u/kurtextrem

So sad to hear. The alerts are mostly the only reason I open Reddit.

check if it's still 100% creapure. I've seen brands switch to china creatine or 99% (plus some vitamins or sweeteners), both makes the product cheaper.

I think this is a nerf no one asked for. It brought strategy into the game (e.g. you could stall / defend from below instead of just above / same floor and so on), without brining explosives

Yes, but that's the point! If the right half ages 'faster' what's the implication for lefties?

I wonder what this means for left handed people (me) / what are the implications for us?

You might be interested in "ZahlGrafs Abenteuer", or also r/gehebelteETFs or also letf.io. All those have specifically lev. etf strats for the German market

The most interesting solution I've seen so far is the reverse sticky technique: https://pierre.computer/writing/on-rendering-diffs

It means react will split up the rendering work. If the React render takes a while (because a lot of components need to re-render for example), it will yield to the main thread every 5ms. This allows for example paints to happen and keeps INP low on interactions: https://kurtextrem.de/posts/improve-inp-react#enabling-concurrent-rendering-.

Also, it batches. As written in the article, if the renders take a while, only the last one will actually commit (aka. update the DOM). So if you have 3 updates, only the last one will modify the DOM. And if you use "useTransition" React aborts prior renders, otherwise it'll wait them out but still only flush the most recent state update to the DOM.

do I remember your name from back in the overclock forum days? been a while. good luck with the launch, specs look impressive!

There's a reason why I've published this blog post (pre-AI!) https://kurtextrem.de/posts/improve-inp-react - React sites underperform the average web in INP.

Concurrent React, a11y / native HTML, pre-hydration readiness are often overlooked things in React based sites (and frameworks), because it's so easy to write React the wrong way.

Will let them know!

Warte erstmal bis sich der Spread einpendelt.

from the next-yak team: https://jantimon.github.io/css-in-js-bench/

And yet the pharma industry made it happen to prolong the usage of TiO2 for capsules. Yay.

I would count Kuma as CSS-in-JS engine (https://www.kuma-ui.com/docs#the-hybrid-approach), but I can see if you say it might not fully fit your benchmark

Great work! I wonder if it makes sense to also compare Kuma and Next-Yak?

useSyncExternalStore to the rescue.

did you upload your pictures? they send the tret variant only when you do that (to comply with the laws). I got both (the one you describe and the one with tret after uploading)

skin&me but the dose is low.

I think the idea is neat, this is pretty much like emojis in sentences to break them into visual distinct pieces, which can make reading easier! It's also positive that the post here also doesn't sound like AI (unlike lots of others in this sub), so I genuinely think this is a cool project... but man, the landing page screaaaaams "Opus build a landing page for this git repo make no mistakes", it looks like 100% slop (which is sad, because once again everything in there seems like you put thoughts into it)

+1, a huge rotating layer is often the opposite of performance. Can overwhelm the GPU of older devices easily (not that apple cares in this case, I guess)

Sorry for the bad experience, this was certainly not intentional and is getting fixed today - see also https://www.reddit.com/r/framer/s/Wuu91Ls7gM.

I'll forward this internally. Meanwhile, can you report (give feedback on) the conversation where this happened?

Jede UV App wird dir etwas anderes anzeigen, selbst vom DWD (WarnWetter) bekommst du nur eine grobe Angabe 1x am Tag (Maximalwerte). Das Bundesinstitut für Strahlenschutz hat genauere Angaben: https://www.bfs.de/DE/themen/opt/uv/uv-index/aktuelle-tagesverlaeufe/_documents/muenchen_node.html - gibt leider keine App. In any case, eine Station ist immer nur an einem Fleck.

Wenn du es genau wissen willst, müsstest du ein Gadget kaufen. Leider gehen die meistens Pleite, da die etwas teurer sind. Ich hatte früher Q-Sun auf Kickstarter unterstützt (haben 2024 zugemacht), dann gab's Ajuma aus München (existiert jetzt auch nicht mehr). Ich fand Q-Sun tatsächlich immer hilfreich. Kurz Googeln hat mich zu "sun a wear" gebracht, vielleicht kaufe ich mir das als nächstes. Damit weiß man es dann halt sicher.

Persönlich trage ich ab UV 1 30 Sonnencreme, ab 3+ dann 50/50+. Bei UV 0 einfach nichts.

What makes this better than Fresh or Astro?