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Oh sorry, I'll bump up the contrast thanks for the feedback.
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I wrote a similar post but from the perspective of the developer experience instead of performance and stability: https://getglyph.app/blog/3-building-glyph-a-year-with-swift... I had a similar sentiment as the author
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I wrote a post about my experience using it for a year if you're curious: https://getglyph.app/blog/3-building-glyph-a-year-with-swift... I didn't speak to developing for macOS specifically. The tldr is that
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Why don’t research groups just publish to their own websites or directories like arxiv? What’s the role of an academic journal in 2020? Honest question, I’d love to see more blogging from hard science academics but I’m wondering if there’s
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From the comments: > Isn’t us-east-1 exactly that? We've come full circle
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To your point, a confounding variable could be that diseased people go outside less (and therefore have less vitamin D)
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https://getglyph.app | 100% Remote | Seeking a Cofounder I'm looking for a 50/50 partner/cofounder to help me build a digital illustration and animation app for the iPad. I've built out the beta and am prepar
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The title is an overstatement, but the contents of the post are more balanced. Out of curiosity, what were the criticisms of building iPhone apps?
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Building Glyph: A Year with SwiftUI – Part 2
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Building Glyph: A Year with SwiftUI
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Supposing they were spying, what’s the edge that China gets since NIH research gets published publicly anyway?
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The machines will not be pleased by this.
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The estimate isn’t as useful but the process you go through to arrive at it can be. It forces our team to ask questions about high risk aspects of our code - where do we need to get data from? Does this touch <scary legacy service>? O
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Nice. In case anyone else is looking, I guess it's moved to Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Lost-Cities-Albert-Lin-Season/dp/B07Y...
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Cool, but this article would have been more useful with some practical examples of things Lighthouse doesn't catch. If the point is "this automated metric isn't perfect", no automated metric is but how bad is it exactly?
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Sort of a tangent, but the committee asking Apple why they don’t support a specific web API is such a stark contrast from that senate panel with Zuckerberg. The Judiciary Committee seems so much more technically informed.
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It has macros at least: https://crystal-lang.org/reference/syntax_and_semantics/macr...
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If `brew install crystal` is taking more than an hour to complete, in my case it was because llvm is a dependency and for some reason it was trying to compile it from source. If you manually install a precompiled llvm (you can do `brew inst
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> That is a failed acquihire. The whole point of an acquihire from the acquirer's point of view is that while business-unit-specific OPEX budget is used for salaries, bonuses and other overhead, retention packages and equity arrange
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I don't understand the excitement about Black Swan but I genuinely would like to. If a "Black swan event" is an "event with small probability but massive impact", why would it be surprising that they exist or that t
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> The amount of noise in human clinical data can defy belief if you haven’t seen it in person I'm not surprised that patient compliance is a problem, but it still seems like an expensive burden to find patients physically near the c
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This could really use a demo video. I like the concept but when I jumped into the editor it seemed like a generic design tool. I kind of expected it to jump straight into a 3D perspective.
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How do you both "don't give a fuck" while also "mak[ing] the effort to make them like me"?
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I’ve been oddly interested in this topic ever since I read about the process of making the Taco Bell Doritos Locos Taco. Would you happen to know a good way to learn more about food engineering?
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Newbie question, would this imply that there's something like an "information particle"?
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Parcel is great, 99% of the time I'm doing frontend development I just want my build tool to convert Sass/Less/JSX/Babel code to whatever browsers support. It's nice to just source a .sass or .js file and have Parce
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Has anyone used machine learning to help identify and track stars in the data set they mention? I'd love to contribute to space exploration as a software engineer, and building systems to analyze the data seems like one promising appro
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I've been watching a lot of those USS Nimitz UFO videos lately, so this is very timely
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I think your social life or lack of has a large influence on the things you become obsessed about. A lot of friends and people in general are not going to be supportive of your eccentric interests, in the worst case they might judge you poo
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You might find CouchDB and PouchDB interesting then. CouchDB works over REST and there's a client-side version called PouchDB that you can selectively sync between.
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