Willamin

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by Willamin 4y ago
We do use UINagivationController in our app, so that's no issue. Crossing the boundary from UIKit to SwiftUI involves instantiating the SwiftUIView, handing that over to a UIHostingController, then presenting that controller. Something
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by Willamin 4y ago
You can absolutely slowly migrate a UIKit project to begin using SwiftUI – it's part of what I've been doing at work for the past 8 months. The way to cross the boundary from UIKit to SwiftUI or SwiftUI to UIKit (either direction)
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by Willamin 4y ago
Part of that is untrue. You can add SwiftUI to an app that starts with the UIKit lifecycle. In fact, you can jump back and forth between UIKit and SwiftUI as many times as you like throughout your app's view hierarchy. The current proj
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by Willamin 4y ago
Great point! I'd then suggest that formatting that always conveys meaning (bold, italics, etc) should be copy/pasted. On the other hand, formatting that often doesn't convey meaning (font face, foreground color, background co
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by Willamin 5y ago
> simple statically typed scripting languages for generating YAML/HCL/etc configs Do you actually want a statically typed _imperative_ language for generating configs? Or do you want a sane, statically typed, declarative langua
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by Willamin 5y ago
I agree that it'd be cool for browsers to add a per-site color-scheme toggle in the UI. While it does lack in many other areas, Safari on MacOS has a wonderful interface for per-site default behavior for: automatically using reader-mod
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by Willamin 5y ago
Something I don't see talked about often is a variation on the "checkbox hack": using radio groups. The checkbox hack gives you a nice binary piece of state without JS, but using radio buttons gives you any number of options
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by Willamin 5y ago
I recently discovered that Safari on both iOS and MacOS lack the ability to use a custom search engine. You're stuck with the few options Apple has hard-coded into the app. A few Safari extensions exist that try to skirt this limitatio
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by Willamin 5y ago
I use a seed phrase for wallets that I care to backup. I print or write the phrase on paper, then store it in a safe physical place. This has the added benefit that you can trivially create offsite backups as well: print or write another co
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by Willamin 5y ago
If you're on MacOS, there's a third party program that's relatively simple to use that does exactly what you've described: Little Snitch
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by Willamin 5y ago
Maybe FileCoin is what you're looking for? https://filecoin.io
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by Willamin 5y ago
Looks like a previous version was mostly a Clojure DSL, but the latest major version no longer is. There are variables and other useful features we know from other programming languages that aren't mentioned on the landing page. Of cou
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by Willamin 5y ago
Wouldn't you be able to spread your digital IDs out between multiple devices? Yes, that would be more expensive if you don't already have multiple devices. I'd wager than many people here on HN (who are in the Apple ecosystem
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by Willamin 5y ago
Excellent point! I was mostly referring to the issue of loss or theft of a single device containing all forms of payment/ID/access not being that different from loss of theft of a single wallet/purse containing all forms of p
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by Willamin 5y ago
How would this differ from keeping your hotel keycard, ID card, cash, and credit cards in your wallet/purse? If you lose your wallet/purse in that case, you'd also have no key, no ID, no money, etc.
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by Willamin 5y ago
I'll be looking forward to Cascadea coming to iOS (hopefully). https://cascadea.app
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by Willamin 5y ago
> Apple uses ALAC (Apple Lossless Audio Codec)
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by Willamin 6y ago
I think this is the closest I could get the toolbar to match the article on Big Sur. - There's an unremovable vertical separator, which is related to the new sidebar behavior. - The filter button seems unremovable. - Other toolbar butt
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by Willamin 6y ago
I wonder why SSL Client Certificate Authentication hasn't become popularized for the web. 1. Browser visits a site that needs authentication. 2. Browser checks if there's already an existing client cert. 3. If not, browser genera
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by Willamin 6y ago
Apple's App store doesn't list permissions, but permissions are not given until the user is asked for each individually. I think it's against the app store guidelines to require permissions that aren't actually necessary
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by Willamin 6y ago
Wow! This is incredible! Having extensions so that users can save content that's behind a paywall makes a ton of sense. As a (hopefully long-term) user of your service, I'd appreciate the ability to do something like this with the
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by Willamin 6y ago
Your service looks really neat! Is there a way I can use it without the extension? For example, can I paste a url into the website? I use Safari as my primary browser and am not interested at switching browsers at this time. However I am in
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by Willamin 6y ago
I read it as "42 is stored in age". The works particularly well for a long chain of methods that should end in storing the resulting value in a variable. I know this might seem to be the most conventional way that Ruby is written;
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by Willamin 6y ago
> What would be the point of different compilers be then? When given the same input and expecting the same output, there remains only one thing: compile speed.
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by Willamin 6y ago
> I'm not sure how much space it would take up to store a list of urls that have been submitted to HN I recently was wondering how much space this would take up myself. After a lot of searching, I found this reddit post, which links
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by Willamin 6y ago
One solution to this issue is to use an emoji font that is designed to be color-free, like one of the variants of OpenEmoji.
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by Willamin 6y ago
For a light color theme with a slightly different take than usual, I would recommend Flatwhite. The differentiating idea behind it is that for dark syntax themes, it makes sense to have the foreground of text be different colors. In contras
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by Willamin 6y ago
An interesting way to achieve this that I've recently discovered is that I can use Apple's built-in Screen Sharing application to act as the keyboard, mouse, and display when connecting to a clamshell MacBook Pro. The MacBook Pro
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Figma's Local Web Server(paper.wfl.space)
4 points by Willamin 6y ago|0 comments
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by Willamin 7y ago
I’d hope to see a “I understand but would like to see the site anyways” button on the pop-up

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