davidwparker

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by davidwparker 6y ago
I used it for my summer "Covid" project: https://www.listenaddict.com/ I love it and will slowly be replacing my React/Vue/(old angularJS) projects with it. The nice thing is, you can read the entire doc
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by davidwparker 6y ago
Anecdotally, I'm at 100% turning on the lights with the same phrase (though I do say "hey google" instead of "ok google").
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by davidwparker 6y ago
My wife and I use Google Keep + assistants and they work fabulously. We have different lists: Costco, Amazon, Home Depot, Grocery, Alcohol, and the only time we ever have issues is when one of use says the wrong thing.
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by davidwparker 6y ago
This is the exact reason we use Discord at my day job. Unlimited history for free. We still also get plenty of other integrations, webhooks, and bot-building for other automated things.
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by davidwparker 6y ago
Thanks, added an issue to my board to check it out!
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by davidwparker 6y ago
I would 100% be able to use Tailwind only. And in fact, that would be my preference. In the past, a lot of projects I've seen started with Bootstrap + maybe some theme. Then they slowly add custom stuff that ended up being horribly blo
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by davidwparker 6y ago
I used it for my site here: https://www.listenaddict.com/ I've also used it for other various sites in the past. Makes it trivial to add / change / design things quickly, which for me as a non-designer, is gr
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by davidwparker 6y ago
Quick FYI, py-2 is REM based, not pixel. So you know your design will fill properly.
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by davidwparker 6y ago
Or, you know, you could just not use any other app store on iPhone and continue to use Apple's and it'll still work fine. And let others use the Epic app store for Fortnight.
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by davidwparker 6y ago
Check out the book "The Long Fix". It goes into detail on this quite a bit, and yes, the government does a better job by a longshot.
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by davidwparker 6y ago
It's not quite there, but I find my Lenovo trackpad to be quite excellent. Probably within 5% of Apple's, which is good enough for me.
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by davidwparker 6y ago
Anecodote- I was on OSX for ~9 years +/-1 or 2 years. Came from Linux (Ubuntu) and Windows for ~10 years before. I made a switch a year ago back to the same (Windows + Linux) and I've been nothing but happy. I know people tend to
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by davidwparker 6y ago
I use Spotify and have great luck there. Playlists: Discover Weekly tends to result in ~3-5 (new to me) musicians/week that I hadn't heard of that I would actually listen to. That's a pretty high ratio IMO. Release Radar tend
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by davidwparker 6y ago
The didn't have to walk. Those chose not to, as $800k isn't worth the time/money for them (see others' post on the size of their funds). Supporting the founder (and earning goodwill for it) is probably worth a lot more.
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by davidwparker 6y ago
My wife and I were the same. We've had Nexus before, and then Pixels. No problems with any. Wife's currently on a 3, and I was on a Pixel 2. I had originally planned to upgrade to the 5, but decided to switch to the OnePlus 8 as I
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by davidwparker 6y ago
I've found Svelte's tooling to be great. Can you elaborate on what's lacking and what Vue provides that's better? I come from a Rails background, so I don't tend to find anything "magical". I guess to me,
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by davidwparker 6y ago
Besides the bigger ecosystem, curious as to why you'd go with Vue over Svelte? I've used Vue for pet projects but Svelte a lot over the last 6-months and don't think I would reach for anything else but Svelte right now. (I&#x
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by davidwparker 6y ago
Cute, but some of the keybindings aren't great for (us few) Dvorak users.
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by davidwparker 6y ago
We use them extensively in our house- but we listen to music with them 95% of the time, and having multiple groups makes it easy to do. That, and lists (shopping list, costco list, etc), are our two main uses. I hardly ask it the weather, a
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by davidwparker 6y ago
Or my preference is a Chromecast, whatever TV you like. Then you don't have to deal with Apple's UX or Google's. At that point your phone is the remote.
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by davidwparker 6y ago
I love gitk. I use it so often, and definitely most of my coworkers (current, and in the past) have been unaware it exists!
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by davidwparker 6y ago
6+ years of your life building followership. I'd say that cost a bit- but you've more than earned it. I, for one, enjoy all your stuff Pieter.
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by davidwparker 6y ago
Sure, but that's still just jQuery (not that there's anything wrong with that, but it's not Vue/React/Angular/whatever).
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by davidwparker 6y ago
I think you have it backwards. Safari is IE 6 (in that things don't work as you'd expect them to). https://caniuse.com/ shows Safari as missing many standard features. (unless you meant IE 6, in that Chrome ships
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by davidwparker 6y ago
Honestly, it takes 1/2 a day to read through all the svelte docs and go through the tutorial. It's incredibly easy to use and I've (personally) liked it a lot more than Vue(2).
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by davidwparker 6y ago
Should be noted that in the United States, iOS has the majority share ~59% https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/united-sta...
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by davidwparker 6y ago
As others stated, you're welcome to your opinions, but those aren't facts. In our household, my wife loves our Google Home's- and uses them constantly. Playing music, broadcasting messages, adding things to grocery list, and
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by davidwparker 6y ago
I'd say that Svelte's are better, plus the tutorial teaches everything. The nice thing with Svelte is that there's not much to it and you can read the entire docs in a few hours. https://svelte.dev/tutorial&#x
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by davidwparker 6y ago
I'll throw mine out there. I have over a hundred videos on WebGL, and over two hundred videos total. https://www.youtube.com/user/iamdavidwparker I haven't added a new video in a couple of years, but am think
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by davidwparker 6y ago
Oh I hope he doesn't remove favorite. I use it all the time.

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