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by dsego 1y ago
I don't know if it has been improved but I had one xps with touch screen, the lid was thicker, the screen had more glare, it was using more battery and there was a visible gray mesh, like a veil covering it if you looked close enough.
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by dsego 1y ago
They are probably planning on converging the two platforms together soon. There are rumors of new macbooks having touch screens. You can imagine that with the Tahoe interface getting additional padding and looking more like iPadOS it'
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Reducing Stopped Time on Brevets(markallen.io)
1 points by dsego 1y ago|0 comments
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by dsego 1y ago
At one time there was a fork called Glimpse which basically had some minor UI improvements and a sane name.
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by dsego 1y ago
It feels like change for the sake of change, I didn't notice any improvements for my use case.
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by dsego 1y ago
> Music app has been massively updated and redesigned. How is this good design? I have to precisely hover over the puny slider and then it blurs everything? There is enough space to show proper controls for playback. And why are the cont
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by dsego 1y ago
But it's bad, because the new rounded style with floating buttons doesn't match the traditional UI toolkit and it shows. They've messed up the whole layout where windows have a title bar and then a sidebar, etc. Now the side
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by dsego 1y ago
Based on my framework 13 and macbook m1, I think the only downgrade are the speakers and the trackpad. The keyboard is actually an upgrade, the 2.8k screen has a better size ratio but the contrast is not as good, I'd say it's dece
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by dsego 1y ago
I remember seeing my work colleague drag the applications folder to the dock for quick access, this was before the modern launchpad, and before I even started using macs.
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by dsego 1y ago
I don't think so, apple supposedly cares about aesthetics and design. If I didn't care about little details I would use windows. Like Steve Jobs said, it comes down to taste. Why would I use a flawed unpolished product, it doesn&#
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by dsego 1y ago
I had the same issue on first start, the icons had to load while I was scrolling.
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by dsego 1y ago
Oh, apple would have to do much worse for windows 11 to look good.
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by dsego 1y ago
Have the tabs in Finder always been slow to appear? Right now there is a noticeable delay from when I press cmd+tab to when tab animates itself into existence, reminds me of lag in windows 11.
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by dsego 1y ago
Looking at the Slack icon right now, and it just looks blurry and low resolution, same for Calendar and some others, it's awful.
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by dsego 1y ago
Oh boy, I opened the settings app to change the wallpaper, the scrollbar gets cut off by the right bottom rounded corner. The wallpapers can be scrolled horizontally and they show up under the side rail (blurred), looks like a glitch, and I
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by dsego 1y ago
I still need to use the Scroll Reverser because the scroll direction (aka natural scrolling) can only be turned on or off globally, not per pointing device. I love natural scrolling on the trackpad, but it doesn't make sense on the mou
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by dsego 1y ago
Notice how on the menu bar, when you click File and then the dropdown appears, you can move the mouse arrow to the right (without clicking) over Edit and now the Edit menu shows up. But the same doesn't work on the status menu icons, i
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by dsego 1y ago
Does that mean that add-on clipboard managers like Maccy are obsolete now?
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by dsego 1y ago
Awful cheap UX, cartoonish style with huge padding, lack of structure and hierarchy. The spacing is inconsistent, everything is rounded. The app launcher stutters, the icons load one by one, it flickers each time I do the 4 finger gesture.
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by dsego 1y ago
Moving from the Fuji x-t30 with an 18-55 kit lens (and a couple of primes) to x100vi showed me how less impressed everyone around me is with my photos. While I find the x100vi really fun to shoot with and it simplifies my setup, it really m
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by dsego 1y ago
A few years ago I made a small tuner that mimicked the strobe effect by resampling the signal with interpolation to match the wave period (similar to an untriggered oscilloscope) and applying an IIR bandpass filter to get a clean sinewave,
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by dsego 1y ago
Same basic idea, like an untriggered oscilloscope tuned to a fixed frequency/period.
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by dsego 1y ago
There are also tuning apps that draw the cent deviation as a line, I think the T1 tuner is one such app, you can see a line graph moving and vibrating as you play your note. A similar app to veena is the airyware tuner that shows the soundw
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by dsego 1y ago
Peterson is the most known for their strobe tuners I believe. There are nowadays many other desktop and smartphone apps and pedals that have a strobe mode, but some are real strobes and some are only simulated. As far as I can tell, a real
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by dsego 1y ago
> Apple Photos app is trash when it comes to handling large libraries Some would say it's deliberately made to keep the library cluttered so you have to pay more for cloud storage. Why Are Our Photo Libraries Such a MESS? (Ben Val
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by dsego 1y ago
It's just easier to quickly notice a pattern moving or standing still than the needle moving by a few degrees. The needle can also appear twitchy or jump around and lag, making it harder to tune accurately.
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by dsego 1y ago
In the server-side web world the controller should ideally only receive http actions and call services or fat models. It should have no business logic, only validation and parsing. In the frontend UI world the controller is bound to UI even
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by dsego 1y ago
Is mineral sunscreen a safer bet than regular sunscreen, since it physical blocks the sunrays?
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by dsego 1y ago
Maybe this will help https://dsego.github.io/demystifying-fourier/
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Show HN: Stroboscopic Instrument Tuner(github.com)
14 points by dsego 1y ago|1 comments

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