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#LexFridman #podcast with #MarkZuckeberg in the #Metaverse almost crosses the uncanny valley. Mark still looks a bit like a robot, but... oh, wait | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVYrJJNdrEg
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#LexFridman #podcast with #MarkZuckeberg in the #Metaverse almost crosses the uncanny valley. Mark still looks a bit like a robot, but... oh, wait | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVYrJJNdrEg
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#LexFridman #podcast with #MarkZuckeberg in the #Metaverse almost crosses the uncanny valley. Mark still looks a bit like a robot, but... oh, wait | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVYrJJNdrEg
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#LexFridman #podcast with #MarkZuckeberg in the #Metaverse almost crosses the uncanny valley. Mark still looks a bit like a robot, but... oh, wait | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVYrJJNdrEg
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From #mondayCom tech blog: "1000ms/40ms = 25fps. 25fps is far from our destination. Each cell has to be drawn in less than 50µs in order for it to sum up less than 16ms and keep 60fps" #javascript #performance https://engineering.monday.com/the-power-of-the-canvas-api-a-deep-dive-into-how-we-transformed-our-table-performance-at-monday-com-part-2/
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I regularily use #pbcopy and #pbpaste shell commands on #MacOS. They are great to quickly process text. E.g. this formats JSON in clipboard and puts it back to clipboard:
$ pbpaste | jq | pbcopy
or this find the number of unique lines containing the word foo in file.txt:
$ grep foo file.txt | sort | uniq -c | pbcopy
PS: you can use `xmllint --format -` to format XML rather than #jq for JSON
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I regularily use #pbcopy and #pbpaste shell commands on #MacOS. They are great to quickly process text. E.g. this formats JSON in clipboard and puts it back to clipboard:
$ pbpaste | jq | pbcopy
or this find the number of unique lines containing the word foo in file.txt:
$ grep foo file.txt | sort | uniq -c | pbcopy
PS: you can use `xmllint --format -` to format XML rather than #jq for JSON
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I regularily use #pbcopy and #pbpaste shell commands on #MacOS. They are great to quickly process text. E.g. this formats JSON in clipboard and puts it back to clipboard:
$ pbpaste | jq | pbcopy
or this find the number of unique lines containing the word foo in file.txt:
$ grep foo file.txt | sort | uniq -c | pbcopy
PS: you can use `xmllint --format -` to format XML rather than #jq for JSON
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I regularily use #pbcopy and #pbpaste shell commands on #MacOS. They are great to quickly process text. E.g. this formats JSON in clipboard and puts it back to clipboard:
$ pbpaste | jq | pbcopy
or this find the number of unique lines containing the word foo in file.txt:
$ grep foo file.txt | sort | uniq -c | pbcopy
PS: you can use `xmllint --format -` to format XML rather than #jq for JSON
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I regularily use #pbcopy and #pbpaste shell commands on #MacOS. They are great to quickly process text. E.g. this formats JSON in clipboard and puts it back to clipboard:
$ pbpaste | jq | pbcopy
or this find the number of unique lines containing the word foo in file.txt:
$ grep foo file.txt | sort | uniq -c | pbcopy
PS: you can use `xmllint --format -` to format XML rather than #jq for JSON
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#Jetbrains released #Writerside IDE for writing... documentation! I'm just surprised it doesn't seem to support #Asciidoc out-of-the-box https://www.jetbrains.com/writerside/
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From #mondayCom tech blog: "1000ms/40ms = 25fps. 25fps is far from our destination. Each cell has to be drawn in less than 50µs in order for it to sum up less than 16ms and keep 60fps" #javascript #performance https://engineering.monday.com/the-power-of-the-canvas-api-a-deep-dive-into-how-we-transformed-our-table-performance-at-monday-com-part-2/
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From #mondayCom tech blog: "1000ms/40ms = 25fps. 25fps is far from our destination. Each cell has to be drawn in less than 50µs in order for it to sum up less than 16ms and keep 60fps" #javascript #performance https://engineering.monday.com/the-power-of-the-canvas-api-a-deep-dive-into-how-we-transformed-our-table-performance-at-monday-com-part-2/
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From #mondayCom tech blog: "1000ms/40ms = 25fps. 25fps is far from our destination. Each cell has to be drawn in less than 50µs in order for it to sum up less than 16ms and keep 60fps" #javascript #performance https://engineering.monday.com/the-power-of-the-canvas-api-a-deep-dive-into-how-we-transformed-our-table-performance-at-monday-com-part-2/
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From #mondayCom tech blog: "1000ms/40ms = 25fps. 25fps is far from our destination. Each cell has to be drawn in less than 50µs in order for it to sum up less than 16ms and keep 60fps" #javascript #performance https://engineering.monday.com/the-power-of-the-canvas-api-a-deep-dive-into-how-we-transformed-our-table-performance-at-monday-com-part-2/
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If you've been living under a rock, the #DevTernity/#JDKon conference scandal has a pretty widespread media coverage:
* https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/28/23978254/devternity-jdkon-developer-conference-fake-women-speakers
* https://fortune.com/2023/11/27/devternity-tech-conference-fake-women-speakers-profiles-engineering/
* https://www.theregister.com/2023/11/28/devternity_conference_fake_speakers/
* https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/11/backlash-over-fake-female-speakers-shuts-down-developer-conference/
* https://thenewstack.io/meet-anna-boyko-how-a-fake-speaker-blew-up-devternity/
* https://www.404media.co/devternity-fake-speakers-eduard-sizovs/ -
#Google #ServiceWeaver: it's like Remote EJB or CORBA over and over again. With hidden #RPC and non standard binary protocol. Works in #Go only, and configured with #toml... I'd say it has very limited use cases https://serviceweaver.dev/
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TIL about #OpenLens, desktop client for #Kubernetes. I still prefer #k9s, but it's worth giving a try | https://github.com/MuhammedKalkan/OpenLens
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@bdelacretaz I also came across #NDJSON https://github.com/ndjson/ndjson-spec which seems like the same thing, developed independently
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Update on running #SpringBoot web application, compiled with #GraalVM on #GoogleCloudRun: P99 latency of no-op endpoint is around 120 ms (DC in the same city). Cold container start on the cloud takes < 600 ms
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I'm experimenting with running #SpringBoot in #Java on #GoogleCloudRun. Stock, minimal application starts in 4 seconds - unacceptable. With #GraalVM (after 10 minute build time...) it starts within 100ms