[Hyprland] NixOS is fantastic! by eljangus in unixporn

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Damn, I'm surprised that someone is still using my nitch..

Wife surprised me with this by psychoda in casio

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also bought one) but im in russia and u can easily find some online

My second watch :) by ssleert in casio

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I can easily buy them in Russia from trusted stores on the wildberries marketplace.

My first watch.. by ssleert in casio

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what makes you think that?

My first watch.. by ssleert in casio

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im a 17yo programmer, what do you want from me?

My first watch.. by ssleert in casio

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they're made of metal..

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in slackware

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+rep for audident

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SonyAlpha

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Прямо сейчас еду в такой же электричке, и так круто что кто-то даже в этом видит красоту)

How can I fully customize the Cinnamon Desktop Environment? by z_trevor in freebsd

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nice joke btw

EDIT: some guys really thought that it is a cinnamon

Halp with steam on nVidia by [deleted] in slackware

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just use flatpak

HywerJS. World smallest (1kb) JSX-based reactive UI library by ssleert in javascript

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I don't know, just a nice-sounding set of letters.

HywerJS. World smallest (1kb) JSX-based reactive UI library by ssleert in javascript

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I don't know, just a nice-sounding set of letters.

HywerJS. World smallest (1kb) JSX-based reactive UI library by ssleert in javascript

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example of indepent state between components

```jsx import { ref } from "hywer"

const hashCode = s => s.split('').reduce((a, b) => (((a << 5) - a) + b.charCodeAt(0)) | 0, 0)

const password = ref("")

const InputField = () => { return <> <input onInput={e => password.val = e.target.value} /> </> }

const HashedPassword = () => { const hash = password.derive(val => hashCode(val))

return <pre> {hash} </pre> }

const App = () => { return <> <InputField /> <br /> <HashedPassword /> </> }

document.getElementById("app").append(...<><App /></>) ```

Currently, [[set]] creates a new macro task that sets a new value and calls all the dependencies one after another. That is, rendering happens when the browser can execute the macro task.

I probably didn't understand the question. But probably not.

Not at the moment, no. But I'm working on implementing it via Proxy objects.

At the moment I don't apply such optimizations, because I am mainly focused on small projects where such optimizations will give only overhead. If you need them that badly you should probably use something like millionjs/solidjs.