evnp

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   by evnp 3y ago

   I'll admit the UX there took me a while to figure out, once you move one point in the mini-map everything makes sense. Incredibly fun to play with. It has rough edges, and showing its age (at least a decade), but here's my contrib
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   by evnp 3y ago

   Lovely to see. I'm especially excited to discover it also seems to work for horizontal auto-sizing of <input> elements! Have grid-hacked that one more often than textareas. If anyone wants to play with this, the flag is called &q
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   by evnp 4y ago

   Yes, we're using Vue 3 and composition-style components over at https://radiopaper.com . My only gripe is that Vue's standard templates can't be typed as thoroughly as JSX can (IME - after mixed experiences with Ve
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   by evnp 4y ago

   const isRandNumOdd = Math.round(Math.random() * 100) |> % % 2 |> Boolean; Excruciatingly contrived, but does this sort of arithmetic work in the Hack syntax? I'm genuinely curious, couldn't find any mention of modulo (or rem
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   by evnp 4y ago

   Fair points. I feel the need to clarify that you don't _need_ to use `FunctionalComponent` in bare JS, it just gives you an opportunity to type your component props (all `FunctionalComponent` is is a TS interface). This works just fine
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   by evnp 4y ago

   Thanks for weighing in, that's good to know. After wondering if this could be auto-refactored, I came across https://github.com/jsx-eslint/eslint-plugin-react/blob/maste... , will definitely have to give
7. 67.▲
   by evnp 4y ago

   We've been leaning heavily into Vue3+TSX over at https://radiopaper.com which addresses some of these gripes. It's true there's more "magic" and ceremony around creating components than just a simple fun
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   by evnp 4y ago

   Similar nit, when you ask "Will theorems() discover `theorem halting_problem (n) : ¬ computable_pred (λ c, ..." I don't believe it will since `const alphabet` does not contain λ or ¬. Apart from my very slight indignance af
9. 69.▲
   by evnp 4y ago

   While not as tight to the blade as a riving knife, I've found these splitters[1] paired with a zero-clearance insert are an excellent alternative, and can be custom-fitted to almost any saw with nothing but a hand drill and the saw its
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    by evnp 4y ago

    Thanks for the feedback - we have actually discussed how the current footer UX isn't the most discoverable (not due to infinite scroll though :) We're looking for ways to communicate the concepts better - please feel free to messa
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    by evnp 4y ago

    Should read "Don't place footers below infinite scroll." I appreciate the brevity but this fails to notice the nuance, and ends up being too reductive to be useful advice. Footers can work just fine combined with infinite scr
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    by evnp 4y ago

    A worthy goal indeed! We are very much looking at expansion of the team, as there are a number of additional features we'd like to roll out to strengthen the product (including a stronger mobile offering). We're exploring options
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    by evnp 4y ago

    Sorry it's a little hard to find – if you hover your cursor at the bottom of any page there'll be a link to the "about" and "policies" pages, https://radiopaper.com/about
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    by evnp 4y ago

    Thanks again for the bug report. We've managed to get someone on the team to reproduce the issue, it seems login-by-email doesn't work correctly in Safari for iOS. We found that after you click the email login link, it'll app
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    by evnp 4y ago

    Fantastic suggestions, thanks – we have a notifications system on our road map but are still formulating the exact mechanics. We would also love to support RSS! One of many things that we will try to get to soon.
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    by evnp 4y ago

    This is also correct, you can comment on any message in an existing conversation. The same publication rules apply here – this spins off a new one-on-one conversation with the message's author.
17. 77.▲
    by evnp 4y ago

    Sorry about that! Would you be able to let us know which browser and device you're using? We're seeing some errors come in through Sentry about Firebase auth being unable to persist things in local storage, that may be what's
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    by evnp 4y ago

    Thanks for the question! There's certainly a risk that some kinds of abuse patterns will get through our reply-to-publish model. Eventually we'd like to try and detect bot traffic and challenge them with a CAPTCHA or similar.
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    by evnp 4y ago

    Yes, all the threads are one-on-one. We've toyed with the idea of group discussions, but haven't landed on what the path forward is there just yet. Thanks for highlighting the image caching issue, we'll look into it! As for t
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    by evnp 4y ago

    Thanks very much!
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    by evnp 4y ago

    A few obvious gaps to highlight that we're actively working on: * The OAuth scopes for login with Twitter are overly broad. This appears to be a limitation of Firebase Auth's SDK, it only supports the Twitter OAuth 1.0 API, wherea
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    Show HN: Radiopaper – Troll-resistant public conversations(radiopaper.com)

    346 points by evnp 4y ago|323 comments
23. 83.▲
    by evnp 5y ago

    I'm glad OP didn't end up recommending Quill, though their representation of that library seems way off. To help others avoid the state we're currently in, a PSA: https://github.com/quilljs/quill/iss
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    by evnp 5y ago

    I'd suggest you re-read this[1] section of the article -- they're talking about "server-side generation" where rendering happens at compile time, not at request time (to avoid delaying responses with on-the-fly render co