Klonoar

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by Klonoar 10mo ago
> Just about everyone uses component-specific styles Yeah. At which point you can simply use e.g Tailwind.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
Counter-argument: the cascade in CSS was a massive design mistake and it shows even more in this particular case. With LLM-assisted development you spend more time reading and reviewing the generated code. The cascade in styles is nowhere n
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
It wasn’t so much “benevolent dictator” as it was “you’re in my house, so quit being a dick”. Toxic fans certainly existed but this approach usually led to them splintering off to create their own thing that’d inevitably wither away. (You c
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
They aren’t responding to thread roots extended comment, just the first part about the tone and rhetoric of AI proponents. Your comment isnt really a response to anything in their comment.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
Map wasn’t really the thing that enabled all of those designs, even though it was certainly often used to build them. We just didn’t have a million and one layouts and device sizes to handle back then and so you could get really creative wi
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
Video game sites back then were cool, yes. Now do video game fan sites. These have in so many ways been replaced over the years by generic ad-ridden wikis but back in the day games often had crazy interesting fan sites for specific video
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
This has been a fun trivia bit I’ve brought up to people over the years.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
…have you ever heard of a little company called Heroku?
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
“Runs perfectly” but it’s 2025 and you’re getting 2.5 hours of battery life.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
You can dislike the visual approach of modern macOS but on a framework level the UI ecosystem is generally very powerful and feature rich. With SwiftUI you’ve been able to pick and choose where to integrate it over the years, it’s not like
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
macOS has two separate Telegram apps, technically speaking. The one (most) everyone uses is AppKit based.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
The Keyphone they are referencing is Android, so those things can be worked around to some degree.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
> Not sure why you're insinuating that I dislike apple products. Your comment was written in a manner that echos the same anti-Apple bias that's frequently found on HN. If that's not you, then it's just a misread on
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
A buggy program preventing sleep is a bug in that program , not a mark on the overall support and reliability of sleep functionality in macOS. There are valid reasons why a program might need to block sleep, so it's not like macOS is
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
Then you have a significant outlier experience for that platform. It’s more than fine for people to dislike Apple products but this is simply not an area where other platforms have them beat.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
Your entire comment could be written 20 years ago and it would just about fit perfectly.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
I wouldn’t agree. The level of momentum feels roughly equivalent to the era of Ubuntu coming around in the mid-2000s. We have been here before.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
This needs a big ol’ “citation needed” slapped across it.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
It is becoming obvious that some people didn't live through the Lindows era.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
This varies significantly from person to person, yeah. I was fine for years until I wasn’t - now I basically restrict myself bottled water and wine, which come from outside the plane. Many airlines flown in the past year around the world to
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
How is it hostile? Calling ObjC via your language of choice is like the easiest thing possible, solved multiple times over. Signing and notarizing outside of Xcode is also a solved problem. IME people bitch about this but when push comes to
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
> Everyone complains and then everyone lines up and buys Macs again. Yeah, because the rest of the laptop industry seems to be eternally asleep at the wheel, unable to build anything remotely as efficient and premium feeling. Most deve
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
I help out with an emulation community. Any time anyone with a 2019 MBP comes in with issues, I stop them from giving any more details and just have them check this first. 99% of the time it works 100% of the time.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
Your problem is being tied to star’ing as a useful action. Just bookmark the repo.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
The HN thread responding to your T480 article is all that's needed to understand why it's not really a replacement for a MBP: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34878240
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
“Upgradable hardware on a laptop” is a loud minority. I want open hardware. I want to know what’s running on my machine. I don’t really give two shits if the RAM is soldered because I will probably upgrade when (if) it becomes a problem.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
Your mistake is thinking you can be snarky and reduce my point to only the culture; we've certainly had articles about Japanese politics here.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
Half the articles about Japanese culture are "off topic" yet rocket to the front page without issue. i.e, on or off topic hasn't been the deciding factor on that for some time now. Pretty sure the rules even state that it&#x2
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
You shouldn't use reqwest on mobile devices, you should be using the built-in platform-specific HTTP libraries. On Android this appears to be less of an issue, but on iOS there's documentation floating around that you really want
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
Dioxus has this idea stuck that it's webview only. They're actively working on (and ship at least in some form of alpha or beta) a native-renderer backend.

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