Epskampie

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by Epskampie 8y ago
Did you read the article? It mentions openshot, and compares the two a bit.
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by Epskampie 8y ago
I feel like I experience the downside of flat design daily while using the gmail and google calendar interfaces. Finding items and discerning the different areas seems to take longer than it used to. N=1, so your mileage may vary.
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by Epskampie 8y ago
Tried it with montserrat (open free font). It gave me “something went wrong!” error.
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by Epskampie 8y ago
Diagree. Unity works like this, and it’s great for attaching multiple behaviours to an object (i.e. a Player can be Hit, but an Enemy as well). It saves you having to make up a inheritence hierarchy that never seems to work out (Player exte
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by Epskampie 8y ago
Agreed, I enjoyed reading it because it’s honest and non-dramatic. Seems like the average experience a tech can expect in big corp land.
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by Epskampie 8y ago
No build step. That’s the advantage.
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by Epskampie 8y ago
In software it's supposed to mean: does things one way, which is (hopefully) very good, doesn't include a lot of options to change behavior if you don't like it. It's become popular because people became sick of tools wi
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by Epskampie 8y ago
If you’re looking for a self-hosted blog that looks like medium I can also recommend Ghost: https://ghost.org Pretty easy to set up, quite simple and open source.
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by Epskampie 8y ago
For everybody who is tired of the 10-step redux program I cannot recommend Mobx enough. With mobx, the 10 steps simply become: 1: update a field in your model. 1b: the views that depend on exactly that data are automatically rerendered.
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by Epskampie 8y ago
I don't understand either. If you have to write in C, and you have to compile, what's the advantage?
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by Epskampie 8y ago
15 bits per hour... seems extremely low unless they are able to target the EXACT bits they need.
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Ask HN: What statically typed serverside web framework do you recommend?
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by Epskampie 8y ago
Typescript has way better editor support, and is faster on large projects. Flow is mostly terminal only, and required a really annoying syntax in it's config file to exclude all node modules. That being said, Flow is better then no typ
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by Epskampie 8y ago
They even mention it in the article. This is different as these are compsiting layers, not dom nodes shown in 3d. Compositing layers are an optimization technique.
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by Epskampie 8y ago
Pretty cool, but it seems like this is is getting quite far from any standards-based measure. The way another browser such as firefox renders html might be completely different, so optimizing using this tool could possibly do nothing in oth
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by Epskampie 9y ago
Just tried it on mobile, and must say it works well. Moving stuff including scrolling feels fluent and natural. Nice work, will consider this if I need dnd in react in the future.
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by Epskampie 9y ago
Well, Microsoft did try really hard, it was called "continuum", but the fall of windows mobile brought that dream to an end. The other company that tried was Ubuntu, their effort was called Unity if I'm correct. That was axed
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by Epskampie 10y ago
This is very much just some aliases for flexbox properties. If you were planning on using it, I would advice just learning flexbox instead and be compatible with the rest of the world. Google "flexbox froggies" for an awesome tuto
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by Epskampie 10y ago
I do not agree. I've been using ubuntu gnome for over a year now, and with a few extensions (dash to dock), which are officially supported, I find it extremely usable and stable.
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by Epskampie 10y ago
In my opinion Firebug started a revolution in web development, making JS webapps feasible for regular devs for the first time. Thank you for giving us a lot of the interfaces and tools that live on as "developer tools" in today&#x
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by Epskampie 10y ago
It's true you need a few extensions to make gnome shell usable, of which "dash to dock" is the most essential: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/307/dash-to-dock/ With these, I enjoy gnome
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by Epskampie 10y ago
You may have gotten downvoted to shit, but I thought that was funny!
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by Epskampie 10y ago
Same problem here, I had to switch back to the previous version because of it. Using ubuntu Gnome 16.04.
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by Epskampie 11y ago
Try bittorrent sync: https://www.getsync.com/ Direct syncing from computer to computer (peer 2 peer), no storage limits.
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by Epskampie 12y ago
Is this supposed to be ironic? An article discussing the success of wordpress, posted on medium?