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by kall 5y ago
For serverless, the move to much lighter runtimes like cloudflare workers or deno deploy seems like an obvious improvement. If you build your entire app on the Cloudflare "Stack" that could mean serious lock in, but it could also
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by kall 5y ago
So they have a public representative living in the US and are associated with Harvard University. I don‘t think there‘s much shadowy cybercrime to investigate there. How do you feel about Wikileaks and the prosecution of Julian Assange?
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by kall 5y ago
Probably not, there are huge rounds of funding going into these companies in europe right now, like SellerX, Razor Group, Berlin Brands Group etc (and Thrasio in the US). Most if them are focused on amazon FBA which I honestly don‘t underst
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by kall 5y ago
I absolutely love it but is it really obvious how the jack connection thing works? I would imagine only to former switchboard operators and modular synthesizer players.
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by kall 5y ago
Have you seen the android build system? I mean what the hell is a gradle wrapper. At least js tools are configured in .json or .js files not in a special purpose programming language. I don‘t mean to discuss which system is too complicated
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by kall 6y ago
You suggested something OP can invest in that has none of the technical benefits of cryptocurrency. If you think of cryptocurrency primarily as an investment (=speculation) medium with technological window dressing, that makes sense. I too
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by kall 6y ago
The worst thing is they have a great wakeup time picker (not a generic time picker) for the "Bedtime/Wake Up" feature. That this feature, a completely separate alarm clock logic, even exists is insane.
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by kall 6y ago
For contrast, css can be quite effective. A brute force background black, text white, link yellow has served me very well. For color blindness correction an OS level filter is the way to go.
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by kall 6y ago
I feel pretty confident saying that is not a relevant use case. I used to use a hand written user stylesheet for color accessibility and know various people using different tools to get the contrast they need. Named colors are not a factor.
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by kall 6y ago
I think the author is arguing for using something like styled-jsx, which is the same as vue SFC styles afaik. That stays fairly manageable and readable as well.
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by kall 6y ago
The path to clean abstractions is your component framework.
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by kall 6y ago
These are excellent! And you also made synthmodes which I use all the time. Thank you!
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by kall 6y ago
Nymphomaniac was also barely made in a past decade. Lars von Trier is such a troll he could absolutely make it today.
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by kall 6y ago
Thank you. A more lightweight model is very appealing to me. I just started a react-native-macos experiment, and it's not as smooth as iOS. The tooling alone on a multi platform, non expo RN app... Does react-nodegui offer straightforw
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by kall 6y ago
Yeah, I think the numbers in the article should be good enough for a bunch of music use cases, but remember it used to be like half a second which is obviously unworkable. Well financed developers like ROLI already have instruments on andro
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by kall 6y ago
Since you seem to be familiar with both, can you say something about what react-nodegui offers compared to react native? Is it just way simpler to use, like electron? Or does QT offer a more consistent cross platform experience? Or is it mo
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by kall 6y ago
To be a little pedantic: He is not claiming that producers are never using PCs, he is claiming that live audio never runs on PC, because stability is the top priority there. Later he says in the studio you can tolerate a little instability
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by kall 6y ago
This data [0] doesn't have the latest models, and it's meassuring latency internaly, not "touch-to-sound". The ones they tested average around 7-8ms. I've heard of <10ms as the benchmark for "instant" i
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by kall 6y ago
Oh that‘s disapointing, if not surprising. Thanks for the clarification. It seems strange that they are willing to give such a boost to small competitors.
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by kall 6y ago
It would be a browser level dialog, so good browsers can give you that option, like safari does for other permissions.
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by kall 6y ago
No, they explicitly do. > cohort = await document.interestCohort() I mean it‘s a proposal. I‘ll believe it when I can use it, but maybe actually look at the proposal.
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by kall 6y ago
No, i didn‘t. I just pointed out that a full download und upload of a ~500 GB library is not a feasable task for many average users. I‘m also not sure you can even download straight to external storage with iOS safari.
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by kall 6y ago
I would also like this button, but I would not be surprised if a good chunk of users have an icloud photo library so large that none of their apple devices could fit it in it's (underspeced) storage.
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by kall 6y ago
If anyone is looking for an alternative on the opposite end of the scale from enterprise, to add login to an MVP in a few days, I have been collecting newer services that go beyond passwords and Sign in with Google: Feather: https:/&#
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by kall 6y ago
I like the product but the extension points confuse me. Rules, Hooks and Actions are all more or less the same thing? I never know which one I want. What's difference between a flow and a pipeline? You definitely can't guess from
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by kall 6y ago
If this actually goes anywhere, I'm kind of excited about it from the perspective of a product developer. Being able to do content recommendation for fresh visitors without any tracking effort of your own would be pretty cool. It will
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by kall 6y ago
I am enjoying browsing though the code of this. The way the author abstracts HTML elements has some appeal. I'm not convinced this has a benefit over React et al. You could even render react 60 times per second and use only plain value
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by kall 6y ago
I mean "Prevent Cross Site Tracking" is enabled by default in Safari. It doesn't block the display of ads, but it's basically a real tracker blocker like ghostery.
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by kall 6y ago
A different policy (Mietpreisbremse -> rent price brake) with this explicit goal is in place in "high-pressure" rental markets all over Germany. It means price cannot be more than 10% over the local average. Berlin specifically
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by kall 6y ago
Thankfully JSC is also really REALLY fast, but interacting with websites is slow.

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