Yaggo

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by Yaggo 9y ago
I'm a long time Mac user but didn't realized that my Macbook has force touch functionality until now. Cannot see how 'force touch' adds any value, though.
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by Yaggo 9y ago
With good headphones, the ~30-15000 Hz audio frequency range of stereo FM feels somewhat limited, thus I prefer streaming over mobile data network.
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by Yaggo 9y ago
But do the devices have adequate antenna for FM band? Especially the newer phones without traditional headphone connector (headphone wire cannot be used as antenna). AFAIK you cannot easily have effective FM antenna inside the device becaus
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by Yaggo 9y ago
> We got nag screens and little improvment in privacy. We definitely got the nag screens¹, but improvement? [1] Which is totally inferior solution technically & ux-wise, because the user/client voluntarily accepts the cookie fro
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by Yaggo 9y ago
I like how 'drug' can refer to both medicin and non-medical substances in English. In Finnish, they are two separate words.
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by Yaggo 9y ago
This is cool! That being said, it would be very nice to have (optional) syntactically more beautiful type annotation. I assume Flow must be compatible with regular javascript, but CoffeeScript could take more flexible approach. I have no id
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by Yaggo 9y ago
Huge thanks to CS2 team! Great to see CoffeeScript alive again and targeting ES6, making lot of easier to to choose it for new projects. I never abandoned CS or converted existing codebases to ES6, as I feel that ES6 hasn't much to off
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by Yaggo 9y ago
Unfortunately the macOS version still has really annoying issue for virtual desktop users: the editor windows are not restored to their previous virtual desktops after restart/reboot. Instead, all windows will open on the current deskt
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by Yaggo 9y ago
The original iPhone which I bought 10 years ago is still in daily use (by a person who only needs voice & sms).
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by Yaggo 9y ago
I would say it's partly because of the design of make. A Makefile consists of separate commands¹ and is heavily file-based¹, which makes it rather slow and doesn't allow to keep state (in memory) between re-runs. Traditionally thi
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by Yaggo 9y ago
You lose incremental builds of modern bundlers/transpilers, which makes your build time too slow for bigger projects. People nowadays expect to see changes almost in realtime using hot module replacement etc.
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by Yaggo 9y ago
Sure, that's the traditional way of doing things, and I like its simplicity and the fact that the 40 years old core concept is still so useful. But most of us want to require() modules also in the browser, so you'll anyway need br
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by Yaggo 9y ago
I used to be big fan of using Makefile for web development, but have since changed my mind, because make is not very good fit for watch-mode incremental building.
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by Yaggo 9y ago
Unfortunately the industry just doesn't work that way. Accessibility is one reason why css-themeable native widgets would be a win for everyone, their look will match with the branding (customer happy) and behaviour will be consistent
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by Yaggo 9y ago
Most if not all major browsers let you style scrollbars, but the problem is that styling for built-in widgets is not standardized, i.e. it relies on vendor prefixes and worse, not all (sub) elements can be styled at all depending on browser
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by Yaggo 9y ago
> <select> is good enough for me, [...] If it just was fully styleable. Browsers really should implement better selection of customizable standard widgets. Currently it requires too many hacks to re-style the built-in input element
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by Yaggo 9y ago
In Finland, experienced developer with relevant skills can make 60-75 k€ year brutto, translating to 40-50 k€ netto. (Though lower salaries are not uncommon.) Taxes are high and progressive, but you'll things like 4 weeks vacation, 3 w
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by Yaggo 9y ago
Technically, Rasberry Pi is capable of streaming h264 with lag of ~150 ms using the Pi camera (not USB).
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by Yaggo 9y ago
Parent poster here, thanks for pointing out this, I wasn't aware of the critics.
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by Yaggo 9y ago
It's possible to write javascript without `this`, a style preferred e.g. by Douglas Crockford, explained in the video below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSGEjv3Tqo0 I've also started to write my code mostly wi
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by Yaggo 9y ago
Also bigger (sail)boats have been home-built using strip blanking technique. The downside is weight penalty over balsa/foam core.
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by Yaggo 9y ago
For minification you can use e.g. uglifyify transform. Envify also comes in handy. I'm big fan of browserify & npm scripts, I love the simplicity.
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by Yaggo 9y ago
Not really, because in order to [easily] use Apple software, you must buy Apple hardware.
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by Yaggo 9y ago
Yes, it's Sierra compatible. ( http://fluidapp.com )
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by Yaggo 9y ago
I make heavy use of three-finger-swipe-up gesture to see all windows in the current space and thumbnails of spaces. (System prefs -> Trackpad -> More gestures) The dock I keep minimized, not much use for it with spaces because it has
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by Yaggo 9y ago
System preferences -> Mission control -> When switching to an application, switch to a space with open application -> ticking off may help to limit cmd+tab for current space. Personally I've no issues with cmd+tab - I use it t
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by Yaggo 9y ago
Too much hassle for me. I don't have a need for project specific emailing. PS. Fluid.app is nice way to create project-specific native app instances from web applications, e.g. Trello, Jenkins, etc. Plays nicer with virtual desktops &#
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by Yaggo 9y ago
I have used project-per-virtual-desktop approach for years. I assign "shared apps" (Mail, Slack, etc) to all desktops (option-click via dock icon). My "project apps" are mostly terminal, text editor, and browser windows.
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by Yaggo 9y ago
> Opus is supported in all major webbrowsers and natively in modern Android systems. I'd call that widely supported. http://caniuse.com/#feat=opus Not supported in Safari. I guess the reason is that iOS devices don&
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by Yaggo 10y ago
I don't know. Personally, embedded programming is a hobby for me. As a long time unix user, I've no problems with complex development environment setups, but if there exists a scripted , tested , and mainained alternative, I&#

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