Looks good - I like the TUI a lot. The only thing with that type of interface is that there is no chance my wife would use it via the terminal. It would be cool if there was a web UI as well - so other members of the household could access and use it.
Readit Newsmrpf1ster commented on Show HN: Micasa – track your house from the terminal micasa.dev... · Posted by u/cpcloud
The more pertinent question to me is can we implement some new static analysis that understands buffer re-use and can hoist buffer initialization outside the loop? Rather than make the programmer write obfuscated code for efficiency, it is usually better to have the compiler do the heavy lifting.
P.S. Also, folks, don't re-use buffers without zeroing unless you absolutely need the performance and know what you're doing.
Why would re-using a buffer be bad? Assuming you write to it with the contents of the file/stream before it is read.
mrpf1ster commented on STORM: Get a Wikipedia-like report on your topic storm.genie.stanford.edu/... · Posted by u/fragmede
What's the point of the "elaborate on purpose" box? It makes you fill it in but doesn't seem to affect the article, at least not that I can tell.
Probably just metadata about the request for the researchers at Stanford
mrpf1ster commented on Picotron Is a Fantasy Workstation lexaloffle.com/picotron.p... · Posted by u/celadevra_
Are there any apps made for pico (other than games) that have broken through to the mainstream?
I believe the game Celeste started as a PICO-8 prototype
I run Windows 10 LTSC IoT edition on my gaming PC and it’s been pretty great. No crapware and no annoying update notifications. Should be the default windows version.
mrpf1ster commented on Show HN: Clutter-free, powerful Mac-native sample manager kickspro.app... · Posted by u/alex_x
Does this do any analysis of the sample files themselves or just auto tagging and searching based on the sample file name?
Is it using a local LLM or ChatGPT?
mrpf1ster commented on Tracking SQLite Database Changes in Git garrit.xyz/posts/2023-11-... · Posted by u/vldr
It would be nice if we finally could have a database that we could use git on to track changes.
Dolt looks very promising in this area but only works with MySQL, would be nice to have a SQLite solution.
mrpf1ster commented on AtomVM: Erlang virtual machine for IoT devices atomvm.org... · Posted by u/rapnie
How does this differ from Nerves?
mrpf1ster commented on SlowDownAndWasteMemory() github.com/WebKit/WebKit/... · Posted by u/lopkeny12ko
(Note that this is not called a permalink but a fragment identifier https://www.w3.org/Addressing/URL/4_2_Fragments.html or, more memorably, the hash part of the URL https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/URL/hash. Permalinks can be entirely different URLs, like a DOI link that is on a different domain and protocol altogether, but that will keep referring to this content https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permalink)
Ah I was referring to the github specific terminology when sharing a link to a line inside a code file.
I'm not sure I follow? I think the GP was just talking about the ability to import other HTML fragments without JS? Something like:
<fragment href="site-menu.html"/>
I'm not sure why JS would be needed here? (i.e in the same way html <select> elements are interactive without needing "JS").
Going a little more out there, what about cross domain imports for easy web component consumption?
<fragment href="https://weather-widget.org?location=london" />
It used to be sorta possible with HTML Imports but that spec got dropped [1].
Is this not just an iframe?