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2y ago
I would 100% believe this is a Gumroad product. There's even the Gumroad logo in the header, and you can only login with a Gumroad account, obviously linking to a page at gumroad.com. It even says "powered by Gumroad". Check
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2y ago
Tests are a tool for you, the developer. They have good effects for other people, but developers are the people that directly interact with them. When something fails, it's a developer that has to figure out what change they wrote intr
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2y ago
HAH! I kind of like the idea of a site where you can post recommendations for books, and subscribe to other people's recommendations, OR the inverse of other people's recommendations
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graypegg
2y ago
...ok? Noted, you do not like the book I like.
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2y ago
Yes! I really like "99 Bottles of OOP" by Sandi Metz. I feel like it's a version of "Clean Code" that my brain actually aligns with. In a chapter, talking about different ways you could write a class that generates
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2y ago
Out of all of them, it’s definitely the most “washing machine is done”
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2y ago
I can kind of understand why it ended up that way. There's some benefit to just assuming, nothing works together. It's at least a consistent state of affairs. You can just wheel in any heart rate monitor, and you only need to unde
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2y ago
At the very end, there's some examples of more literal sounds. It says there hasn't been a study, but I would bet they're a lot more clear with out having to resort of the aviation standard of "just learn basic english&q
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2y ago
I wonder how much information any 1 medical device with an alert knows though. GPWS has the benefit of being part of 1 system, where (I think, no experience here) hospitals seem to treat equipment as singular items that do 1 thing or are me
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2y ago
I think the primary example of icon alignment though relies on that behaviour. I think an icon resting on the baseline, as tall as the cap height is probably the most visually balanced looking option. If you need a container that includes t
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2y ago
Bought it since I saw the "single copy" option mentions an epub. You can't download an epub it seems. It's not attached on the receipt, and you seem to be forced to use the horrible gumroad reading site.
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2y ago
Someone has to multiply your matrices somehow.
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2y ago
Thanks for being real in your post description. So many ShowHN posts go hyper corporate right off the bat. Cool little thing! The price point seems fair to me. The homepage’s output example might need some tweaks. The code tab on mobile is
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2y ago
The USAG-1 protein has a high amino acid homology of 97% between different animal species, including humans, mice, and beagles. I have 0 knowledge in this area, just curious, but are beagles specifically close to human physiology fo
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2y ago
I don't know why your comment appears to have been downvoted, I say go for it! "mid life crisis" is just a pessimistic way of saying "trying something new as an adult". If it makes you happy, and you're willing
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2y ago
I can’t quite pin down what it is, but something about this feels… bitter? There’s definitely something lost with having more people invade your community, no doubt. But casting a wide net where “doesn’t know what nvim is” and “being a typi
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2y ago
I feel like at this point in my career I've worked in all four quadrants of the spagehtti/encapsulation plane ^ monolith | | <- spaghetti ----+------
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2y ago
I kind of wish this was a tool to author bash, or better yet very compatible POSIX sh. (versus being using bash as a compile target that a human isn't meant to read) It's a bit of a stretch, but comparing it to something like MJML
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Topological naming problem fix merged into FreeCAD main branch
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2y ago
Updated V1.0 release notes as well: https://wiki.freecad.org/Release_notes_1.0
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2y ago
I really like the distinction of "density in time". JIRA is a really visually dense application, but it's speed, as well as the number of different screens you normally need to click on makes it feel really sparse despite the
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2y ago
I’m glad the conversation about LLMs in UI is getting more nuanced! There was a while there where it seemed like conversational (either text or by voice-to-text) interfaces were the only way people could imagine using LLMs. Everything being
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2y ago
I use a pocketbook right now, and was using quite a few kobos over the years prior. At least with those, I've noticed that we've kinda reached some ceiling for responsiveness, and I think it's the software/computing hard
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2y ago
I could imagine some other ways of making this spot that I think would've changed the mood but still be cute. At a certain level of evil though, you have to poke at yourself. Imagine some big team of apple engineers running around musi
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2y ago
Just on the meta-discussion of "who cares about dissecting some ad": It's alright to consider implied meaning in media IMO. Just because it's misinterpreted by the standards of what the ad team wanted to accomplish, does
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2y ago
I don't personally play an instrument, but I can also understand that the physicality of keys, strings and pedals is innately different from tapping on a glass screen. A digital piano aims to replicate the sound a specific piano, and
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2y ago
G·R·A·T·I·A·S
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2y ago
I would totally expand "Rails" to "Django or Rails or Laravel or any other well-maintained mature full-stack web framework in the language you are the most comfortable with". There's a lot of awesome options for bor
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One thing that would be nice to add to the "concluded" status would be a updated version of the highlighted text that started that thread. Probably the old version striked out, and some conclusion appended after it, that way you d
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2y ago
I remember relying on slices in photoshop + tables to build out complex layouts. There was a lot of hidden content in images.
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