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by hilti 3y ago
Absolutely interesting. Would you mind sharing which models and tools you are using on your M3?
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by hilti 3y ago
Perfect fit. But some jokers try to sell tinyai.com for $120,000
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by hilti 3y ago
Me too. After being on Gmail for the past decade, I finally made the switch to iCloud completely. It‘s been a smooth transition.
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by hilti 3y ago
That is an absolute no go! Ciao Fly.io - your start was promising and really refreshing.
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by hilti 3y ago
Good adaption: feels a little bit like Apple Numbers for the web. One thing I always wonder about: when will we get a usable spreadsheet like application for mobile devices with small screens.
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by hilti 4y ago
I entered „John Mayer“ and got three questions. That was a quick game night.
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by hilti 4y ago
https://www.tagesschau.de/ausland/usa-leaks-103.html Good analysis on the german Tagesschau
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by hilti 4y ago
Great idea and I immediately see the value. The UI looks really clean, too. May I ask what CSS framework you are using?
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by hilti 4y ago
Pretty simple with the built-in command ATTACH customer145.sqlite as customer145; ATTACH customer2.sqlite as customer2; Then query the attached tables.
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by hilti 4y ago
NPM is the Instagram for developers. They produce mostly wrapper packages around standard APIs in order to get some fame. It would be much better if they teach people how to achieve basic stuff without already-baked-in APIs. I'd assume
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by hilti 4y ago
Exactly! Or in some cases I create a view - for example a highscore list - that is queried by a simple server-side script and sends the data as JSON to the client.
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by hilti 4y ago
I‘ve been using Firebase and Firestore extensively in past projects, because I was attracted by it‘s simplicity on first sight. Then there’s the day you need some relational queries. It‘s somehow possible, but you need to rethink your data
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by hilti 4y ago
Interesting - looks pretty similar to Framework7 components https://framework7.io/docs/router-component
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by hilti 4y ago
If auto scale is needed, then I‘m sticking to Firebase hosting, cloud functions written in NodeJS and BigQuery or Firestore depending on the update frequency For recent projects where auto scale is not needed I‘m happily using FlightPHP as
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by hilti 5y ago
Thank you for making this game and the beautiful source code provided. This is great and I‘ll show it to my two little sons (9 and 13) how to write simple, but really fun games.
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by hilti 5y ago
I love my golden mugs Made in Germany by Dibbern. https://www.dibbern.de/de/solid-color-becher-gold-0-32l There are 100% porcelai and sometimes I think that the coffee tastes better from these mugs.
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by hilti 6y ago
I‘m using AlaSQL for years in my projects ... is that the wrong approach or am I missing something here? http://alasql.org/
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by hilti 6y ago
Years ago we developed a web framework for newLISP called Dragonfly and used it for several projects. http://dragonfly.apptruck.de/
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by hilti 6y ago
Done :-) Would you mind sharing some tech insights (Swift or Objective-C) ... I love reading those stories.
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by hilti 6y ago
Great work! I'm going to buy it.
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by hilti 6y ago
It's easy to change this behaviour Open the System Preferences app. Select the Keyboard option (third row, sixth item) On the first tab (also called Keyboard), locate the dropdown for "Touch Bar shows" and choose "Expand
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by hilti 6y ago
It's easy to change this behaviour Open the System Preferences app. Select the Keyboard option (third row, sixth item) On the first tab (also called Keyboard), locate the dropdown for "Touch Bar shows" and choose "Expand
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by hilti 7y ago
Am I old school if I'm just asking for plain HTML, CSS3 and using SFTP to upload the stuff? I don't get why it's cool to use NPM, a static site generator and netlify for an emergency website.
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by hilti 7y ago
Totally agree - the bottleneck are bloated themes. Just started to use Framework7 for a new site ... I like it's compact design and great features to design mobile sites.
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by hilti 7y ago
I love these type of showcases. It‘s been a wonderful time when simply upload files via SFTP and had a running application. No need of webpack bundles, vendor libraries to achieve a simple functionality that could be solved in a few lines
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by hilti 7y ago
I still love CodeIgniter for it‘s good documentation, simple deployment (just use SFTP) and easy to learn curve.
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by hilti 7y ago
I‘m really happy with my Thinkpad X260. Bought it for $350 used on eBay. It‘s fast, nice FHD screen, integrated WWAN LTE and a great keyboard.
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by hilti 7y ago
Have you tried it? I have no problem viewing it in an incognito window.
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by hilti 7y ago
Love it: simple and easy to maintain. Thank you for this great idea!
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by hilti 8y ago
"is run by people that are "better than anybody else" -> This is the same experience I made. A lot of founders in Berlin are narcissistic life artists with zero execution skills. They're good at producing pitch decks

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