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by gnrlst 5y ago
I didnt try lsof. I figured it was a permissions issue and started going down the Apache rabbit hole since when trying localhost without a port it displayed a page with "it works"... I thought it had monopolized the whole localhos
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by gnrlst 5y ago
~1 month ago, when setting up my new Macbook it took me forever to debug this. After hours of trying to mess with the builtin Apache service (thinking it was the culprit), I found a random blog post that said to disable the sharing feature
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by gnrlst 5y ago
I see your app is MacOS only at the moment. Are you re-writing it in Electron or what? Very curious
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by gnrlst 5y ago
This is really cool, and a very necessary offering from Apple. But dear god their promo video (at the end of the page) is unwatchable. Is it just me or have these videos gotten worse? For example, despite being impressed with the new MacBoo
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by gnrlst 5y ago
curious how much startup funding went into the domain acquisition? Or was it already owned? (Also curious for you.com which is on the HN top page)
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by gnrlst 5y ago
I'm with you...although it definitely feels like it's months away.
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by gnrlst 5y ago
Seems cumbersome and yet another layer of app to manage with teammates, addressing a subset of functionality that more complex apps already offer in a more integrated way. We don't more tools, we need few tools that work well togethe
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by gnrlst 5y ago
Easily, maybe for the person who did it. A result of lots of experience and knowing exactly what to do.
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by gnrlst 5y ago
This is a classic example of a product that's not been thought through. half-hour and 45min timezones are ignored (and plain wrong when selected on the website). Not to mention it's not very practical as the clock is hard to read.
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by gnrlst 5y ago
You know it still supports USB-C charging right? Rather than confusion, I would see it as Apple finally turning things around and getting back on a road that is less "design above all else"
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by gnrlst 5y ago
I think interactivity is a big point in favor of JSXGraph. Maybe you can offer this as an additional (optional) module?
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by gnrlst 5y ago
What many people seem to do is associate NFTs with art. Art is a subset of what NFTs are used for. We're in that phase where the first apps on the iPhone were the beer pouring ones, as that was the only way they could figure out how to
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by gnrlst 5y ago
Quoting CoenraadS: > Author of Bracket Pair Colorizer here. > I follow this thread with interest, my extension is something that grew a bit out of control, and I grew tired of maintaining it. > If there are some quick wins, I can s
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by gnrlst 5y ago
As an Italian in Italy: "Draconian" ... "terrifyingly popular" should be changed to: "Necessary" ... "reasonably accepted"
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by gnrlst 5y ago
Call them pointers, or whatever you want. but to say they don't do any of that is not really true nor conducive to the discussion.
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by gnrlst 5y ago
What really made me change my mind on NFT's is collectibles. Not so much random pixel art, but actual collectibles (e.g. think stamps, baseball cards, basketball cards, pokemon, etc). The success of NBA Top Shots is a case in point. Th
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by gnrlst 5y ago
I've experienced this first hand: the autosuggest is scarily accurate and insidious at the same time. On numerous occasions I've auto-filled a 10-15 line suggestion that looked like it was exactly what I wanted to do, but made a
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by gnrlst 5y ago
Random nitpick: the issue with color coding files is that you may have many different file types leading to colors that overlap. Case in point in the author's create-react-app example: in one of the scrolling "comment boxes",
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by gnrlst 5y ago
Mildly interesting: I wanted to see how their newsletter signup flow worked, but on inputting my email and clicking "sign up" I get a jquery $.ajax error. I wonder if they monitor their signups at all (and how long it's been
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by gnrlst 5y ago
Since I've started using Svelte (HTML-oriented, rather than JS-oriented), every other framework feels like such a mess. I highly recommend React/Vue folks to check it out, it's literally 2x'd my productivity and complete
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by gnrlst 5y ago
I had the opportunity to work with GDS on a project. These folks have a startup mentality and are the polar opposite of what one imagines a governmental office to be. One thing that will always stick with me is one of the team leads telling
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by gnrlst 5y ago
AES-256 begs to differ... although having said that... it's probably a token by now as well.
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by gnrlst 5y ago
Yikes, that's not going to be smooth.
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by gnrlst 5y ago
Curious how you'll tackle the "learn" part, except for linking to a bunch of resources like you currently do.
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by gnrlst 5y ago
I think OP meant: imperative
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by gnrlst 5y ago
Completely agree. ICOs and private sales to big players are exactly what Crypto is supposed to be trying to disrupt: something by the people, for the people, that no large entity can control. I guess the apple doesn't fall far from the
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by gnrlst 5y ago
Bitcoin should perish, and quickly, for the reasons outlined. But "other cryptocurrencies" is a generalization that is too broad. Some alternatives are faster, feeless and 1000x more energy efficient. Sure, you may argue that coun
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by gnrlst 5y ago
I'm sorry, but how is JSX a good templating language? I much prefer Svelte's approach where you have native HTML and script/css tags within which lives native (scoped) code.
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Chromium Bug: Link not rendering if href contains 'r.' as subdomain(bugs.chromium.org)
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by gnrlst 5y ago
I made something similar in Excel: - an email like template with input fields (to, cc, bcc, from, body, etc). - a table where the user can specify the column headers and add a list of values. The headers are considered keys. The keys can th

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