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by dschuessler 4y ago
I recently found out that the author is John MacFarlane, a philosophy professor I have read papers from in totally unrelated contexts. I was more than surprised to see that he is the original author of pandoc. It boggles my mind how someone
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by dschuessler 4y ago
The producer's name is Aubrey Hodges. He also made the music for Doom 64. You can find (and buy) both soundtracks on his webpage: http://www.aubreyhodges.com/discography/discography/
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by dschuessler 4y ago
For those who don't know: Nitter is an alternative self-hosted Twitter client. One public instance: https://nitter.kavin.rocks/ Github repository: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter
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by dschuessler 4y ago
What a beautiful little treat. For everyone curious, it took me less than ten minutes to play through. Well done!
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Wikipedia tests a new UI design(en.wikipedia.org)
11 points by dschuessler 4y ago|3 comments
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by dschuessler 4y ago
I am on macOS. Keybindings are probably different for Windows and Linux.
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by dschuessler 4y ago
I use VSCode and mostly navigate via: F12: Go to definition Shift+F12: Go to usages Ctrl+-: Go back Ctrl+Shift+-: Go forward Once you get used to it, it's as easy as browsing the web. Since I started using VSCode I did not have to work
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by dschuessler 4y ago
I have no experience with it but you made me remember Enso (previously known as Luna). https://enso.org/language
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Ask HN: How do you secure your home server?
2 points by dschuessler 4y ago|2 comments
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Incompleteness is when your program works, but the computer doesn't believe you(twitter.com)
1 points by dschuessler 4y ago|0 comments
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Seventeen steps to safer C code (2011)(embedded.com)
1 points by dschuessler 4y ago|0 comments
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by dschuessler 4y ago
Genuine question: What's the appeal of ligatures? I never got the point. I want to see exactly what's in the document. With ligatures I have to translate what I see back to what I get. It seems like unnecessary cognitive load to m
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by dschuessler 4y ago
I settled on SF Mono long ago.
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by dschuessler 4y ago
Nice explanation! As an aside, I wonder how the illustrations and diagrams are animated. What tools are used for this kind of content? I genuinely don't know.
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by dschuessler 4y ago
Personally, I prefer "What do you think about extracting this into a separate function?" Unlike in any of your examples, the subtext is: "I anticipate you had reasons for doing it the way you did and I am open to listening to
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Stolperstein(en.wikipedia.org)
445 points by dschuessler 4y ago|170 comments
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by dschuessler 4y ago
Throwing in a rare case of a descending shepard tone for good measure. It appears as background sound in the canceled Star Wars 1313 game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3TZFZ1fHhA
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by dschuessler 4y ago
Right next to your terminal should be a tab called "Gitlens: Visual File History". I do not want to argue whether its contents qualify as nagging but it might be what OP is referring to.
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by dschuessler 4y ago
Until February I used a 2013 Air with 8 GB. It was perfectly fine for web dev, even with Docker. The current model will probably not even notice what you throw at it.
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by dschuessler 4y ago
Concerning collapsible points and styling: You can use inline HTML at every point in Markdown. So you can use <details> tags for the former and <style> tags for the latter. Of course, these are only valuable if you use a Markdow
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by dschuessler 4y ago
We wrote E2E tests with Cypress before Playwright was around and it was awful. The API is weird to the extent that it is basically a DSL based on Javascript. And the tests were flaky because rerenderings could happen between Cypress getting
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Ask HN: What's the state of the art of playing Windows games on macOS with Wine?
2 points by dschuessler 4y ago|0 comments
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by dschuessler 4y ago
I tried it with one of these image-based PDFs and didn't get it to work. Is this Apple-Silicon-only? Or is there any other step you need to do?
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by dschuessler 4y ago
I love HN for tech discussions in which the actual people involved pop up. Thank you for that great piece of software you worked on. Out of curiosity, was there a team exclusively dedicated to the Preview app? How autonomous were you in de
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by dschuessler 4y ago
Preview is one of the single-best pieces of software I use in my daily life. It manages to be incredibly powerful without bloating the UI while still remaining usable. It is unfortunate the name suggests it being a simple preview applicatio
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by dschuessler 4y ago
Given they are not interested in a tech career, I'd say they should learn to program if they: - want to do something with computers no currently existing program allows them to, - want to create something with artistic value (games, we
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by dschuessler 4y ago
On 60fps every frame is displayed for about 16ms. So lags can only appear in multiples of 16ms. How do you come up with 1-2 ms delay per keystroke? To answer your question though: I find Slack's typing responsiveness acceptable. EDIT:
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by dschuessler 5y ago
Not a light switch but German computer mouse producer Nager IT tries to disclose their supply chain. Not even they have a clear understanding of where their raw materials come from... https://www.nager-it.de/static/pdf&
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by dschuessler 5y ago
Now I want to see an actual match with these cards. Imagine having to come up with fitting strategies for that bunch of uncanny-valley Pokémon you've been dealt with. Given the vastly varying damage some of these critters do, it will p
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by dschuessler 5y ago
I wonder if anyone had tried to get it running on Wine. If they have a working Windows binary, it should work just fine for decades to come.

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