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by alin23 3y ago
Do you think in the year 2100 we'll still write Python and C? From that point of view, sounds like we should be happy with the status quo and not create anything more. Imagine if that was the case in 1991 when I'm sure someone els
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by alin23 3y ago
Well it powers https://scrimba.com which looks serious enough. I’ve known about it for the past 6 years, but never had the chance to use it because I’ve only done static websites lately. I am starting work on an automatic irriga
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Imba – A friendly full-stack language(imba.io)
141 points by alin23 3y ago|94 comments
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by alin23 3y ago
Some people report having it fixed with 13.5.1. Some still have the problem because their monitors are missing the Alphanumeric Serial Number field.
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I joined the bug 323 community(studios.ptilouk.net)
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by alin23 3y ago
Great comments everyone! Really nice hearing from all these devs experienced with writing crash free apps that never crash with inscrutable tracebacks which after days of investigation turn out to be caused by a DisplayLink driver. It’s ref
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Restarting macOS apps automatically on crash(notes.alinpanaitiu.com)
36 points by alin23 3y ago|52 comments
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by alin23 3y ago
An EDID override like this would be helpful for macOS as well, where the monitors swapping around after standby is a real annoyance [0] [1] EDID rewrites are 99% of the time blocked by the monitor firmware: https://notes.alinpana
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Show HN: SideHN, browser extension showing a HN comments sidebar(github.com)
1 points by alin23 3y ago|0 comments
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by alin23 3y ago
Some people like the process of writing code, more than the end result. I had a few months of that feeling, but nowadays it’s rarely about writing for me. Just the other day I used Copilot to explain the disassembly of macOS KeyboardBacklig
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by alin23 3y ago
Probably just pasted a style from another element and forgot to adjust this specific thing. I’m fix it.
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by alin23 3y ago
Indeed, I’ll fix that. Thanks!
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by alin23 3y ago
..I prefer to keep it dimmed, in my eyes it does not have the same importance (and brightness) as the article itself.
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by alin23 3y ago
Does it not appear on the top right for you? https://shots.panaitiu.com/8BvwKN7N
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by alin23 3y ago
Author here! To this day, the app still struggles with sales because of the lag. Many smart devs tried to help me, and I added some of their recommendations: - caching views to a bitmap using Metal - trying smaller windows so that
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Show HN: Userscript shows HN comments sidebar on pages opened from HN(greasyfork.org)
2 points by alin23 3y ago|0 comments
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by alin23 3y ago
Editing the field definitely needs the permissions, but detecting Alt-key holding should not. You can do that using something like: var reactOnOptionKeyHeld: DispatchWorkItem? { didSet { oldValue?.cancel() } } NSEvent.addGlobalMo
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Fighting API bots with Cloudflare's invisible turnstile(troyhunt.com)
20 points by alin23 3y ago|1 comments
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by alin23 3y ago
If it's there, it's not hidden, it's a style choice. That's a web page I fully control, not a contract where I am forced to write things I don't want to, but I work around them by making them small. Cut the snark, i
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by alin23 3y ago
What’s with all these empty comments? I understand that git submodules is not so well known, but doesn’t your curiosity kick in when you see Apple releasing a bunch of empty folders? Don’t you want to spend 1 minute to understand why? Do yo
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by alin23 3y ago
I see everyone keeps reminding me of Emmet. I know about it, but it does not exist on a phone or iPad where I sometimes need to do small changes while on the go. I frequently travel for days without my laptop, and need to maybe add an FAQ e
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by alin23 3y ago
For blogs, I agree. And this is the solution I arrived at, just write markdown files, and have Caddy serve them as HTML without any setup. But I mainly write presentation webpages for apps, people, events etc. and that's what all this
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by alin23 3y ago
Unfortunately I did not start with vim, and when I tried to learn vim (and a few years after, kakoune), I had already created a strong muscle memory for Sublime Text and it was frustrating to start from scratch. I agree that there are edito
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by alin23 3y ago
I don't like it. It gives me pain in my hand muscles to have to hold Shift and write those symbols all the time. It also bores me and annoys me. We're different my man.
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by alin23 3y ago
For me it is. Of course I would have preferred to "just write Plim" and have the browser understand it. How cool it would have been if the browser would understand different markup flavors (symbol-heavy, white space based etc.) an
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by alin23 3y ago
I think I confused the translation here. I'm Romanian where the {curly brackets} are called "acolade". I read the word "accolade" in English a few times and wrongly assumed it means the same thing as in Romanian.
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by alin23 3y ago
I tried touching on that in this paragraph: One could say I could have spent all that time on writing vanilla HTML, CSS and JS and I would have had the same result in the same amount of time. I agree, if time would be all that mattere
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by alin23 3y ago
Author here ^_^ for me it's much more important to be easy to write, than easy to read, and it accomplished that goal. I almost never revisit parts of the page I've already written, they may sit there for years untouched, or I may
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by alin23 3y ago
Author here! When CoffeeScript 2 got released about 6 years ago, me and a few others went all into it, because huge effort went into supporting ES6 features in the compiler. Still, TypeScript appeared 1 year after and took over everything.
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by alin23 3y ago
Thank you! Glad you found it interesting ^_^

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