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   by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

   I've been wanting to pick up lua for ages. My only issue, as always, is where to start. Is there a runtime I can install where I can start creating with lua? Cross platform, windows and Linux? That will allow someone with no c/c++
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   by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

   Or you simply don't have a smartphone.
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   by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

   Why would you even use brave? You want to view advertisements just use Chrome. If you don't there's Firefox and ublock origin.
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   by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

   Google didn't just target flutter with layoffs. They also run a number of there apps on the framework, and, unless I'm mistaken, kotlin is no where near flutter in terms of functionality. Not to mention flutter is open source, so
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   by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

   Fastmail Masked Email addresses? https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/4406536368911-Ma...
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   by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

   VBA macro in the original excel file.
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   by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

   Then a powershell one liner would do it.
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   by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

   That was what I was going to say. All the stores need to do is warn potential customers that by entering the stores premises the potential customer agrees to x technology being used for the purpose of y. It's the potential customers ch
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   by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

   That's more like it thanks, new podcast subscribed.
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    What a non-story. I hate it when news outlets do this. TL;DR: there's security issues with mobile networks that are being exploited and there's technically difficult solutions no one wants to implement. No detail or analysis or an
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    Naming conflict with Hurl[0] a command line tool that runs HTTP requests defined in a simple plain text format. [0] https://hurl.dev/docs/manual.html
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    There is that.
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    I'm still using iCal and vCard for this, by way of simple open source apps on mobile and desktop synced by WebDAV. Even use them for tasks/todos and notes (vjournal). Always amazes me people are still rolling their own versions of
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    What a scumbag.
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    I don't know, there's many "useless" things done that at a later date have been found to be beneficial in areas not intended be the original experimenter.
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    Autumn hasn't been replaced outside of America though. I do appreciate the interesting fact about hærfest, so thanks.
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    I remember feeling massively overwhelmed about what I should learn once I have some fundamentals down. I wanted to know and understand everything but that is impossible, so where do you start? I decided I'd start with things immediatel
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    So is dense information good or bad? I can't work out what the conclusion is from the article, is it a case of context? I don't understand :(
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    How many of these are applicable to other languages?
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    Me on toilet reading the first paragraph: well played sir, well played.
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    I'm using dart/flutter. They don't get a lot of love on HN, but for speed of development and experimentation they're excellent (hot reload being extremely useful), plus they're cross platform meaning you can decide
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    Thanks, I'll take a look but a quick glance seems to suggest it's way over my head. I'm designing the app solely for a family member to help with a bespoke part of their business. I'm certainly not focused on generating
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    Perfect much appreciated, I thought it would have a nam/term but it's hard to describe something to a search engine/language model if you don't even have a starting point from which to work.
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    Ask HN: Good Resources for UX/UI

    5 points by hgyjnbdet 2y ago|7 comments
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    Yeah but you've still got to convince everyone to rewrite all the JavaScript in it. That's a big ask even for Google with a faster VM. If they'd pushed it I would predict chrome market share taking a dive. Personally I think
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    That's what I thought when I read it too, not entirely clear what's new here.
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    Whilst I can agree mostly with your last three points I don't think any company, even apple, could at this point replace JavaScript on the web. It's too ingrained. Sure there's typescript but that's not a whole sale repl
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    I quite like the language and hope it continues to chug along. As a beginner who wanted to create a cross platform app it was a no brainer for me over the ever increasing amount of web frameworks, or writing the same app in multiple native
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    What an excellent reasonable article. The fervour around the future of dart and flutter at times seems like people are wishing it abandoned by Google. Certainly dart is pretty much universally disliked on HN for some reason.
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    by hgyjnbdet 2y ago

    As an adult who got nothing from school, drifted into jobs I didn't like, and eventually started a degree (long boring story) to try and get a better job, ROI is extremely important. I wanted a better life for me and my family. As the