bdougherty

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by bdougherty 4y ago
More likely it will be GPC ( https://globalprivacycontrol.org ).
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by bdougherty 4y ago
Try Open-Meteo https://open-meteo.com/en
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by bdougherty 4y ago
You are looking at minified output there; of course nobody writes that. You can see the compiler output in the "JS output" tab here, it's very easy to follow: https://svelte.dev/repl/12aefec27f0d4ec5ad85a
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by bdougherty 4y ago
Svelte already did that migration from 2 to 3. I don't think the fundamentals changing is anything to worry about now.
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by bdougherty 4y ago
I would call Svelte a React-like system that actually does do direct DOM manipulations and works great for performance-critical UI code as well as everything else.
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by bdougherty 4y ago
And underpinning an increasing amount of desktop software now as well.
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by bdougherty 4y ago
Yep. Somebody asked on Reddit the other day what happened to the Apple Watch app with 1P 8 for iOS and the lead guy responded with: > FYI, Support for Apple Watch was not dropped. The old Apple Watch app could not be included in 1Passwor
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by bdougherty 4y ago
No, all the desktop apps are the same Electron app.
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by bdougherty 4y ago
Amusement parks are doing this now too and it's even crazier because many of them will not allow you to have your phone anywhere on your person while on the rides.
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by bdougherty 4y ago
You should either change “ (like myself)” to the proper “(like me)” or just remove it entirely from the website. It also seems like the app did not help when recording the demo video. It should be much shorter than two minutes.
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by bdougherty 4y ago
You learn something new every day! Thanks.
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by bdougherty 4y ago
Once you have your browser focused, you can use App Exposé (ctrl+down) to show all the windows from it.
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by bdougherty 4y ago
⌘+left/right goes to the beginning and end of a line, ⌥+left/right moves by word.
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by bdougherty 4y ago
Nobody seems to know about App Exposé, which you can trigger with ctrl+down. I also have it set for three finger swipe down. You can then use the arrow keys to move between windows if you don't want to use the mouse, and it includes mi
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by bdougherty 5y ago
Yeah the link is there with the text “subscription video platform”: https://instillvideo.com/ Took me a minute to find it again because their visited link color is the same as the text color
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by bdougherty 5y ago
That's not entirely true. There has always been, and still is, a free account, but of course it doesn't have all the features and has a very low upload limit.
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by bdougherty 5y ago
Back in the day it was a true community of creatives and creative professionals. There was a lot of effort put into fostering a positive community, unlike what you saw on many sites at the time. Video quality was always much more of a prior
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by bdougherty 5y ago
There is still a lot of stuff like this, but it's harder than ever to find, and certainly not anywhere near as much as it used to be. It's a real shame.
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by bdougherty 5y ago
Not always, but for a long time, yes. Back in the very early days (2007-2009 or so), it was a much more personal thing and not professional. It was actually a really awesome community of people. After that, we sort of shifted towards "
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by bdougherty 5y ago
Not OP, but of course it is for their own purposes.
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by bdougherty 5y ago
I am really curious to hear about specific examples of some of these points. Specifically: > The abstraction leaks and when it does, it requires a good mental model of Svelte's magic. Maybe because I have familiarized myself with ho
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by bdougherty 5y ago
Yep, at least it is for me. I think it is so much easier to simply `bind:value` than have to write my own event handler to update inputs, etc. Similarly, it's much simpler to have the parent bind to a property of the child rather than
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by bdougherty 5y ago
Yeah it's not strictly necessary, but if you are updating the list (adding/removing especially), Svelte can know how to reuse elements properly if they are keyed. You also need keys for animations to work properly.
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by bdougherty 5y ago
There is no diff going on with Svelte. And there doesn't need to be an in-memory representation of anything. Because it is compiling the code, it knows exactly what will change and in response to what. https://svelte.dev&#x2
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by bdougherty 5y ago
At a certain size, yeah the bundle will be larger, but it would take a lot to get to that point. For pretty much anything you would do, the bundle will be much smaller. Especially if you use SvelteKit which is smarter about what is bundled
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by bdougherty 14y ago
If you have custom controls, putting that element in full screen will work if the browser you're in (and/or the iframe you're in) supports the newer fullscreen API. It only falls back in the case where that doesn't work (older browser, no a
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by bdougherty 14y ago
I actually really like that way of doing it, but I don't think it would work well for what I was trying to do with BigScreen, mainly for the video fallback behavior. When browsers do drop the prefixes, part of the functionality wouldn't exi
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by bdougherty 14y ago
My bad! There is a BigScreen.onerror, but I missed it in the docs. It should cover most things, but I didn't fully test it. I also couldn't get any browser to fire the native event in my testing.
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by bdougherty 14y ago
It does way more normalizing than just the name of the function. It works around a number of bugs when the element is in an iframe, and it has a fallback if you're using it for video (which was the main reason I wrote it).
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by bdougherty 14y ago
For everyone that is blocked, the GitHub page is https://github.com/bdougherty/BigScreen

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