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by iffycan 8y ago
I should mention that my current favorite (still exploring) is Haxe/OpenFL
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by iffycan 8y ago
> You can't beat the Electron ecosystem where any idiot can make a cross platform app. As an idiot, I can attest to this. I'm constantly looking for lighter weight alternatives, but nothing so far has been nearly as simple as
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by iffycan 8y ago
As someone trying to make his first mobile app, I just ran through the Flutter getting started guide and it was a much better experience than getting a React-Native hello world going. Just a couple pros I see: * flutter doctor - what a help
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by iffycan 8y ago
I think it's funny that HDI doesn't have a tooltip hover, but the other 4 spelled-out headings do.
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by iffycan 8y ago
If you use the prebuilt binaries, does the GPL apply?
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by iffycan 8y ago
Yes, the short shelf life is what turned me off, too. For my quick repairs I found myself using only a fraction of the smallest packets they sell, leaving the rest to dry out unused. And after needing it a few months later and finding it
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Thanks(iffycan.com)
1 points by iffycan 8y ago|0 comments
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by iffycan 8y ago
There's https://pyre-check.org/
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Desktop App: Lessons Learned(blog.budgetwithbuckets.com)
3 points by iffycan 8y ago|0 comments
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by iffycan 8y ago
It is a minimum (for the noted offense). Also, your language is out of place. From http://data.consilium.europa.eu/doc/document/ST-5419-2016-IN... Article 83: Section 4: > Infringments of the following provi
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GDPR: One Unintended Consequence(medium.com)
2 points by iffycan 8y ago|3 comments
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by iffycan 9y ago
Yes, they could get long in theory. In practice, in the place I'm currently using this method, the strings are 3 characters max.
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by iffycan 9y ago
It's less efficient storage-wise, sure, but there's no "occasionally take the hit of shifting" problem.
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by iffycan 9y ago
I've had success just using letters between a and z. - The first item added has rank "m" - If I want to add an item before that, it's m-a/2 (somewhere around "f") - If I want to put something between &quot
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by iffycan 9y ago
These are fun. Just the right amount of silly mixed in with breathtaking graphics and Hawking's commentary. Thanks!
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by iffycan 9y ago
Conclusion from the pre-print paper: > We have shown that, within the boundaries of our corpus, there are no significant differences in aggregate between pre-prints and their corresponding final published versions. In addition, the vast
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Sometimes you shouldn't store timestamps in UTC(blog.budgetwithbuckets.com)
1 points by iffycan 9y ago|0 comments
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by iffycan 9y ago
Is there a macOS equivalent?
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by iffycan 9y ago
Buckets, private desktop budgeting app. https://www.budgetwithbuckets.com
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by iffycan 9y ago
No limitations. After a few months, you'll get nagged a bit, but the trial version has every feature the full version has. There's nothing but your penchant for honesty stopping you from using it indefinitely :)
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by iffycan 9y ago
You might be interested in this: https://www.bucketsisbetter.com
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by iffycan 9y ago
Though the typo'd version probably has some merit, too.
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Show HN: Buckets - Budget Privately(bucketsisbetter.com)
1 points by iffycan 9y ago|0 comments
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by iffycan 9y ago
I won't say never. I think your distinction (GitHub merge vs bill overdue) might strike the right balance, but I'm having trouble sorting out what the principle is that distinguishes those two. As I've never even paid attent
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by iffycan 9y ago
Author here. I'm writing from the perspective of a customer. As a customer, I don't care how your email queues work. I do care that you sent me an email and forbid me from replying to it. It chafes. And you want my money? From
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by iffycan 9y ago
Is TypeScript one of your goto "transpile-to-js" languages? I'm a Python developer who is learning to love TypeScript. With TypeScript I feel like I can write maintainable, collaborateable JS.
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by iffycan 9y ago
As someone who produces an Electron-based app, I was curious what my energy use was as reported by Activity Monitor. Avg Energy Impact: - 14.08 Google Chrome - 3.01 Docker (for Mac) - 2.55 Sublime Text - 2.04 Slack - 2.03 Terminal - 0.
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by iffycan 9y ago
Have a link? I'm not seeing what you're seeing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tabun_(nerve_agent)
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by iffycan 9y ago
This was also my first thought.
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by iffycan 9y ago
You got me excited, but VS Code is missing the one feature that prevents us from using it (or Atom, or Brackets): the ability to open, display and edit a file with null bytes in it. Sublime does this wonderfully. VS Code refuses to open

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