https://gemini.google.com/share/79fe1a38e440
Maybe somewhere in the original comment it would have been fair to mention you can barely see the house in the original photo. This is actually a hilarious complaint
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gandreani commented on Why aren't smart people happier? theseedsofscience.pub/p/w... · Posted by u/zdw
To me, happiness is related more to gratitude than to intelligence. You could have very little and be happy and you can have a lot (money, friends, autonomy) and be miserable. The modern world has a lot of stressors but also a lot of things to be thankful for. It's the best time to be alive for humans so far.
Good example of gratitude: https://gwern.net/improvement
gandreani commented on How to Obsessively Tune WezTerm rashil2000.me/blogs/tune-... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
I get the error `Your store is blocked` when trying to load the images
gandreani commented on Xterm: It's better than you thought (2021) aduros.com/blog/xterm-its... · Posted by u/ecliptik
Also try 'mlterm', it has sixel graphics support enabled by default. While XTerm supports sixels, many distributions don't enable it by default.
Then, if you have 'libsixel-bin' installed you can run e.g. 'img2sixel hamster.jpg', and there you go, a photo is displayed in the terminal, inline with the text.
And 'mlterm' lets you adjust the text line spacing, even negatively, so you don't have to edit the fonts to get it the way you want.
This is really cool! I'm shocked at the image quality. Thanks for sharing
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gandreani commented on What's TypeScript compiling? Use a treemap to find out effectivetypescript.com/2... · Posted by u/danvk
This is a neat summary of how they shaved some source and developer time!
A trick I've used to shave bundle sizes: re-mapping `babel-runtime/*` to `@babe/runtime` and proper core-js imports and `core-js` imports from V2 to V3 latest imports ones. This shaved tons off of my bundles (unfortunately have some libraries we rely on that are both substantial but old)
Another one is library deduping. I've re-mapped all of the `lodash.*` to be direct default imports, e.g. `lodash.merge` to `lodash/merge`. Also shaved a ton off my bundle sizes.
Did you do the re-mapping using webpack? I haven't heard of this approach before and it sounds really promising
gandreani commented on Select ’Hello, World’: Serverless Postgres Built for the Cloud neon.tech/blog/hello-worl... · Posted by u/mxstbr
Neon CEO here. Happy to answer any questions about Neon technology
I see how having multiple Postgres compute nodes scales up reads, which is great! Does separating the "write" functionality into the Pagekeepers service allow writes to scale as well?
Seems like there's no upper limit for scaling up reads, just wondering how this architecture affects write throughput. Would love to hear more!
Which criticisms? I've just started using it after Firefox's blog post
Which blog post?
This is sick! I'm saving this for sure.
I also really appreciate linking to other learning materials in the beginning (both free and non-free)