kall

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by kall 4y ago
Wait isn't state the whole point of react? What level of interactivity are you talking about? State and props, that's it's thing: you can always update them. I've only need the "change key to flush components"
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by kall 4y ago
I've been using Hasura and TablePlus a lot lately, and actually wished for something that combines them. Hasura is great at understanding relations and making joins feel effortless and TablePlus is so good at making table editing feel
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by kall 4y ago
You might enjoy the Mobile Atlas tiles from Thunderforest [0]. I think the low contrast on Google Maps is uniquely ridiculous. You don't have to go all the way to OSM / road atlas. I think Mapbox Streets, Apple Maps (somewhat) and
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by kall 4y ago
For pricing that is both "small fish" friendly and not too cheap, I like what Vercel is doing, where the smallest paid plan is basically a discount package on the pay-as-you-go pricing beyond that, especially if you use just one s
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by kall 4y ago
Looks like an impressive tool that makes a previously hard but useful process an order of magnitude more approachable. With waldo.io and Checkly It joins the list of QA force multipliers that would make my life, as the sole developer in a
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by kall 4y ago
I have no love for skeletons. They feel clever at first, but as a user, I associate nothing but bad experiences with them. I feel the same way about PWA app shells. With no theories to back this up whatsoever, here's my completely unsu
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by kall 4y ago
I believe they "hack" accessibility hooks in the OS to position the floating window as if it was part of the app. That part is actually quite impressive and works well. I imagine it's quite a bit of engineering effort to make
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by kall 4y ago
That page is way more beautiful and unique with it's use of vibrant color and gradients in dark mode. Also it doesn't share the most obvious thing between the others (Built for speed... section). I think almost straight copying la
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by kall 4y ago
It's basically a small UI change, but I think I would actually benefit from having a real window instead of the in-terminal completions. However, I want ONLY that UI change. If someone could pull the autocomplete list out of fish and s
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by kall 4y ago
I've never seen them before, but during the last couple of months have gotten multiple, from international numbers.
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by kall 4y ago
I guess maybe, but this is incredibly badly communicated. Just now they showed up as a member of travis GitHub orgs, but the only member? https://github.com/orgs/travis-ci/people It's very possible (likely) t
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by kall 4y ago
"Github System" removed the Heroku Dashboard key and a personal user account of someone that seems to work at neither GitHub nor Travis removed my Travis CI key (????)
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by kall 4y ago
Aren't OAuth tokens scoped to org? Wouldn't it be easier to create an org per repo? I guess it might get expensive depending on your usage/collaborators. Edit: nevermind OAuth tokens are not org-scoped, only apps are
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by kall 4y ago
And yet it's incredibly common. I would guess 95% of users of services like Firebase, Supabase, Algolia, Sentry, Segment, Cloudinary, Auth0... do this, because it's the point and officially endorsed. They are intended to be "
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by kall 4y ago
I use it, but not very often. I do appreciate that it's still possible. Spotify probably wouldn't even understand the feature request.
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by kall 4y ago
I believe they just fixed this (after how many years?) by moving Music.app away from webviews to native views in macOS 12.2. I wouldn't be surprised to still see a JavaScript error in there though, or maybe a Java error because it prob
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by kall 4y ago
That's great news! pnpm might be my answer after all.
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by kall 4y ago
I'm pretty immune to most JS ecosystem churn, but on package managers I'm feeling it. All I want is a package manager that is correct, causes very few day to day issues and is going to work the same way for many years. Yet everyon
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by kall 4y ago
I feel like Hetzner is great at what it does: reliable, reputable, affordable server hosting. I imagine it to be a company full of top notch, old school sysadmins. Not sure they have the developer focus (?) to build an appealing AWS/Sc
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by kall 4y ago
Yeah I guess k8s would be the best start, if you want to achieve aws-style features without a ton of development resources. I know barely enough to use k8s as an application developer though, so maybe not. Adding MiniO and a simplified, pre
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by kall 4y ago
If a european company offered a reliable and reasonably priced hetzner-based "cloud" with managed k8s, managed databases, object storage, networking and maybe some FaaS system I would use that in a heartbeat. I'd try to buil
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by kall 4y ago
At first I was also a little confused by this architecture. I think that was because I was missing a clear picture of what they want to do. I think it is: - one leader that can write to the db - a ton of other hosts that can read from the &
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by kall 4y ago
I think the best macOS clipboard manager is the one that is built into Alfred. The one in Raycast is very similar and also good. I would recommend installing Alfred just for that. You don't even have to use the main Alfred window. It&#
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by kall 4y ago
I don't think programs have to opt in. You can remap it the same as every other menu command. Every AppKit app gets that menu entry by default. The fact that remapping commands requires an exact, case sensitive match of the localized m
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by kall 4y ago
It's hard to please everyone, and data-loss is kind of a trump concern, but actually macOS does because it has this feature. The keyboard shortcut is cmd+option+shift+escape but you can probably remap that. I force quit apps all the ti
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by kall 5y ago
I think points 2-4 is one of the most interesting/innovative parts of it. As far as I've read, when someone (or a new account anyway) uploads a new video, they will always run it against a sizable test audience, so content that&#
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by kall 5y ago
On macOS, I feel like I install more new desktop apps than I have the time to play with (thanks Setapp). I barely use web apps day-to-day. When I have to, I will create a wrapper app for them and/or interact with them through Raycast.
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by kall 5y ago
Did apple really fuck up or are they actually succeeding with iOS being the most "safe" mainstream end-user operating system by far. Arguably they fucked up by bungling the Mac App Store so running executables downloaded from the
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by kall 5y ago
I remember running this on Raspberry Pi probably 7 or 8 years ago. It was an interesting project because open source home automation feels very much like a hobby / non-work thing, but it was clearly created by someone with an enterpris
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by kall 5y ago
Sure and that's what this library bridges. I see the appeal in remix for building interactive apps the "remix way" with forms, relying on web/http conventions etc. I also like that it brings nested routing back to metafr

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