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by jamil7 4y ago
> Take, for example, native iOS development. For any dev, that involves regular bouts of multi-day configuration hell. Xcode is a huge beast and cryptic for beginners. Add in multiple third party libraries like firebase and it's a t
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Ask HN: Accessibility API Resources for macOS
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by jamil7 4y ago
Reach out to the author, they can likely fix this easily.
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I've also seen this a ton in Berlin startups, although mostly French or Spanish. You can't realistically ban people from speaking their native language to each other (nor should you try), however I can understand the feeling of ex
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by jamil7 4y ago
Fair enough but I think there’s still a lot of bad blood among professionals as he pushed Apple products (particularly the laptops) away from premium workhorses towards something like luxury consumer products. A lot of the decisions he made
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by jamil7 4y ago
The only hesitation I have with switching now is Fastmail being based in Australia.
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by jamil7 4y ago
Agreed, although to be fair to the actual author (assuming they didn't post this here) the readme is a lot more upfront about it's capabilities. > Sonic can be used as a simple alternative to super-heavy and full-featured searc
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by jamil7 4y ago
This is actually one instance where a native iOS app makes a lot more sense.
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by jamil7 4y ago
Hey! Thanks for that, I'll find out what the most recent issue I ran into was and shoot you an email. In general I like the idea and direction, seems like a much closer Heroku successor.
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> To put it in another way, try to design with realistic data. Also known as "the design won't work in German". Seriously though this drives me nuts when I get a design with perfectly lined up, even amounts of text.
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Every time I've tried to give render.com a proper go, I've run into some weird small issue. Ended up settling on fly.io and use that for everything now.
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I downloaded an example from the gallery page and as far as I can tell it doesn't bring anything to the table over Capacitor or a simple WebView. Proper navigation UX and gestures are missing on iOS so it immediately feels weird, every
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by jamil7 4y ago
Netlify shouldn't be trusted anyway, I've seen them randomly terminate an account and take all the associated sites down.
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How would you handle granular permissions though?
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I wouldn't say it's a matter of fun but often a matter of necessity in modern software development. Less experienced people can often have inflated egos and will refuse to listen to any advice from anyone else. Letting them fuck s
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Apple tends to do that to their third-party developers more so than their users.
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If you're heavily or entirely dependent on mobile, then you don't want to be waiting for the React Native/Flutter team to fix critical issues or introduce functionality. You want to remove as many dependencies/parties be
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It's pretty hard to beat consistently over a long time, yes.
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You can still do that with individual stocks or sector ETFs (if you can stomach the expense) while holding a broader index as the core.
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Yeah, that's what I meant, but inexplicitly was downvoted…
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Just prompt it again, did that for me every once in a while too.
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Yeah it's fairly common, especially for B2C.
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This is hard to answer without knowing what kind of business you're building. A rough rule of thumb which I've said before is, if your business is highly or entirely dependant on mobile (often B2C apps) then go native and build fo
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I don’t agree that tenant protection and increased supply are comparable solutions that can be swapped out. Ideally you’d have both.
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> Very unexpected things happen, like items in a specific region in the App UI stop responding to clicks next time once you interact with them. I've been able to workaround this by sticking a .id() on the view in question, I've
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I think both can be true and it might be more region specific. My girlfriend was born in the Ruhrgebiet and a lot of her family and friends family worked in the coal industry and were well taken care of when the plants were shut down. While
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by jamil7 4y ago
The library is built on top of uWebsockets which is fairly well-known as being highly optimised and performant, especially if you skip the Node.js wrapper and use the underlying C/C++ lib directly. Does anyone know what tradeoffs or di
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> Worth clarifying that Bun isn't a from-scratch JS runtime, it's a wrapper around JavaScriptCore (WebKit's JS engine) Does this mean you could potentially run some Node code on iOS?
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If you're making an argument for the less fortunate surely the effects of climate change will hit them hardest?
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I'm only speculating, but a couple of things come to mind. Although they're getting better and hiring, Apple has in general struggled with cloud, and Spotify likely has more expertise and talent there. It's not clear to me ho

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