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That's a great writeup. However, am I correct in understanding that the UI packages are not bindings for SwiftUI or UIKit? Would this "native" package then truly benefit from OS integration of keyboard shortcuts, accessibilit
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Not sure about that. Money velocity went down a lot. If you pay Apple money, Apple – the company – keeps that money as cash reserves in some form or another. This might be reinvested and circulates a bit more, but is it really spend in the
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5y ago
Site: works perfectly fine.
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WA not perfect, noted.
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5y ago
I think I just read half of your blog. Good stuff in there, keep it up.
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5y ago
Can you elaborate? Your local repo then re-exports the dependencies to be consumed by your application or how would you do it properly?
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What do you suggest instead?
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5y ago
Can confirm: don’t use IndexedDb in a mobile app made with Capacitor or Cordova. I never had the IndexedDB wiped by the OS, but there are occasional browser bugs that affect IndexedDb. One time, users could not load their data if their andr
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5y ago
ME/CFS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronic_fatigue_syndrome In a way, I'm glad that Corona lifted the awareness about post-infection issues. The common knowledge usually was "you're sick for a wee
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At this point, I don’t think they misunderstand. They try to be sneaky. Thought experiment: if the cookie consent banner was a payment form, things would be A LOT easier to understand. They are ambiguous on purpose. From a UX perspective, m
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> Isn't that just like astrology? I wonder how it's possible that they are allowed to publish such junk? The TA crowd will tell you that TA is a self-fulfilling prophecy: People believe in patterns and whatnot, take profits a
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> Why would the clerk need to know that Because most average users ask for one thing, but actually need something else and it is the job of a service person to get down to what the customer actually wants. Disclosing intent of unusual re
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Ok, if we want to have a meta discussion, let me ask two stupid questions: Why did OP not tell the store clerk why a small box mattered? Why did OP not tell the reader why he didn't tell the clerk?
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> Going into an Apple store and asking for (and buying) the computer that comes in the smallest box, which I had a good reason to want at the time This is such an odd example. Because OP makes an uncommon request, the sales person can&
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For me it’s similar. I want to write it down to get it out of my head. But I think it’s important to understand one thing about notes and organization systems in general: do you optimize for speed of writing stuff down or do you optimize fo
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5y ago
I had my own static site generator. A bunch of PHP and Shell scripts, but I moved everything to 11ty a few years ago and haven’t looked back. If you haven’t tried it, check it out. https://www.11ty.dev/ What I like about 11
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> It is not even close to "waste", it is saving the planet in maximum comfort. It is 100 % waste and you don't "save" the planet. Saving the planet = no car. Yeah, an EV is less wasteful than an ICE. Just don
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Note: please post a better solution.
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Thanks for taking the time to clarify. Insightful and interesting that France handles a few things differently.
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Which country is that? Because as a German, I can't follow entirely. Capital gains: 25 %, less than wages, check. Extra revenue invested (in stocks), hence no VAT: doesn't matter if you invest or keep the cash. You pay only VAT if
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I would bet on the 1,000 Slaugherbots coming for you. Why do you assume it has to be only one? Slaughterbots could carry a small explosive, just like in the video. Doesn't have to be melee.
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Dude, this is what could happen easily within 10 years. What is your point? That the video doesn't show the reality of 2021? How about you sign up for the "escape the AI slaughterbots challenge" in 2030. Win $10,000 if you su
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Smartphones, internet, web – these things had perceived value without complicated language. Bitcoin, crypto, NFTs, it's always the same: "You don't get it, because you don't understand the fundamentals. <Insert obscur
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Like what?
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German userbase, B2C, I offer PayPal, Stripe and SEPA wire transfer: 70-75% PayPal 15-20% Stripe 7-9% SEPA wire transfer
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Decomplication: How to Find Simple Solutions to “Hard” Problems (2016)
(nateliason.com)
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My MBP 16" can‘t run my LG Ultrafine 5K (sold by Apple) without fan noise. Recently I also figured out that "automatic switching of graphic mode" (enabled by default) causes noticeable input lag. If I type text, the last type
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NFTs are not like baseball cards. NFTs are a JSON string on a proprietary entity that point to the image of a baseball card. The image can be viewed by everyone. The bragging rights of owning a JSON string depend heavily on whether or not t
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Thanks for answering. Some suggestions after using it for 5 minutes: I apparently have close to 100,000 URLs from Firefox waiting to be indexed. - Show the date range from the earliest bookmark to the latest - Let me open the downloaded con
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Very interesting tool, just downloaded and started it. I'm curious: You said that it simply accesses the browser history from the browser's SQLite databases. How come that this app can even do it without asking any permissions on
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