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by adamddev1 5y ago
Thanks for the reply. And I guess you do the service worker -> postgresql thing to avoid the database-per-user setup with pouch-couch 2-way sync?
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by adamddev1 5y ago
It would be so nice to have it though! It could do a lot popularize recursive problem-solving and function writing, without having to go into modifying these functions to make them stack-safe.
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by adamddev1 5y ago
Yes, this exactly. I'm surprised more people aren't thinking of this. Gift cards are nice because it kind of allows/forces you in a guilt-free way to relax and spend something at a certain store rather than just being cash th
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by adamddev1 5y ago
Oh yes, I see, that's true. Thanks for the explanation.
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by adamddev1 5y ago
Or how about TCO (tail-call optimization)? Please pretty please!
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by adamddev1 5y ago
I'm wanting to get into making 2d-ish explainer videos similar to the 3Blue1Brown math videos but much simpler for language/grammar explanations. Is Blender a good tool for that job or would it be better to use a simpler tool like
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by adamddev1 5y ago
Was PouchDB / CouchDB used? I've found that it works marvelously for no-hassle syncing.
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by adamddev1 5y ago
Yes! I think it's hard for people in the 1st world to imagine that not everyone can get data whenever they want. In one country even YouTube added a feature for downloading and saving videos for offline viewing because they knew that i
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by adamddev1 5y ago
A dictionary that works offline (and updates when online), book-like educational reference apps that people can access when they don't have data or if they want to turn their data off to study and not be distracted by notifications. Th
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by adamddev1 5y ago
So then this can never work offline like a single page React PWA could then I guess? For me after seeing offline-first PWAs it's hard to want to go back to building stuff that's only available online, but I guess everyone's u
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by adamddev1 5y ago
How many Canadians remember Cross Country Canada? It was a similar educational text-adventure where you learned about Canadian geography and commodities as you navigated your truck through greasy spoon dining shops and sketchy motels. We li
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by adamddev1 5y ago
Yes! I also found myself wishing for this very feature. TypeScript continues to get more and more awesome.
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by adamddev1 5y ago
What tool is that?
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Convert Typora flavoured Markdown to HTML(github.com)
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by adamddev1 5y ago
Cool stuff with the "slice units." I use systemd to keep apps running but didn't know all this. And yes I understand the basics of what Docker containers are. It just seems logical to me that it would be a lot more taxing on
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by adamddev1 5y ago
I guess I'm one of those people mentioned on the rationle who keeps little servers ($5-10 Droplets) and runs a few apps on them. (Like a couple of Node/Go apps, a CouchDB, a Verdaccio server). I also haven't had issues with t
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by adamddev1 5y ago
I've used this npm package to implement spaced repetition review of bookmarked words in a dictionary app. It's nicely put together and very readable. https://www.npmjs.com/package/supermemo
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by adamddev1 5y ago
I'm very happy to see the inclusion of "Control Flow Analysis of Aliased Conditions." This has been something I have been wishing for for awhile now and a delight to see it come out in this release. TypeScript just keeps gett
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by adamddev1 6y ago
Yes. And in his editor README he explains why he has to use Borland C++ >I wrote the editor for 16-bit DOS because I thought there would be significant troubles trying to mix 16-bit interrupt callbacks with 32-bit protected-mode code. Al
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by adamddev1 6y ago
I would say one of the most important things they need to compete with WhatsApp is a better desktop client. WhatsApp's client is great because it works in the browser and is a joy to use. It would be nice if people didn't have to
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by adamddev1 6y ago
This is really cool. Can the author or anybody else tell me how he made those gif sketches with the moving waveforms and equations?
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by adamddev1 6y ago
This is delightful. It would be nice though if you could play a full scale/octave of notes on the keyboard and marimba. Right now you can only play the first 10 notes (semitones) of the chromatic scale so it makes it a little unusable
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by adamddev1 6y ago
How about support for RTL languages/books? There are a number of typing practice sites that allow you to use custom texts, but I haven't seen any that work well with RTL. A dream feature would be to be able to upload RTL epub file
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by adamddev1 6y ago
Thanks for the info. Yes that would be great if you could check that. My issue was the built-in speakers popping whenever audio stopped and started (sound card turning off and on). It was especially loud and unbearable when using headphones
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by adamddev1 6y ago
Does the sound-card make any popping sounds turning on and off?? I have an older XPS 13-9343 and sadly this was a huge issue with Ubuntu/Linux. It would pop on and off whenever you used audio.