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The search for the vanished diver at Vortex Spring(thartribune.com)
1 points by NikxDa 10mo ago|1 comments
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by NikxDa 10mo ago
I appreciate the author being vulnerable like this in a public setting. It's easy to see why it would be scary, especially since admitting being wrong or not knowing something can easily be turned into questioning one's overall co
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by NikxDa 1y ago
The suggestion to have the server return the table directly starts bringing presentational concerns into the backend, which I am not a big fan of. Having the server return plain JSON means the APIs can be reused across products effortlessly
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by NikxDa 1y ago
Yes, China, the bastion of free speech... https://freedomhouse.org/country/china/freedom-world/2025
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by NikxDa 1y ago
I personally find the revised designs the author proposes worse than the originals. Sure, the extra space allows larger text and icons, but the overall design quality starts lacking in my opinion. Maybe I am conditioned to like cards by the
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Perfect Freehand – Draw perfect pressure-sensitive freehand lines(perfectfreehand.com)
153 points by NikxDa 1y ago|11 comments
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by NikxDa 1y ago
Brave however is riddled with Crypto and AI crap. It doesn't have any useable support for multiple profiles, too: last time I tried it, it would end up showing various errors on every startup and you couldn't have two profiles in
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by NikxDa 1y ago
Zen still has some annoying shortcomings, like missing Widevine DRM or the dev tools opening up annoyingly slow. The potential is there, but it wasn't quite daily drivable as a developer for me just yet as of a few weeks ago. Once it g
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by NikxDa 1y ago
An alternative that works very well for signatures too is Perfect Freehand (by the guy behind TLDRaw) https://perfect-freehand-example.vercel.app/
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by NikxDa 1y ago
The Top 81% calculation in the game is not as good as it may sound. Top 100% means you are at the bottom. You can confirm this by just losing immediately, which will place you in the Top 9X%.
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by NikxDa 2y ago
> The keyboard change is typical of Apple's meticulous attention to detail, even if it took more than a quarter-century to implement. I thought this paragraph was absolutely hilarious. Especially if they had such meticulous attentio
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by NikxDa 2y ago
> Contrary to what npm states, this package actually depends on one of our aforementioned spam packages. This is a by-product of how npm handles and displays dependencies to users on its website. For me personally, this is the biggest su
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by NikxDa 2y ago
No paywall: https://archive.is/NyEQo
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by NikxDa 2y ago
It is a reply to this tweet: > Could show the “Select your search engine for autocomplete or press enter” in the dropdown initially!
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by NikxDa 2y ago
Halide is 2.99 a month, or 12.49 a year, and has been a subscription model since 2020. Sure, you have a one-time purchase option, but it is $70. I believe people who bought before the subscription got one year free, but things like widgets
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Hot module replacement is easy(bjornlu.com)
2 points by NikxDa 3y ago|0 comments
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by NikxDa 3y ago
„people call“ - who calls it that? You, the author? A broad community? This feels like YouTube style clickbait
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Researchers come up with better idea to prevent AirTag stalking(wired.com)
2 points by NikxDa 3y ago|0 comments
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by NikxDa 3y ago
Same with recipes, where the author frequently feels the need to reiterate their grand-grand-grandparents life history in 10 paragraphs before getting to the ingredients and step-by-step instructions. It's sad to see what SEO has becom
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by NikxDa 3y ago
I wonder what the alternatives are. I've searched for a framework that is a middle ground between bare-bones Express and NestJS. Something that I can throw a Zod validator at and it handles the validation for me by default, yet lets me
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by NikxDa 3y ago
Arguably, this is the worst of both worlds. In a React world, you'd have a <Button variant="primary"> component for this. By using @apply excessively, now you have to deal with class names and the resulting messy confli
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by NikxDa 3y ago
I find this question really interesting because to me, the use case appears very clear, and the idea itself should be appealing to a wide variety of audiences, yet there is no popular solution. I'd love to see more activity in this are
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Arc browser’s new AI-powered features combine OpenAI and Anthropic’s models(techcrunch.com)
6 points by NikxDa 3y ago|0 comments
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by NikxDa 3y ago
I noticed the same for Nest.js yesterday. I think NPM might have changed the way the calculate their stats (maybe excluding automated installs or similar)? Or it might just be a glitch. I'm sure somebody will know details and clarify.
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by NikxDa 3y ago
I am happy to report that after my post on here a developer has reached out, and the issue is indeed fixed for me in the latest nightly build of 1Password. Seems like this issue can finally be wrapped up :)
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by NikxDa 3y ago
Just to be clear here, the law you are referencing has been stopped and isn't passed yet. Mentioning it as if it were a fact is misleading, in my opinion.
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by NikxDa 3y ago
Hey HN! Glad to have this reach the frontpage as 1Pass support has been unhelpful with this for months, so I‘m hoping to get some attention to this issue via this route. My previous comment has already been quoted here, so I won‘t reiterate
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1Password 8 has been formatting dates incorrectly for over a year(1password.community)
94 points by NikxDa 3y ago|114 comments
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by NikxDa 3y ago
Old community post about this topic: https://1password.community/discussion/129388/date-format-do... Not this is > 1 year old.
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by NikxDa 3y ago
Thanks!

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