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   by iaml 6y ago

   This. I think it's pretty good practice to check out what's going on under the hood in libraries you use, or plan to. Sometimes you find interesting libraries or techiques, things you could improve and in rare instances that you n
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   by iaml 6y ago

   To expand on that, if what you are doing is simple crud, it might be possible to completely ditch the backend and use https://hasura.io/ and talk to it directly using graphql. It can also generate typescript definitions whi
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   by iaml 6y ago

   https://protonmail.com/blog/protoncalendar-beta-announcement...
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   by iaml 6y ago

   This is insane! Amazing work
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   by iaml 6y ago

   They could provide official MOOC for rust, easy to do and I'm sure highly valuable if they include stuff like q&a with actual language developers.
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   by iaml 6y ago

   > Protonmail doesn't have a good calendar That's about to change though, beta is already out for payed users.
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   by iaml 6y ago

   There's no reason to pick gatsby over next nowadays, next can do everything gatsby can and in a sane, reusable manner.
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   by iaml 6y ago

   You can use image capture app to copy pictures when you connect camera via usb. If you create a "Developer" folder in your ~ it's gonna have a different icon and is canonical place to put all your code in mac world. Clicking
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   by iaml 6y ago

   They support Daphne/uvicorn https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/howto/deployment/asgi/ I think in python world uvicorn is more popular choice, might be wrong tho
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    by iaml 6y ago

    I think author wouldn't have this problem if they wrote "Best practices for common UI components" instead of "The documented collection of UI components" as the header.
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    by iaml 6y ago

    YSK that cloudflare removed the contact email on your site.
12. 192.▲
    by iaml 6y ago

    I'm 99% sure they knew, they did it so you would post it and other people would upvote it and we all would see it on front page of hn.
13. 193.▲
    by iaml 6y ago

    The actual pip window in firefox is not native and as such 1) doesn't support spaces that well 2) does not support minimizing 3) looks worse
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    by iaml 6y ago

    It's probably not that angular is dumb - using angularjs 1.x in 2017 is dumb. And I do concur as someone who also wrote angularjs app at that time and eventually left the company over it.
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    by iaml 6y ago

    You can literally bulk buy sims in russia if you visit certain stores and ask nicely, because there’s not much oversight and people selling sims don’t make much money, so this kind of side hustle is common.
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    by iaml 6y ago

    I might be wrong, but I'm pretty sure sizeable chunk of that is coming from russians who are very annoyed nothing good can ever happen in modern russia because of people like Rogozin.
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    by iaml 6y ago

    You probably haven't heard, but recently mr. Rogozin's personal twitter turned into official Roskosmos one overnight. Utterly incompetent as they are, nobody bothered to read or clean up previous tweets after doing this, so for so
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    by iaml 6y ago

    Would be very useful for me
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    by iaml 6y ago

    Most likely an automated system to prevent abuse. For a company that takes pride in their machine learning they sure do have a lot of false positives.
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    by iaml 6y ago

    I recently tried nix package manager and I gotta say - if your pain point is devops it could take away a sizeable chunk of problems. Steep learning curve though.
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    by iaml 6y ago

    VS is all good until it slows to a crawl on big projects. Anecdotal evidence I know, but I've seen people on hn switch to code for c# and like it. Also, nowadays at least testing and source control are pretty good in vscode.
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    by iaml 6y ago

    Have you heard about our lord and savior, vs code? People are choosing it over full blown vs. Also, I haven’t seen many happy xcode devs.
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    by iaml 6y ago

    Doesn't this mean other people who might MITM the data flow (like NSA) would get the whole lot instead?
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    by iaml 6y ago

    Here's a practical example I've been thinking about a lot recently, in the context of frontend/react. You could create out of the building blocks today a very different kind of ide inside your browser. Imagine this: you are
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    by iaml 6y ago

    Not really, it's also a pretty damn good touchpad. Materials, size and taptic engine are all part of the experience, I think.
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    by iaml 6y ago

    > Would we be ok with YouTube removing or demonetising videos featuring homosexual displays of affection? Well it kinda already happened[0] and everyone's ok with that so I guess you have your answer there. [0] https://en
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    by iaml 7y ago

    Unfortunately if you want a good keyboard, you don't have a choice - new mbps can't downgrade lower than catalina.
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    by iaml 7y ago

    It is, gp is talking about the tech they don’t grok.
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    by iaml 7y ago

    > The most of Redux-applications look alike. They have a similar file structure and reasonable test coverage. They use the same middlewares and same libraries to force immutability. The developers, who work on them, use the same devtools
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    by iaml 7y ago

    Functional languages usually have extensive standard library, while js does not. Adding it is not really a goal of ts.