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elxr
4mo ago
It's beautiful I agree, but that "designer" is just claude opus. Lots of examples on x and on reddit of similarly styled apps made with the help of opus.
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elxr
4mo ago
Looks sweet. Where did you even find that? Gleam, lustre, and tauri? Amazing
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elxr
4mo ago
I agree. Server-rendered React can also send down 100% HTML apps. But I 100% see where the author's coming from, considering the massive fragmentation of react codebases/patterns and decision paralysis of React development in gene
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elxr
4mo ago
Beautiful. Will definitely work through this.
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4mo ago
Another benefit of the foldable over the ipad mini + regular phone is managing internet connectivity is a lot easier. Also no need for 2 separate sessions on whatever apps/websites you're currently using. As much as syncing states
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4mo ago
Nice mate. Everything I said has been in support of apple, or anyone else, pursuing and developing a foldable. I'm 100% a fan of foldables, and my point was that they're just going to get thinner. Thus making the "thickness&q
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elxr
4mo ago
Any favorite gleam projects to learn from? I've always admired the direction gleam was heading in, and the community is awesome. But with gradual typing now in elixir, I'm weighing whether or not gleam offers anything special enou
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4mo ago
Maybe because on hacker news, you expect slightly higher quality comments. Or at least a more forward-thinking opinion on consumer hardware. Holding a different opinion is great, but dismissing on a modern cutting edge form-factor, one that
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4mo ago
> we'll see what the market decides The market && apple's choice of either pricing it aggressively or pricing it so that nobody can afford it. Both have equal weighting here. The Z fold has succeeded enough that I see i
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4mo ago
Even if you haven't, searching up dimensions on the current foldables takes all of 15 seconds. It should be obvious to anyone who cares about phone hardware even a little that older foldables won't be the end-all of how thin the p
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4mo ago
They made the worst laptop keyboard of the last 3 decades, and put it in their $1000 laptops, AND then refused to update it until 2019 when it could've been fixed a whole year earlier. Straight junk, forced onto all of their laptop buy
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4mo ago
And it feels like a regular phone when folded. Not noticeably thick at all. Some folks just have to complain for the sake of complaining, must give them a little dopamine hit or something.
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4mo ago
> bc the device needs to double its thickness Considering how many people are dailying >6.8 inch phones (already massive in the average sized pocket), complaining about a thickness of 11mm* is just small brain behavior. I guarantee th
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4mo ago
Wait till you hear about a trackpoint. To bad almost nothing comes with one anymore. As someone on a mac trackpad right now, the only gesture I somewhat regularly use is drag-and-drop. Everything else I'd rather do on the keyboard.
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4mo ago
One to two days only? Might have to try it out then. Thanks for the suggestion.
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4mo ago
Maybe if you're doing a job that doesn't involve typing whatsoever, silly stuff like that competitive FPS adjacent mouse skills might help, but for 99% of us, this is just a complete waste of time. Replacing software with poor key
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4mo ago
Insane price. I really should get into this "stripped-out phone masquerading as a crafted minimal phone" space.
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4mo ago
Which models do you use for elixir?
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4mo ago
They're fine if you just need it mainly for the build/bundle step. I've used an 8GB M1 mac for react-native iOS dev for over a year back when the M1 first came out. If I had to look for the cheapest way to build iOS apps, but
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4mo ago
Way too much keyboard backlight discourse around this laptop. Just learn to type folks, it takes 2-3 weeks. As long as you're able to quickly feel out the homing bars, you should know where all your keys are. First thing I do on every
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4mo ago
This: "don't get me started on display quality" Suggesting that the windows alternatives are somehow behind in display quality. The macbook air's display is fine (but definitely not class leading) for the price, but even
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4mo ago
The display quality of a 14 inch 1800p oled at 120Hz (asus, lenovo, dell all offer this) is honestly a league above the 60Hz IPS panel the air has had for way too long now. In response time, vibrance, smoothness, contrast ratio, and even di
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4mo ago
Can you give examples?
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elxr
4mo ago
The expertbook ultra, zephyrus g14 and various lenovo yogas are already that. They all have nicer screens and significantly better keyboard feel too.
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4mo ago
That's one of the laptops I've been sort of looking into. Can you run stuff like hyprland, and the linux-version of ghostty on it? Not familiar with the state of WSL2. I'm honestly happy just using linux, but that zenbook a16
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4mo ago
Thank you for showing the other side of the coin. I doubt most of these "windows bad" regurgitators are being fair with their takes. Or they're gamers who don't even develop on their windows machines. There is no way it&
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4mo ago
> the latest MacBook Which one? Outside the macbook pro 16, almost every other macbook has pretty reasonable competition now. At least hardware wise, and excluding the raw single-thread performance of the SoC. On the windows laptop side,
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4mo ago
Apple is lucky so many talented devs have built alternatives and fixes for the sorry state of factory MacOS. The settings app, the finder app, spotlight, the general lack of innovation are just a few things that really should've been f
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5mo ago
Great code is still not easy. Choosing the right stack/libraries/billing and getting everything to work together (for cheap) is still something barely 10% of devs can actually realistically do. Sales is hard, yeah, but look at eve
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5mo ago
Depends what part of AI they say they don't agree with. Anyone with a reasonable, sound argument can give it a shot. Is a 100% local, open-weight model that you only use for learning purposes / generating questions meant just for
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