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by diegof79 4y ago
I'm from Argentina. We drink mate all the time. I never heard of (or experienced) teeth pigmentation issues caused by Yerba Mate. (yeah, I know it's a data point of one, but given the popularity and tradition of mate in the region
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by diegof79 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this! The “Remove proxy icon hover delay” setting is the first thing I’ll try. Many times I use the proxy icon in Preview to move a pdf file… the delay introduced in Big Sur is extremely annoying.
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by diegof79 4y ago
Looking at the examples, it seems that most companies use humans.txt as an Easter egg for curious people. The one from Medium is “fun” because the only contact info that they share is from people who reported security bugs: https:/&#x
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by diegof79 4y ago
Yes, the security implications of this information is the first thing that came to my mind while reading the site. At my current company, we received many phishing attempts trying to impersonate people from IT (including phone calls). Linke
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by diegof79 4y ago
I'm not the parent commenter, but I work using Figma (and other design tools). So, I may be able to clarify it. Figma is a vector drawing tool like Illustrator, which means that the comparison with Photoshop layers is misleading. What
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by diegof79 4y ago
I have a contrarian point of view regarding Safari and app installation in iOS. It will be cool if Apple opens the browser and app installation options allowing PWAs to run like iOS Apps (and all the people working with web apps will be hap
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by diegof79 4y ago
MS lost the trial about IE and had to include a UI to allow switching the default[1] (1998-2001). Firefox v1 launched 3 yrs after that trial[2] (2004). The idea that Firefox was able to get market share besides MS anti-competitive actions i
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by diegof79 4y ago
I read the intro and it looks similar to Jotai[1]. But the value getter and the compute tracking looks nicer. Anybody tried it with React pros/cons? [1] https://jotai.org/docs/basics/primitives
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by diegof79 4y ago
I agree. I was answering to the parent comment of: “I'm still trying to grasp the real use of this”. This top-layer feature only solves the element at the bottom + positioning + z-index hack. I wish to have a sort of programmatic stac
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by diegof79 4y ago
It's a big problem. In fact I wish a better layer stack API instead of having a special top-layer for dialog. Problematic UI use cases: - z-index is a hint, the real layering depends on the positioning of the parent element. The usual
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by diegof79 4y ago
It’s not: https://support.1password.com/export/ Most password managers support CSV import/export. I moved all my passwords from LastPass to 1Password in a minute.
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by diegof79 4y ago
A 18yo is not a child, do not to treat him/her as one. The violence of taking stuff away and the lack of conversation, is more problematic than the screen time. Have one (or many) respectful conversations about screen time addiction. E
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by diegof79 4y ago
What you are looking for is called "Program Understanding". If you Google for it you'll find a bunch of research papers on the topic. For some reason, tools related to program understanding are not widely adopted by IDEs. A
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by diegof79 4y ago
The idea reminds me to the game Sneaky Sasquatch (on Apple Arcade). In that game you (a Sasquatch) has to steal food from campers, resolve some mysteries, play mini games, build your place, and go to work disguised as human.
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by diegof79 4y ago
> Browser JS engines are single threaded The JS interpreter is single threaded. But, you can offload the work to a web worker, that runs another instance of the interpreter in a separate thread. Also for rendering LaTex it’s possible to
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by diegof79 4y ago
I used KeyboardCleanTool but it didn't worked for me. What it does is to put an app window that captures keyboard events, but you can still press certain keys (like a lock screen shortcut in the touch bar) to by-pass it. Many times wh
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by diegof79 4y ago
Example in front of me: the MacBook Pro. At some point when Apple introduced the touchbar someone decided that you don’t need to truly turn it off… and it automatically turns on when you press a key. Meaning that you can’t cleanup the keybo
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by diegof79 4y ago
Thanks for creating that feature. It’s very helpful to highlight and copy notes from multi-column papers! As others said in this thread… Preview is the best macOS built in app.
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by diegof79 4y ago
My two preferred macOS UX features (compared to other OSs) are: - Respect for the user: macOS doesn’t show many confirmation messages, notifications, or ad-like things. Apple promotes products in the AppStore or shows you the usual “What’s
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by diegof79 4y ago
I use Moom since 2012: https://manytricks.com/moom/ It’s a paid app too, but it was worth every cent. The app was updated for free since my first purchase ten years ago!
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by diegof79 4y ago
ASAPP | REMOTE (US, Argentina, and Uruguay) | Full Time | https://www.asapp.com/company/careers Here at ASAPP we have open frontend positions. Our Desk App team is focused on providing the best experience for agents w
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by diegof79 4y ago
I compare the article with what I learned from the book “Understanding Michael Porter”, and I wonder if the article talks about the same thing: > “Porter's aggressive modeling around "competition" has misguided organizatio
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by diegof79 5y ago
I agree with the author that custom components don’t capture all the interaction details. Many times they are not accessible or cannot implement cross-platform input well. However, I disagree with: > The browser’s built-in controls are q
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by diegof79 5y ago
> Is the Argentinian inflation being "fought" by any government program? Another Argentinian here :) Yes, the current and past governments took different actions to reduce inflation. But, they weren't successful. It's
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by diegof79 5y ago
Yes, the cost of having real agents is the main reason for chat bots to exist. The bot is like a buffer: you can deflect simple issues; capture information for the agent; show feedback about the wait time and agent availability. Badly impl
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by diegof79 5y ago
The example in your comment is not specific to China, or even to present days. If you look at the history, the media narrative aligns to the status quo. One difference is that nowadays China gained enough political and economic power to be
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by diegof79 5y ago
I found that a good way to pick a framework or make architecture decisions is to borrow ideas from ATAM [1] In a nutshell: specify some important scenarios based on your requirements; for each scenario make a list of desired quality attribu
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by diegof79 5y ago
Facebook execs are not responsible for what people think, but they aren't neutral either. The connection between incentives ends generating a situation where their decisions had a huge influence on society: - Their goal is to make the
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by diegof79 5y ago
The issue is not only the syntax, but the semantics. What happens to the scope when you nest #each expressions? Does it work with iterables (like for..of), or it behaves like for..in? I don't use Svelte, and I don't know those dif
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by diegof79 5y ago
This wasn’t a critique to Pharo. Don’t get me wrong I worked using Smalltalk professionally for 3 years, and I contributed a small library to Squeak and Pharo. My comment was about how difficult is to innovate in areas like the file system.

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