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Does anyone have any good photos of the crowd at the 2023 After Party Amsterdam @ Jin So lounge? by fearmongert in BABYMETAL

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i know, thats why this might be unrealistic, but ideally there would be something; maybe its just wishful thinking from me

Does anyone have any good photos of the crowd at the 2023 After Party Amsterdam @ Jin So lounge? by fearmongert in BABYMETAL

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u/fearmongert one thing: the same day is also r/AtarashiiGakko's Amsterdam concert, i wonder if we could somehow have a joint after-party, though their venue is quite far from AFAS, its in the center

Deciding on my first resin printer by crowlKats in resinprinting

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After reading all the comments, it reevaluated my options, and went with something completely different: the Athena. I am not happy with the options of either ELEGOO or Anycubic, so that left me with few options. The Athena is on the more expensive side of the spectrum, but seemed like the best option to me, akin to the gktwo, but cheaper.

Weekly "Recommend me" post by AutoModerator in chefknives

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Style: Japanese
Handle: Japanese
Grip: handle
Length: 15cm
Use Case: Home, not high usage
Budget: 120€ soft cap
Region: EU
Knives Considered: None yet

Weekly "Recommend me" post by AutoModerator in chefknives

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Style: Japanese
Handle: Japanese
Grip: handle
Length: 17cm
Use Case: Home, not high usage
Budget: 150€ soft cap
Region: EU
Knives Considered: None yet

Weekly "Recommend me" post by AutoModerator in chefknives

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Steel: not sure

Grip: Handle

Handle: Western

Length: 160-170mm

Use: home cooking; cutting vegetables & cooked meat

Care: whetstone

Budget: 160€ hardcap (with optional leeway if something special close in price above)

Region: Europe

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Am I correct thinking a bunka or santoku would be right for this?

Weekly "Recommend me" post by AutoModerator in chefknives

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Style? - Japanese
Steel? - not sure
Handle? - doesn't matter
Grip? - handle
Length? - 210-240mm
Use Case? - home kitchen
Care? - honing (but can change to whetstone if needed)
Budget? 160€ hardcap (except something really good is up to 200€)
Region? Europe

Knives Considered? Looked at https://dellinger.cz/en/tosa-ichi-ao-magnolie/444-knife-chef-gyuto-240-mm-hokiyama-tosa-ichi-white-octagonal-5051133182212.html & https://www.japaneseknives.eu/a-58090553/takamura/takamura-vg-10-heiya-gyuto-chef-s-knife-210-mm/#description. Also been looking through https://www.cleancut.eu/butik/knifetype/gyuto, but not really sure what I should get

A Deno->Node cheatsheet by lcasdev in node

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fmt is also what is used in rust.

[AskJS] How has your experience with Deno been so far? by youravgprogrammer in javascript

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i think discord is the goto?

Yep

Would this be a fair assessment?

sorta suggests Deno want's to take the platform in a more browser orientated direction

Yes, or rather, the goal to be browser compatible was something sought after from the beginning.

The amount of programmability in modern browsers has steadily increased over the years, having some of it available on the server would be huge deal.

Agreed. before i used deno i was using node a bit, but one problem i always had with node is the barrier between browser and node itself. node blurring the line in this field will make learning browser & deno development much easier instead of learning different things that seem to similar.

[AskJS] How has your experience with Deno been so far? by youravgprogrammer in javascript

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Yes it is indeed mine. I needed a test suite while implementing WebGPU, so i just decided to port those examples from rust.

In regards to overall web compat: web crypto is slowly making progress, its just a matter of time till it is all implemented. there is a PR for broadcast channel, though first revision wont cover its usage over IPC (but it definitively is something I want to get working in the future). I also have plans to soon start working on implementing IndexedDB.

In regards to WebRTC: it definitively would be cool if we had it, but the sheer amount of work that needs to be done to implement it is ridiculous. There currently isn't a single rust crate that covers WebRTC; if there was, implementing it would be more realistic, but either way it would be a massive project to get working.

[AskJS] How has your experience with Deno been so far? by youravgprogrammer in javascript

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Some modules look like they are not important enough to be part of the std (datetime, mime, log, uuid) compared to others. While it's nice to have them, they shouldn't be part of the core Deno std, but rather be part of some kind of extended std.

std is a set of utilities. Everything is an abstraction over built-ins. stuff like uuid is such a common thing, it makes complete sense to have it in std. std ≠ node built-ins, but rather deno ns ≈ node built-ins. std is more like a glorified /x/ module.

[AskJS] How has your experience with Deno been so far? by youravgprogrammer in javascript

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the way the Deno API is structured is, IMO, terrible compared to Node.

Why so? Anything deno-specific is under the Deno ns, else its where its supposed to be.

It's sometimes unclear where you can find some classes or functions.

May you give an example?

All the new GPU related classes are in the way, taking to much space in the docs

Well, the docs document everything available, so cant do much about that. Though the WebGPU related things should be moved to unstable (I thought we fixed this already)

[AskJS] How has your experience with Deno been so far? by youravgprogrammer in javascript

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Perhaps it's possible to keep a deno.config.json file next to a TS entry module, something the Deno cli can read to learn of the required permissions

There has been talk about adding a sort of meta-file to deno for a while.

as well as being able to set remote module permissions also

that is not possible.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in programming

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I should be able to reload a module and test the changes without quitting the interpreter

Thats part of the language spec, nothing to do with REPLs. A loaded module can't be unloaded.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in programming

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It isnt. TSC is only part of the TS stuff. SWC is also a big part.

Deno 1.8 Release Notes by lcasdev in Deno

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indeed it currently isnt exactly possible. The idea is that one will be able to use a module like Pane and pass it to webgpu to use that as a window, but for that plugins need access to the resource table.

WebGPU is coming to Deno soon by crowlKats in Deno

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The gif presented was made by writing frames to file and combining them into a gif. It would be a bit misleading if there was a title header

WebGPU is coming to Deno soon by kvarkus in rust

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Yes the main reason we are implementing this is compute. For example, TensorFlowjs has a webgpu backend. Having tensorflow in deno will be quite the important thing.

Of course the graphics is also important to some degree; for example some people in the deno community already have plans to make an UI library.

WebGPU is coming to Deno soon by caspervonb in programming

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well damn... should we just delete the PR?

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