wasm unusable in Rust?
Worth mentioning the brand has recently been acquired:
https://www.guru3d.com/story/perifractic-completes-commodore...
The commenter talked about new projects, why are you talking about the web browser and the OS?
Working on a major new project right now in C++. In our case, it’s a high performance 2D GPU accelerated drawing application - C++ and many of its battle hardened/established libs are the only game in town. Rust is a non-starter for a large range of apps
Wintamute commented on Layoff at Sketch (Over 80 People) linkedin.com/posts/sketch... · Posted by u/langitbiru
I’m sorry to hear this, but as an active user, here is what they delivered in the past 3 years:
1. Not much that I’d use or remember
2. No AutoLayout - which is a definite must have for anyone designing interfaces
Doesn't Sketch have smart layout in symbols? And they released multiplayer coediting last year.
Wintamute commented on Adobe to acquire Figma for $20B bloomberg.com/news/articl... · Posted by u/caoxuwen
Yep. Sketch can feel limited compared to Figma (I hate that they need iOS Mirror app instead of being able to access interactive prototypes on the web), but I love that they are a desktop app and you don't have to keep paying forever.
You've been able to play Sketch prototypes on the web for a few years already, also they just released a new iPhone app that lets you preview prototypes and docs. Their iOS Mirror app is pretty much deprecated now I think
Wintamute commented on Half of UK university students think degree is poor value for money theguardian.com/education... · Posted by u/mocko
Which is a good thing. More high educated people is better.
Back in the days only a handful of people with the right background were able to study.
Yes it might diminish the value of a degree. Now actual additional skills and experience are needed to stand out. I am totally fine with this. Gone are the days of arrogant students thinking their degree is automatically bring them wealth (ok not entirely true in lots of countries). But still. We are heading into the right (not always perfect) direction.
That seems like a naive assessment of an education model that is failing across multiple dimensions of analysis. It saddles many students with crippling debt. It monopolises some of the most productive years of a persons life studying subjects often of minimal practical value to their future careers. It drains public funding and resources.
You say more highly educated people is better as if its a truism, it doesn't seem so clear to me. I don't see why, for example, someone spending their early 20s in an apprenticeship, doing vocational training or in an industry learning on the job is inherently worse for them or society than receiving a higher education.
Just about the only unambiguous positive I can see in university is the chance to grow and learn as a young person in a social setting, freshly independent of parents. But surely there are more efficient approaches that could be employed here.
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Wintamute commented on Ronald Reagan fires 11,359 air-traffic controllers (1981) history.com/this-day-in-h... · Posted by u/a_imho
That seems much more like the future than embracing Node... <emoji here>