Sampson 🦁’s Post

Let's talk a little bit about how a browser works

So, picture this: it's Friday morning, and I'm tuning into Syntax FM podcast (https://syntax.fm/), halfway through my cup of c̶o̶f̶f̶e̶e̶ apple cider. They throw out this thing called Arc Browser from The Browser Company, but honestly, it went in one ear and out the other. I mean, browsers, right? Not exactly the stuff that sets my world on fire. Fast forward to the evening, I'm in a meeting with my work colleague, trying to debug some pesky issue. She shares her screen, and lo and behold, it's a tab fiesta in her browser. Tabs upon tabs cluttering the screen like a digital jigsaw puzzle. Suddenly, Arc Browser pops back into my head like a long-lost friend at a high school reunion. You see, Arc Browser has this nifty feature that tidies up your tabs, like a virtual Marie Kondo organizing your digital clutter (https://lnkd.in/gysNBysj). And there it was, staring back at me from my colleague's screen, the very reason I'd forgotten, then remembered Arc in the first place. So, last night, after the meeting, I decided to take a peek at this Arc Browser. And you know what? I think I'm in love. I mean, who knew a browser could be this cool? It's like finding out your plain ol' sedan can turn into a Transformer. Cut to today, just one day later, and I'm still riding the Arc Browser high. It's like I've discovered a secret club, and I want all of you to join. Seriously, this browser is the real deal. Trust me, your internet experience will never be the same again! 🚀 #arcbrowser #devops #letstalkdevopstome

A useful tool named as nodemon 🤠

How is #machinelearning beating best #video #compression algorithms H.264 and H.265. An independent developper did the #benchmark by using pretrained #diffusion #models. https://lnkd.in/e8T48uAX Imagine a compression algorithm that knows how to compress necause it can predict the rest od the movie. That's what Extreme Video Compression tries to do. At low bit rate the diffusion model performs astoundingly and remains extremely competitive in higher bit rates.

I wanna talk about boolean values, and how while it technically should be a 50:50 chance, it often feels more like a 20:80. I spent 5 minutes looking at while my locked fridge vs unlocked fridge "Closed Sprites" were not working . . . I put the sprites the wrong-way-round 🫥. Someone is messing with life's RNG as it's never a real 50:50 chance; stuff happens in my game dev at least once a month. I've put a snippet below of what I rustled-up in about 15 minutes for the fridge logic (child asset of Storage Container BP): (probably will change the break loop; I've not made any key items yet, so you can see the "/" key sneaks-in to work as a "unlocker") Paint-by-numbers innit

Access a complete market overview for any electronic component directly from your browser. Save time and gain essential insights while you shop! #Sourcengine #Semiconductors #Electronics #MarketInsights #TechShopping #CoolTool

🌟Say Goodbye to `console.log()`! 🌟👋 We all know that console.log() can be a handy tool for debugging, but sometimes it just doesn’t cut it. If you’re looking to elevate your logging game, here are some fantastic alternatives that can make your code cleaner and more efficient: 👉console.info(): Used for to display informational messages, styled differently in the console. 👉console.warn(): To log warnings that stand out visually. 👉console.error(): For showing error messages, which are highlighted in red. 👉console.table(): Used to displays arrays or objects in a tabular format for easier reading. 👉console.group() & console.groupEnd(): Groups related logs together to declutter the output. 👉console.dir(): Used to display hierarchical listing of arrays and objects. 👉console.time() & console.timeEnd(): For measuring the execution time of code blocks. 👉console.trace() within a console.group(): This lets you provide identifying information at the group label, and be able to open the group to get to the detailed trace information without it blowing up the console. 👉console.clear() This will clear the console. Let’s embrace these alternatives and make our debugging process smoother and more effective! 💪 🔗What are your favorite logging techniques? Share them in the comments below! Let’s learn from each other! 👇

- What is an event in React? - An event is an action that a user or system may trigger, such as pressing a key, a mouse click, etc.

https://lnkd.in/e9VJEU33 I wrote a quick Bash script tonight that can block urls without a squid proxy. This is a weakness in iptables that it cannot block urls but this simple script manages it.

🔑 Keyboard shortcut you should know: Ctrl + Shift + T How many times have you closed a browser tab only to realize you need it still? Try the shortcut above and it'll bring the tab right back! 🚀 #ProductivityTip #TechTip