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by __jonas 3y ago
That's odd, the steam version does support Linux (natively) and Mac https://store.steampowered.com/app/535930/Two_Point_Hospital...
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I would like some commentary from you, sounds very reasonable to me, I don't understand what the problem is. Of course if you choose to share your project with others for collaboration, the content of that project is transmitted from y
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Would it? I wouldn't consider the bezel/notch area part of the screen, since I assume an app in fullscreen mode doesn't extend into that area anyways because how would they deal with UI elements that fall into the top center?
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Hm I don’t have one of those notch MacBooks but it kind of seems like a great idea to me if my understanding of how it works is correct. I usually use my apps in fullscreen, which hides the menu bar, this has the very annoying side effect t
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by __jonas 3y ago
Interesting, because now that I'm looking at them a little closer, it seems to me runes are reduction of magic objects in Svelte > At first glance, this might seem like a step back — perhaps even un-Svelte-like. Isn't it better
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What do you mean by "work"? You can export a mutable variable yes, but why would you? It makes no sense outside of Svelte and it doesn't relate to the rest of the code where you presumably use that variable as if it was set f
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> Everyone knows what > export let prop = 10 > means. What? I mean that's technically syntactically correct JavaScript but it makes no sense outside of Svelte, and if the prop is not literally named prop like in your examp
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by __jonas 3y ago
How is this new syntax not javascript? I’m not familiar with it but your example is just object destructuring no? What am I missing?
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> Unit tests are more of a pain > …though I really have a hard time expressing why. This one is interesting, I'm new to Elixir an I really enjoy writing tests for my Elixir app, in a way I kind of never have before. This might ju
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The linked archived article says quite specifically that while the example sounds like a hollywood story it really did happen. I don’t doubt that the article is wrong or they misunderstood their source though, since it’s just a random local
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> JB knows better than to open files sent to him. That's not how these NSO spyware attacks work, or used to work – the ones that are now known were zero-click exploits in WhatsApp / iMessage that required no interaction with th
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I don’t understand this at all, is this really how it will work now? Even if you sell an App for 2€ that would mean you will lose all the income from it to fees in 4 years if you release at least one update per year that users install? I mu
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by __jonas 3y ago
In general I am always confused that it lets you use strings unquoted, which is what allows for all these issues with ambiguity of the interpreted data type, Norway problem and all that. It also just looks odd to me, I don't see why it
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Oh that's a great feature! Fantastic extension by the way, thank you very much for your work.
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You can already do this by just inlining all the assets into a single HTML file. This browser addon does that for example: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/single-file/ The only downside I
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by __jonas 3y ago
Interesting, I'm looking for a solution to render PDFs at the moment, it looks like that one actually does not use chromium, unlike most tools that I've seen that render HTML to PDFs. What's the advantage? Is it more lightwe
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by __jonas 3y ago
You get letter based captchas? on YouTube? I think I have never gotten a captcha on YouTube, even though I occasionally use a VPN and always an ad blocker. If I get a captcha from a Google site it's always the image grid one, haven&#x2
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by __jonas 3y ago
I stopped getting any ad-block prevention warnings from YouTube a while ago anyways, I guess maybe uBlock has had some update? Is it still a problem for some people?
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by __jonas 3y ago
To be fair, maybe I was a bit quick with this claim, I think it works across languages and is more of a generational thing, strange Reddit link (sorry) but I feel like this explains it pretty well: https://www.reddit.com/med
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by __jonas 3y ago
Hate to break it to you, but it has the same subtext here in Germany
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here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29965250
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no
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Maybe they just mean SingleFile ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/singlefile/mpiodij... ) which is quite handy for archiving – nothing automated based on your history though like the above commenter w
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by __jonas 3y ago
Oh this seems great, I actually just wrote a small Go program that I was planning on running on a Raspberry Pi as the only thing running on the device, looks like this could make it a bit simpler to deploy, very nice!
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by __jonas 3y ago
Irony aside, Elixir definitely feels like a current trendy thing, or at the very least more trendy than Java.
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> I wouldn't recommend sleep tracking. At least in my case, it makes me sleep worse worrying about it. It's the only thing I find useful about these trackers, I love knowing how long / 'well' I slept since I find
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by __jonas 3y ago
I am using Cloudflare Pages to deploy my personal website, where I author the content by hand in markdown – it's great! My point is though that unfortunately there is nothing that's as "all in one" as traditional Wordpre
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I love the idea of statically generated sites, I just want a nice to use CMS for authoring content that goes along well with the static site generator. I'm using a SSG for my personal website, where it's no problem for me to manua
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Wouldn't the expensive part of this be the LLM summary, not the video transcription? I can do transcription pretty easily with my low end graphics card and a fast version of whisper. I was wondering though, if this uses the YouTube tra
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I got an error with this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uf-kDNFMCD0 https://www.videogist.co/videos/panasonic-s-rapid-response-t... Or maybe it's still pending? I don't really underst

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