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by etse 6y ago
I also did something like this a few years ago (with Go templating instead of Jsonnet), but we recently replaced it with Kustomize ( https://kustomize.io/ ) as it worked quite well for the basic use case of getting shared Kub
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by etse 6y ago
> Now, you have a basic idea of the challenges that fast compilation in a modern programming language poses. Note that some languages deliberately chose to make their compilers not that smart to avoid having to do all this. I’m not knowl
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by etse 6y ago
> That said, the hearing aids vendor lock-in is really atrocious and can use a disruption Agreed about the disruption in this space. > They don't like users configuring the aids themselves I get the feeling most users don't
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by etse 6y ago
Good point about Apple making money off the Google search deal. Maybe a search engine is in the works already (or a deal to buy Duck Duck Go).
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by etse 6y ago
That isn’t consistent with the difference in dependency on advertising that occurs from app to app. It could be, however, that the device-level prompt could set the default for future app-level prompts. (That sounds annoying in retrospect,
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by etse 6y ago
Regarding your last point, I feel the same way about the 30% Apple tax.
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by etse 6y ago
Sure degoogle, but that point about Google earnings from ads having dropped doesn’t seem relevant to Google abusing its power, or being incompetent at its core business. I would be surprised if it wasn’t because of COVID-19 shock and that t
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by etse 6y ago
This is a good question. It's funny, I'm the technical co-founder at my startup, so I hadn't thought to make the distinction between high and low visibility work. I guess we're small enough that I think about it as high
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by etse 6y ago
But isn’t that better than code (especially if working) that gets scratched? I think designs that are scratched indicate you don’t understand the value you contribute to your company (or that management sees in you) which should be the root
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by etse 6y ago
In my experience, it’s not the same. Design docs allow a dialogue about the resulting code that code reviews are poorer at or less efficient at. Those conversations have saved us time and gives us confidence that the solution is the best fo
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by etse 6y ago
Amen
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by etse 6y ago
Kotlin, too!
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by etse 6y ago
What are some high quality non-Material, non-Cupertino themes that any Flutter (mobile) developers can recommend? Material is well done, except I really don't like the actual design. Cupertino looks more like iOS 7 than iOS 14 and lack
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by etse 6y ago
I too think it’s a poor response from the head of the App Store but we shouldn’t pretend to think we know the “actual” reason that much better because we are given a link to the ever-changing App Store regulations webpage.
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by etse 6y ago
I doubt that was a real factor, but maybe the webpage itself is. It is really well done: clear, compelling, and responsive, even. The Spotify website was more artistic, less visually readable, and didn't have as punchy points or counte
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by etse 6y ago
And well timed too.
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by etse 6y ago
VS Code and gopls has been a pleasant experience for me the past few months.
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by etse 6y ago
They weren't convinced at the time. Now they feel compelled to act. How is this political?
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by etse 6y ago
Yeah, isn't VR perfect for space combat? - Your direction is controlled by the joystick and not the direction of your vision, so you can sit in one direction - You sit in a tight cockpit, so there's no need for fancier VR that tra
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by etse 6y ago
Thanks for bringing some of those non-existant thoughts to the surface! I used to imagine how to improve game play in the X-wing series, but not really outside the existing mechanics (just tweaking max speed, weapons load, or shielding). I
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by etse 6y ago
If they only bought Sun when they had the chance, right?
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by etse 6y ago
I've noticed trouble playing advanced pieces within a few days to a week of little to no practice. But I guess everyone's different.
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by etse 6y ago
Sorry about the naive question, but if the memory management overhead is worse in Swift, is the hardware it runs on typically better? I'm assuming some of this because I've noticed Android devices tend to require more CPU/mem
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by etse 7y ago
I don't know if the move to web components somehow resulted in superior font rendering for Firefox on Mac, but I just checked version 71.0b11 and it looks great – at least as good as Safari. I just couldn't stand the blurry text,
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by etse 7y ago
How is demanding fines not being a parent? They are not mutually exclusive. The comment about moms blocking YouTube is a bit ridiculous. Seems hard to believe likelihood of finding one could be higher than the likelihood of finding a kid wh
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by etse 7y ago
Not saying these types of videos (or the ones they lead to) are trending, but you're asking for inappropriate. https://www.wired.co.uk/article/youtube-for-kids-videos-prob...
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by etse 7y ago
There are many negative responses to inappropriate content, and with regards to the subtopic of "breaking", addiction is one. Addiction can exacerbate other responses such as depression or anxiety, but I wouldn't rule it out
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by etse 7y ago
Hey, author here. The background was that I couldn't find any out-of-box solutions or substantial documentation on how to implement this correctly for the "premium media streaming scenario. I became so frustrated that I was determ
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Show HN: Superscribe, the easiest way to handle iOS subscriptions(github.com)
3 points by etse 7y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: How did you implement App Store subscriptions?
2 points by etse 7y ago|0 comments

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