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by evv 2y ago
Hey HN! We have been involved in the React Native community for many years, and we have helped create many projects, including React Navigation and the native code linking behavior when you npm install native components. Server-Defined Rend
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Show HN: Rise Tools. Server Defined Rendering for React Native(rise.tools)
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by evv 2y ago
yeah, no reason these days to use proprietary solutions for small problems. I'll check out Ice, it seems much more modern (and maintained) than Dozer: https://github.com/Mortennn/Dozer I just wish somebody would c
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by evv 2y ago
Here's a fun thought: As humans dig heavy materials out of the earth and build taller buildings, we increase the moment of inertia of the planet. This theoretically slows the rotation of the earth. Of course, given the huge mass of the
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by evv 3y ago
No, most people define "open source" as it is defined by the Open Source Institute. That is probably why this project was careful to define itself as "Open" and did not use the term "open source". It is license
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by evv 3y ago
Welcome to Open Source, where being actually open is a competitive advantage! If you want users of your software to have the brightest future, you need to accept the fact that others can make money and services with your code. If you try to
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by evv 3y ago
Absolutely. You can use different drivers for Tamagui Animations- CSS for GPU-accelerated animations on web, and Reanimated for fast animations in RN. https://tamagui.dev/docs/core/animations
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by evv 3y ago
I have been using different UI toolkits over the past ~13 years of my professional front-end development career. Probably starting with Bootstrap. Tamagui has a really elegant combination of a Styling system (the mechanics of applying style
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by evv 3y ago
Actually I didn't know it used to be open source! I think they make money by selling data harvested through the extension. So you might be able to pay them to answer "how many websites are using X library/framework"?
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by evv 3y ago
Yes. If npm lets me publish a new version, I'd be happy to remove the Windows binaries.
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by evv 3y ago
Oh. As the creator and reluctant maintainer of npm's "ssh-keygen", this is awkward! First question: does this mean I won't be able to publish patches to the package? Why do I not want this package under my control? The
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by evv 3y ago
You are a legend.
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by evv 3y ago
Exactly. If PlatformIO had enough paying customers who needed support for this chip, they would probably want to add support for it themselves. It's the non-paying "customers" who are the problem here, expecting PlatformIO to
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by evv 3y ago
It's not a conspiracy that Google pays Mozilla for default search engine placement. Maybe that arrangement led to the stagnation of Firefox, without malicious intent from any party. Hanlon's razor, yadda yadda
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by evv 3y ago
Yeah this is highly excessive and irregular use of haptics. I expect they will turn that off by default within a week. I turned off haptics immediately in settings, but most people will be complaining before they figure that out. It is anno
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by evv 4y ago
I would argue we are in uncharted waters, so we can't even say for certain that it is important to find optimal formats. Maybe 15 "standards" aren't enough and we will have 1500 that LLMs will happily use and learn xkcd&
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by evv 4y ago
Thanks. I have re-posted this comment as a reply in your thread. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34777780
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by evv 4y ago
Regarding this blog post, I don't understand how AGPL is a good fit for the first stated use case. >Case 1: You fork our code to build your own billing system at your company. It’s awesome and we would be grateful if you could take
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by evv 4y ago
I don't understand how AGPL is a good fit for the first stated use case. >Case 1: You fork our code to build your own billing system at your company. It’s awesome and we would be grateful if you could take some time to share your co
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by evv 4y ago
> - The plan appears that user names are delegated to the centralized DNS system ( https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/05.md ) DNS is not centralized, it is distributed. A name server can
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by evv 4y ago
Definitely sarcastic. Amazon didn't only survive the .com crash, but they ultimately thrived because a huge number of competitors were culled.
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by evv 4y ago
Even if this thread is fake, for me this is the most memorable thing about that phone https://twitter.com/cooperlund/status/1185243122210656261
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by evv 4y ago
The original Markdown spec is very clear that HTML is allowed. So MD itself is absolutely a superset of HTML https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#html But in practice people mostly use MD variants,
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by evv 4y ago
> I'm dropping your software without a second thought. Ha, it sounds like more work to replace a free piece of software with something else than to use your own patched version. Especially if you have to replace it with something in
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by evv 4y ago
MJML-React is awesome to use because of the JSX support: 1. you can integrate real JS without using some templatey thing, and 2. type safety with TS, helpful for auto-completion and robustness Anyways it seems that Wix is no longer maintain
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by evv 4y ago
The whole paragraph is self explanatory and makes sense in this article because it prohibits huge swaths of people from adopting EVs. Some people tend to freak out when race is mentioned, I suppose, so they can't even read a few more l
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by evv 4y ago
I really miss the early days of Sketch (DrawIt, anyone?) As a developer it's been a bittersweet journey to see Sketch grow to be so popular amongst designers. In 2012 I was excited to "buy" Sketch for $50, but I am less enthu
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by evv 4y ago
The license seems a bit ambiguous. $49 for a "one user license", I hope that really means "one developer"? But one developer can build an app used by many users. So I suppose you are oddly pressured into buying the more
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by evv 4y ago
I didn't know about this! But on the client I would use a JSON-schema validator anyways, otherwise I'd need something like "json-schema-to-zod"? Seems like a roundabout way to address my problem
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by evv 4y ago
Nice! I have been happily using json-schema-to-ts for this exact thing. And if you're doing code generation, there is also json-schema-to-typescript

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