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   by huskyr 7y ago

   This is incredible. I made an example using David Bowie's "Changes". A bit robotic, but even the echo is still present in the vocal track. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPlmrq_rAzQ
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   by huskyr 7y ago

   I would say transparency/security, quality of the client(s) and customer service, in that order. It's one thing to offer a VPN service, but to make sure you have a nice app on both iOS, Android, MacOS, Windows and Linux seems like
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   by huskyr 7y ago

   Apparently The Wirecutter now recommends TunnelBear and Mullvad because they post regular transparency reports and do third-party audits. https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-vpn-service/
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   by huskyr 7y ago

   I've done some light editing on OSM and i was surprised by how usable the default web editor is. Uploading GPX tracks and editing them on the map is pretty easy as well. Can recommend to anyone who is even slightly interested in contri
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   by huskyr 7y ago

   I've supported multiple Patreon campaigns, and i didn't recognise this logo. It's not featured prominently on their homepage and mailings. Calling something that looks like a simple oversight 'a red flag for dishonesty&#
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   by huskyr 7y ago

   A red flag for what? For not properly looking up if a design already exists?
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   The Booking.com Travel Agency(haykranen.nl)

   2 points by huskyr 8y ago|0 comments
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   by huskyr 8y ago

   Like many people already mentioned in this thread, it's silly to attribute bike safety in the Netherlands to just this. To get a better view on why bike safety is so much better here, i think this video really explains it very well i
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   by huskyr 8y ago

   Yes, a nice release blog post can be so much more than just a list of closed tickets. I think the WordPress team usually does a good job, e.g. https://wordpress.org/news/2017/11/tipton/
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    by huskyr 8y ago

    That's a good point. How do native apps that offer pull-to-refresh handle this?
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    by huskyr 8y ago

    +1. I'm the exact opposite. I've been offered remote jobs a couple of times, but there's just something about going to an office, talking with people in real life, even getting interrupted during work is something i tend to l
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    by huskyr 9y ago

    Afaik, Chrome(ium) no longer has support for the Mac keychain and uses some kind of mechanism of its own :/
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    by huskyr 9y ago

    Really nice, and works excellent on mobile. One minor grudge: the notes seem to be just a tad small for touch on mobile.
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    by huskyr 9y ago

    The difference to me with other frameworks (most notably Angular) is that the transition from Vue 1.0 to 2.0 was relatively smooth. I've migrated a couple of smaller applications and that was done in just a couple of minutes. If Vue ke
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    by huskyr 9y ago

    When i loaded this page i just saw a photo of Gates and a large white space with nothing beneath (screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/vBb99 ). I saw "Enlightenment Now" in the URL and thought maybe Gates had conve
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    How software developers really spend their day(haykranen.nl)

    3 points by huskyr 9y ago|0 comments
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    by huskyr 9y ago

    Apart from a wonderful end to a lovely YouTube channel this essay easily surpasses most 'lessons learned' articles i've read. Kudos to Tony and Taylor for having the motivation to write this down.
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    by huskyr 9y ago

    You can also enjoy high bills for bandwidth and cease-and-desist letters from all the major movie studios.
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    by huskyr 9y ago

    Thanks, the gifs displayed in the 'Basic algorithm' section are really good.
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    Why I will not be speaking at ReactiveConf(medium.com)

    6 points by huskyr 9y ago|0 comments
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    by huskyr 9y ago

    Interesting, i didn't know that! I guess my little library will probably will be a large framework six years from now then ;)
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    by huskyr 9y ago

    I heavily used Bootstrap 2/3 in projects before, but the last two years or so i really don't need such a large CSS framework anymore. Especially with all major browser supporting Flexbox grid-like layouts have become so much easie
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    by huskyr 9y ago

    I suppose you have never worked together with a designer (but maybe those are not normal people).
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    by huskyr 9y ago

    I used to think like you, but when i started actually using Python 3 it all was a lot less worse than i've expected it to be from reading Hacker News comments. YMMV, but converting existing code for me usually didn't amount to mor
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    by huskyr 9y ago

    Opus is not supported in IE11 and Safari (both iOS and Mac). If you take the 'global' statistics from caniuse.com that's about 37% of all people. I wouldn't call a technology that's only available to 63% of your use
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    XKCD: Here to Help(xkcd.com)

    13 points by huskyr 9y ago|0 comments
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    by huskyr 10y ago

    The headline is a bit misleading, i thought a subscription is $62,000 per month, which is a bit steep :)
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    by huskyr 10y ago

    "A choice between one realistic achievable possibility and another unrealistic solution that could in some way be better" is the definition on Wikipedia. Sounds pretty much spot-on.
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    by huskyr 10y ago

    Excellent article! Lots of tips that are applicable to non-React projects as well (simple over customisable components for example).
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    by huskyr 10y ago

    http://arstechnica.com/security/2016/12/op-ed-im-giving-up-o...