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by kall 5y ago
I do not mind these at all. Am I really auch a minority or are people who don‘t like threads just very loud? I like the reading cadence, I like reading in the twitter mobile app and I like the ability to precisely reply to things or expand
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by kall 5y ago
I believe you can utilize partial http response streaming that never stops and there is even a way to replace html fragments. I‘m sure i‘ve seen this, but I am having no luck finding anything about it. Edit: here it is https://ne
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by kall 5y ago
It certainly does in EU countries. The political will is there. Maybe even too much of it sometimes, meaning that politicians expect antitrust regulators to object to market activity that regulators pretty clearly don‘t consider an issue.
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by kall 5y ago
I agree, and I‘ve read the opinion too that it‘s a problem people have with DDG. Yet google doesn’t feel excellent at that. Could it be worth competing with google there? I‘m not gonna say it‘s "easy", but maybe worthwhile and pos
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by kall 5y ago
I think the important part is any person can force data onto your device via messages. If that is exploitable, it‘s a huge oroblem. That‘s why people care.
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by kall 5y ago
I read this somewhere and it sounds plausible to me: a private police subscription. As-a-service if you will. They would do the same things as police but only for subscribers and with better "customer service". Maybe you could als
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by kall 5y ago
I think the government considers semiconductors a key industry to compete with china and I believe that matters. American electric car manufacturers on the other hand are a threat to germany's combustion obsessed car industry. I also t
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by kall 5y ago
It‘s not the same thing but I feel like you may get a kick out of the Ming Mecca [0]. It‘s a hardware patchable video game creation system. It‘s a really inspiring concept to me and I hope to play with one someday. [0] https://en
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by kall 5y ago
If you are comfortable with javascript instead of python, I think Remotion [0] could get you to something like that pretty quickly. It‘s more data driven motion graphics instead of non-linear video editing, but it looks like that‘s what pir
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by kall 5y ago
I don‘t know if the slippery slope goes far enough to be a problem. Effectively, if you‘re in a position to work at GitLab, the netherlands are happy to have you. They could relocate the entire company there and it might not be a problem.
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by kall 5y ago
Yeah, that makes sense. If you don‘t feel you will be able to comfortably and effectively do the work, no point in forcing it. I really recommend you give mouse driven full screen zoom a good try. Whatever job you do, it will be a QoL impro
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by kall 5y ago
I don‘t have a good alternative for you, because my eyesight is roughly what you described and I do exactly that job, without much struggle. I have had this level of eyesight, or significantly worse, for all my life so It‘s maybe a differen
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by kall 5y ago
I would second this general idea, but I don‘t know about the Analog 4 specifically? Out of all the analog synths it is the most like a little computer. It‘s awesome but doesn‘t feel like a learning tool. There are a lot of synths that kind
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by kall 5y ago
Arenmt mirrors of all GH code available, for example on BigQuery public datasets. If it‘s there, it should be available in a downloadable format too?
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by kall 5y ago
I‘m visually impaired and QR code menus have been a real boon to me. I‘m gonna be using my phone camera to read the menu either way, It‘s great when I don‘t have to keep the autofocus steady and illuminate half of a dark restaurant with the
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by kall 5y ago
I'm not an expert on this. What's the extent of private APIs this can use that something on the App Store cannot? As I understand it, it's for things that could technically go on the app store, but don't because of apple
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by kall 5y ago
I‘m sure you already know but it‘s worth pointing out: GET queries are already part of the specification, or rather the "Serving over HTTP" recommendations (?) and it’s well supported. The only difference is they don‘t look as nic
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by kall 5y ago
I think the reason why graphql is currently winning is tooling. GraphiQL, schema-aware+caching clients for front end frameworks and fragments are all things that could exist for OData or JSON-API or whatnot, but i don‘t think they do. Ember
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by kall 5y ago
I think hasura supports this? Or do you mean native postgres users with postgres RLS? The hasura team has explained somewhere why they don‘t want to do this. IIRC it had something to do with caching and/or subscriptions.
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by kall 5y ago
I think I remember some tracks where the artist is explicitly instructing me to turn up the bass (and make the speakers pop).
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by kall 5y ago
Sometimes you would like to return out of a series of hooks calls early or throw to an error boundary. That also leads to conditional calls. Example: you have a {data, error} = fetchData() and then a useEffect(..., [data]) or 3. It would be
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by kall 5y ago
OK, i think a little /mo on the pricing page wouldn‘t hurt.
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by kall 5y ago
Does it mean you can write 10 million rows every month for free or does it mean you can write ten million rows, however many months that may take, and then pay for all use after that. The first one is how pricing generally works, but the pa
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by kall 5y ago
It‘s ALAC, but more interestingly with optional ridiculously high sample rate of 196 kHz. I‘m not sure if the setting for that is up to the listener or up to the publisher.
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by kall 5y ago
I‘m talking about desktop software for personal computers, not infrastructure software or services or anything. I trust the software developer and I trust apple. There’s a signature/certificate chain between those two. It’s fine. Of co
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by kall 5y ago
You may already be aware of the options, but fly.io can do it in a clean/simple way right from the command line. Google Cloud Run can do it if you‘re willing to wrangle the cloud console.
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by kall 5y ago
At this point the #1 is that I believe directly paying relatively small developers money for software produces by far the most user friendly (in many senses) desktop software. On the mac, that model is still thriving. Everywhere else you ha
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by kall 5y ago
As far as I can tell from wikipedia they are not anonymous (at least the leader) and not working in the shadows (bc they are working together with serious public organizations).
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by kall 5y ago
Something I am waiting for is a cloud platform that competes with AWS/GCP/Azure where IaC is the only way to access it. No dashboard where you can muck about, no shared account that mixes together resources from all your environme
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by kall 5y ago
I think as long as we are emulating the cloud runtime and services it will not reach it‘s full potential. Developers need to be able to run the real platform, like they can with k8s/k3s.

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