SirHound

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   by SirHound 8y ago

   It's not necessarily a resource problem, from my time there there is an institutional lack of respect toward UX and front end and this is might still be the case. There's also a myriad of custom Perl templates that are essentially
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   by SirHound 8y ago

   I've definietly got a problem with this. I don't feel anxious without the phone, in fact I quite enjoy it. But with it, I find myself checking it during any mental downtime. Brexit-fueled anxiety has caused me to compulsively chec
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   Wix vs. Squarespace: A comparison for front end developers(mattperry.photography)

   2 points by SirHound 8y ago|0 comments
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   by SirHound 8y ago

   The 2016 keyboard feels, IMO, way better to type of. In comparison the old MBP feels like a much sloppier machine. It’s size was also the only thing putting me off a personal purchase. Reliability issues aside (I haven’t been affected but I
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   by SirHound 8y ago

   Could it be your ISP is targeting and throttling Netflix? There's probably a way to verify this. I tend to find the quality of HD Netflix streams pretty great over my PS4. Certainly never a cause to download a torrent instead.
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   by SirHound 8y ago

   Who would ever not pay their own ransom?
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   Googlebot is the new IE(medium.com)

   2 points by SirHound 8y ago|0 comments
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   by SirHound 8y ago

   The constraints of a medium are often the appeal. Not to mention, a quick glance over Gilbert stuff and it strikes me as utterly charmless. The global and universal appeal of Lego is clear in comparison.
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   by SirHound 8y ago

   The difference is you used to pay for a new version. Software 2 would be charged for another $50. Whereas now you pay for Software and it gets improved in perpetuity. It should be charged as such.
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    There's a difference between "hey man you should check this with a throttled CPU" and "I hope developer of this component never makes a single webpage."
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    Better headline would be "Decades-old Graph Problem Yields to Amateur Mathematician and Straight-Up Genius Aubrey de Fucking Grey"
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    > and a person not overly taken with his “charisma” wonders if his interest in mass transit is in scuttling it. No, you’re just a run-of-the-mill conspiracist, and cynic. To note, he actually hasn’t thrown in with hyperloop, he open sour
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    I can’t speak for the other voice assistants but I use Siri purely for setting timers. If I try to ask anything remotely more adventurous it’s a crapshoot. Something as simple as “Hey Siri turn the living room lights off” is often turned in
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    Hmm probably because height and width are converted to transforms as FLIP animations. Maybe I’ll look into making that opt-in. Thanks dude.
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    I believe it. Siri is woeful. Plus they sell it as a high quality speaker yet it has no line-in for me to use with my entertainment system. For £350 that’s a hard pass from this Apple fanboy.
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    Just to follow up, last night I published `beforeChildren` and `afterChildren` flags to enable this!
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    Creator here - have you got any specific examples of this behaviour? I’d be glad to hear of them
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    If you have two posed components: <Parent><Child/></Parent> You can currently use props like `delayChildren` to orchestrate between them: https://popmotion.io/pose/learn/animating-childr
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    Hey man! Two things: 1) Complexity: While this is more for dynamic UIs than full timelined animations, it has full compatibility with every Popmotion animation like Keyframes https://popmotion.io/api/keyframes , so you
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    I’ll have an FAQs with package size and browser support up ASAP but caveats off the top of my head: - bug with SVG scale - needs weakmap/map/set support or polyfill. Aimed for ie11+ With those in mind it is good to go
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    I’ve only ever seen the heart emoji, guess this ones been done! Anyway there’s been some gym and more than a few fruit and veg but I preferred the burritos so
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    Pose: A declarative motion system for HTML, SVG and React(popmotion.io)

    239 points by SirHound 9y ago|36 comments
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    On Slack, web standards, and bloody cynicism(medium.com)

    4 points by SirHound 9y ago|0 comments
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    When iOS throttles requestAnimationFrame to 30fps(popmotion.io)

    2 points by SirHound 9y ago|0 comments
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    Declaratively imposing motion constraints via functional composition(popmotion.io)

    1 points by SirHound 9y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Popmotion 8 is a functional, reactive motion library(popmotion.io)

    2 points by SirHound 9y ago|0 comments
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    The standard of super-resolution algos is impressive. I wonder if anyone has tried up-ressing the sound and audio of pirate videos by training models on Cam vs Blu-ray
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    Because 3D in a TV is kinda ok, VR is actually affecting.
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    I'd be interested too, though I'd be surprised if they weren't all at it. Especially those who missed out on the smartphone thing.
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    I can address at least the first misconception here - this isn’t transpilation to JS. This is native code that has browser APIs exposed to it, so in theory there should be massive performance wins.