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gethly
8mo ago
1. Sign-up and sign-in forms split into multiple steps. 2. Captcha *** everywhere 3. Websites not loading if you block some google domain because they depend on some 3rd party fonts and scripts. It's more of a UX than UI though.
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gethly
8mo ago
let's play a little game known as "count the unsafe" https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Atursodatabase%2Fturso%20u...
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gethly
8mo ago
i prefer google to spy on my entire computer instead of microsoft.
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gethly
8mo ago
web is now so good that mobile apps lost any meaning to exist - unless you need to access some local hw or data on consistent basis(the app must run as daemon or something like that). in other words, if you app is a service, just use web. i
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gethly
8mo ago
When I hear Oban, the first thing that comes to mind is a great 14yo scotch :D
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gethly
8mo ago
Ah, I totally overlooked the OS part.
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Ask HN: Firefox 147.0.2 high CPU usage
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gethly
9mo ago
https://www.foxit.com/pdf-editor/
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gethly
9mo ago
I just remember Jonathan Blow mentioning this in one of his streams.
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gethly
9mo ago
Isn't the sole reason why linux sucks(sucked?) for games and other software exactly that there is a gazillion of different libraries with different versions, so you have zero assumptions about the state of the OS, which makes making sw
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gethly
9mo ago
#winning
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9mo ago
it's like microsoft has nothing better to do other than keep digging the hole to burry windows as mainstay operating system deeper and deeper with every new day.
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gethly
9mo ago
tl;dr video game engines replacing maya. they(unreal) do not have properties(photo realism, or the lack of) that mesh with movies too well and if overdone they produce uncanny-valley effect. going from maya to game engines is step back.
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9mo ago
If a Coyote could do it, all those famous escapees must have had too.
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gethly
9mo ago
Yes, and Flintmobile predates Model T. What's your point?
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gethly
9mo ago
SoA is nothing new. Not sure why it needs to be even discussed... Anyway, here's few videos of interest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwkuAqObplU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IroPQ150F6c Odin als
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gethly
9mo ago
Small pieces of code replacing long pieces of code is a daily routine. But more on the topic, i would say calling ffmpeg as external binary to handle some multimedia processing would be one of those cases where simple is better. Generally,
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9mo ago
New icons are clearly made for mobile apps and not desktop programs. I think this trend started with iPad actually. And it makes sense if your entire OS UI is unified, but that is not the case on desktop computers, no matter the OS. So thes
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9mo ago
Podcasting started mostly due to curiosity. People used to discuss topics that were interesting enough to warrant investment into the needed hardware and labouring the entire setup and production. If the topics weren't as interesting,
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gethly
9mo ago
jQuery was peak JavaScript. Good times, I'm glad it is still around.
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9mo ago
Not recent but in general: martial arts serious running non-web programming cigar smoking shaving my head growing my beard carnivore / keto / nutrition education using soap for showering instead of gels dressing for comfort(now i
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9mo ago
Yes, but not SaaS or services in general but products. And focus on B2B, not B2C because money in B2C is there only for huge companies whereas if you hit the right niche, you can make bank with B2B. Also, disregard any "success stories
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9mo ago
I am working on layouting library(inspired by the concepts behind Clay). There are two modes in which these things operate - immediate mode where you recreate everything anew for every frame, or retained mode where you create everything onl
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9mo ago
As a seasoned Gohper, I agree with few commenters here - this would work best if you would write the task's requirements and provide actual runnable tests to hook the final code into, in order to see if it passes the assignment or not.
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9mo ago
The Chariots of the gods was impressive piece of work to read when I was a child and it definitely started something that lasts to this day. Although I must admit, Daniken was more of a sensationalist than a serious author. Thanks to him th
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9mo ago
I started working on a simple(meaning, to provide only the functionality I actually use) IDE to replace my JetBrains Goland. Right now I am writing my own layering library based on the ideas behind Clay, which is a known layouting library i
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9mo ago
Should have used Odin instead of Zig.
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9mo ago
ocaml looks more like a spec than actual code.
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9mo ago
the cage used to be golden. now it's digital.
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9mo ago
Sounds like you've just woken up from the matrix. This is nothing new. Search engines have been degrading for ages. You just have to learn how to navigate them and not waste time. Also try less popular alternatives, like Yandex, Seznam
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