SirHound

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   by SirHound 9y ago

   They're not looking as much as you think: https://twitter.com/othermaciej/status/885999233463009280 The overall vibes leaking from the Safari team on this matter have been arrogant, detached. I don't hol
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   by SirHound 9y ago

   Certainly one way to raise a savvy digital generation.
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   by SirHound 9y ago

   At this point, the velocity is too great to stop AI before it can solve most of the problems listed in this post (which are, from today's vantage point, relatively low-hanging fruit). I can see an argument that we might not make it to
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   by SirHound 9y ago

   This opinion is probably the single greatest unifier I've experienced when visiting different countries.
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   Declarative animation, physics and input tracking with Popmotion x React(popmotion.io)

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

   There's nothing better about pre-5 html and JS is used for a lot more than sticky toolbars (which can be made with just CSS anyway)
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   by SirHound 9y ago

   > Design hubris is one of the world's most important problem. Probably not, and I disagree entirely besides. We shouldn't break design paradigms or expected behaviour. But design in UI helps us navigate and create a clear menta
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   by SirHound 9y ago

   Designers and developers are definietly not blameless. Although AMP is clearly a Business People invention, it wouldn't have been adopted if the web was quicker on mobile networks and CPUs.
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   by SirHound 9y ago

   > IMHO the mobile web is terrible BECAUSE of lost screen real estate due to all these sticky elements. I agree, and fight these at work (with varying success). That's no excuse to block the most accessible real estate - there are pl
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    We have an ecosystem that's free, it is the web. The spam, the malware: A great deal of web apps don't have these issues. We need to continue to enhance the web as an application platform, rather than hobble it.
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    by SirHound 9y ago

    I submitted with the original headline, seems to have been edited?
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    Developing for the mobile web is a constant headache(popmotion.io)

    99 points by SirHound 9y ago|74 comments
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    Show HN: Popmotion x React – Declarative animations, physics and input tracking(popmotion.io)

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

    > Also, you can't do much more with a HUD as far as information goes without distracting the driver. Overlaying your current route over the road itself rather than on an abstracted representation would be a good one.
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    by SirHound 10y ago

    London is shit though. Last night I booked an Uber, if I'd been asked to imagine a reasonable price for the trip I would have come up with something a lot like the price I was charged. If it was a normal taxi I'd have been charged
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    by SirHound 10y ago

    Did you miss a zero?
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    by SirHound 10y ago

    "DHTML" was a term long dead while people still thought you couldn't make apps in JS. I doubt he was referring to snow scripts.
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    by SirHound 10y ago

    With that salary you could easily save £1500 a month
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    by SirHound 10y ago

    He was naturalised.
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    by SirHound 10y ago

    I'm a party member - what's the best way to get more involved with the party?
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    Eight reasons CSS transitions are the absolute worst(popmotion.io)

    1 points by SirHound 11y ago|0 comments
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    by SirHound 11y ago

    Fundamentally, it works with every API you can stuff a number into. "Number" includes stuff like hex/rgb values and complex strings, too. So yeah, it does work with React, however : 1) It will only do CSS value detection (st
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    by SirHound 11y ago

    Yeah, thanks for spotting that - that should be a link to the Get Started tutorial. Basically I was experimenting with funding models and Popmotion Pro was a commercial licence that I tried a subscription model for, and a flat rate for. Nei
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    A new render loop for web animation(popmotion.io)

    15 points by SirHound 11y ago|4 comments
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    by SirHound 11y ago

    Specifically: http://popmotion.io/guides/feature-comparison Generally: I made this primarily for interfaces. Greensock has way more powerful sequencers for longer animations ie banners, but it comes with a cost (multip
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    by SirHound 11y ago

    Thanks man :) Was hoping it wasn't too ambiguous, good to get some feedback.
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    by SirHound 11y ago

    I've used this to plug into D3 setters before. It's more of an agnostic motion engine - primarily for DOM and SVG but you could use this easily with WebGL or Canvas using the custom `onUpdate` callbacks.
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    by SirHound 11y ago

    Thanks for the feedback, any particular demos that are lagging for you? We'll look into it.
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    by SirHound 11y ago

    Hey man - creator here. Could you elaborate on "animation glitches"? ie what are you trying to animate, what kind of glitches? I'll try and get to the bottom of this.