Sounds better than many books on Audible.
Readit Newskatspaugh commented on Generate audiobooks from E-books with Kokoro-82M claudio.uk/posts/epub-to-... · Posted by u/csantini
katspaugh commented on A web app to read Latin texts with inline translations adi.earth/apps/duplex/... · Posted by u/realaleris149
I built a similar thing a while back: https://github.com/katspaugh/interlinear.io
Useful when you're at a very low level of a language. Past B1 or so, it's mostly looking up individual words.
katspaugh commented on You don't need Next.js – Why we migrated from Next to React comfydeploy.com/blog/you-... · Posted by u/bennykokmusic
We’re also seeing super slow dev build times with Next.js. It takes around 12 seconds for the initial page and then 2-3 seconds for other pages.
I always thought it was an inherent issue in this app due to the many dependencies (9000+ modules for each page) but I’m going to try what the article suggests.
Does Rsbuild or any other build tool provide an alternative to Static Site Generation with automatic code chunking? Because this part of Next.js is great. The production app is super fast to load.
Edit: looks like Rspress does exactly that.
Love the book! It's fun and inspiring to write programs recreationally!
I only knew of him from Zorro (1975) [1], and I remember that mainly due to the whacky soundtrack [2]
Some of his best movies are Le Circle Rouge and Le Samuraï.
This is amazing! I want this on my TV as the default firmware!
katspaugh commented on Porffor: A from-scratch experimental ahead-of-time JS engine porffor.dev/... · Posted by u/bpierre
Financed by defunkt[1], GitHub cofounder and ex CEO, for an undisclosed future project.
Given that defunkt's current project is a game engine/IDE, makes sense he's interested in an ultra-fast compiler for a popular language that builds compact sub-MB native executables...
katspaugh commented on Show HN: ThinkPost – split-panel note taking & brainstorming app for devs thinkpost.io... · Posted by u/zameermfm
Dinky Dog [1] author here. I really like the split-pane idea!
You can only write as much in a single flowchart node, so tools where you can only draw lack a place for extended notes.
Also it's a great way to illustrate written points. I can see this being used e.g. in classrooms. Theory on the left, examples on the right.
Great work!
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[1] https://dinky.dog/?q=about-9315ba924c9d16e632145116d69ae72a
P.S. your homepage is terrible.