bauerd

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by bauerd 2y ago
Please add mlbile apps that scan product barcodes and display the origin country. I think EAN-13 barcodes make this easy already
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by bauerd 2y ago
It could also be implemented with eye tracking.
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by bauerd 2y ago
>I'd put easter eggs all over it, just ot remind people there were people on the other end of the line Most people won't come across your Easter egg since it's hidden. The ones that do encounter it will likely stumble over
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by bauerd 2y ago
Says "background processing error" for everything I submit eventually
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by bauerd 3y ago
Too bad they shifted away from Topre switches
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by bauerd 3y ago
The network effect you describe is not a property of the platform itself
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by bauerd 3y ago
How is this relevant if the website in question does not use Plausible? Edit: If you mean this is stated in the blog post, I can't find it
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by bauerd 3y ago
They use GA because Plausible costs 9 Euros a month
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by bauerd 3y ago
>Google Analytics >No surprises here. I used to use Plausible, but that costs money and you can't beat free. Monthly cost: $0. Thanks hard pass. I checked and Plausible starts from 9 Euros a month. This is hardly what I'd co
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by bauerd 4y ago
This is just begging the question why VS code would become unmaintained
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by bauerd 4y ago
Yes you can put in the work and zip a bunch of libraries up into your own home-brew framework. But I doubt it's time worth spent for most teams.
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by bauerd 4y ago
You also get to implement stuff like CSRF protection, cookie signing, anti session fixation, etc. You also lose out on community contributions because you are your own community now. You also better have stellar internal documentation becau
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by bauerd 5y ago
Type systems
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by bauerd 5y ago
Hire in complimentary timezones so no one has to be on call at night
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by bauerd 5y ago
Servers require maintenance. Time is money
46.
by bauerd 5y ago
What's the channel you use to get the message across I wonder? Email? LinkedIn?
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by bauerd 5y ago
Have you tried to implement interaction-rich applications such as calendars or text editors with server-side rendering? You won't be able to recreate the UX an SPA can afford, regardless of revenue.
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by bauerd 5y ago
Similarly, some years ago I prototyped an ESC/POS client (?) for a Bluetooth thermal printer. It was implemented as a Chrome Extension/Chrome App pair, because only Apps were allowed to use Chrome's proprietary Bluetooth API
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by bauerd 5y ago
With the consequence that the default branch now differs between locally and remotely initiated repositories
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by bauerd 5y ago
pbpaste | jq | pbcopy
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by bauerd 5y ago
Guess this is still written in Elm btw https://mobile.twitter.com/abletondev/status/861580662620508...
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by bauerd 5y ago
I don't use ergo boards myself, but you could try to ask Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards Good luck!
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by bauerd 5y ago
Any hot swappable ergonomic board will be fine. Hot swappable means the switches can be pulled out of the sockets on the circuit board. Otherwise, you'd have to desolder the switches. Edit: Do not worry, assembling a keyboard from par
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by bauerd 5y ago
It is not about opening a text editor. It's about what you would type into that editor. The value provided is in the templates, not in the editor.
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by bauerd 5y ago
There are silent switches too. Look up Silent Alpacas or Gazzew Boba U4 Silents for example
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by bauerd 6y ago
You can just substitute "framework" with any abstraction, eg "operating system", "graphics driver", "programming language". Might as well have been called the looking-under-the-hood movement.
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by bauerd 6y ago
Mutations are a matter of chance
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How to build a custom keyboard: an introduction(matt3o.com)
2 points by bauerd 6y ago|0 comments
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by bauerd 6y ago
It's not about merit but about bias
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by bauerd 6y ago
I live in a German state capital, one stop away from central station. Best I can get is 50 Mbit/s.

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