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dbbk
5y ago
That's such a ludicrous statement I can only assume you meant to say something else
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dbbk
5y ago
Plausible for marketing site, Mixpanel for the app, has been a great combo for me.
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dbbk
5y ago
> Like a shopify for SaaS businesses? This is Paddle. As a one-person startup, there's no way I could go with Stripe. The tax implications alone are too much.
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dbbk
5y ago
Some feedback: needs some screenshots. I'm not gonna invest time creating an account to try it out if I can't see in advance what it sort of looks like.
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dbbk
5y ago
> Companies like 1Password have all your passwords in their cloud. But they are end-to-end encrypted, so if someone broke into their database they would be useless unless they also had access to your device.
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dbbk
5y ago
Some changes are good. The new Facebook rewrite and redesign is good. The new Google Meet design is good. This isn't.
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dbbk
5y ago
I use a Mac email app called Mimestream that uses the Gmail API directly, it's a very nice experience.
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dbbk
5y ago
They highlight the "app main menu" on the left, but say nothing about an identical app menu on the right? Why do both exist?
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5y ago
It's less flawed than relying on a low-strength memorable password that's reused across all services. Having a uniquely generated, random password for each service that gets autofilled by the password manager is much more secure.
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dbbk
5y ago
Unless you don't live in the US.
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5y ago
> For example, everyone was using styled components 2-3 years ago and now they are moving away. What are you basing this theory on, and what do you think people are moving to? In my experience it's still the go-to industry standard.
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5y ago
The severe consequence in this case was an offer of $1 Million and the ability to walk into another executive role at another company with none of the details of her firing being made public.
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5y ago
Surely only your bank can reverse a transaction, why would Facebook be expected to do this?
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dbbk
5y ago
Facebook's core product has almost 3 billion monthly active users, that is not "failing" by any logical definition.
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dbbk
5y ago
This seems logical to me? Why should Facebook arbitrate a transaction between friends?
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5y ago
There's a demo for links here https://tiptap.dev/api/marks/link
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5y ago
It was kind of meant to be an intranet, but they got to releasing v1 and then seemingly never really developed it any further.
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5y ago
Yeah this is fascinating, thanks for sharing. Also the proof-of-concept issue has lots of great detail and challenges; https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/231725
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Switching Rich Text Editors, Part 1: Picking Tiptap
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dbbk
5y ago
You should generally make these decisions based on the usage stats of your own visitors. Caniuse.com for example lets you import Google Analytics data.
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5y ago
Well, it doesn't have to be necessarily. At some point in the future they could decide to introduce versioned breaking changes.
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5y ago
That's not at all the point. The issue here is data residency.
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5y ago
If you already have an iPhone you don't need to buy an extra device, obviously.
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5y ago
Let's maintain some perspective here. They went from 1.93 billion DAILY active users, to 1.92 billion.
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5y ago
It was also kinda weird because when they announced "the solution is web apps!" they made a big deal that developers could make their web apps just look exactly like native apps. But they never actually released any SDK, styleshee
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5y ago
If Apple do do this, which I'm not certain they will, I imagine they'll be very restrictive on the permissions. Can only prompt to be enabled from a direct user action (eg a button click), and the latest iOS notifications prompt q
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5y ago
Cheaper and greater availability at all hours I'd imagine, as the driver doesn't need to take shifts.
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dbbk
5y ago
Not if it's run through a European subsidiary surely
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dbbk
5y ago
Do they warn buyers ahead of time that it's going to happen?
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dbbk
5y ago
If my mum owned this car and it updated overnight to this UI, I'm very concerned it could actually kill her. This is absolutely insane.
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