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by kall 5y ago
Hm, maybe what we really need is a new entrant in hyperscale clouds that is built from the ground up for IaC and just does away with the split between state and reality. I would love to see one, anyway.
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by kall 5y ago
Your intuition is right on pulumi. Creating these kinds of extensions is minimal effort. You can start out by adding a "dynamic resource" class to your infra codebase and extract it into a plugin later, or not. These are not the s
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by kall 5y ago
There are apps[0] that do this via the share sheet. Share is basically the same effort as Copy on iOS so that seems pretty good. In some cases, like AMP pages, simply using the share button in safari to copy it will get you the canonical UR
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by kall 5y ago
As far as I know, it is. I think OP simplified for the explanation but when I last used it, RNW did not include a react render, it uses react-dom.
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by kall 5y ago
Interestingly, fly.io did do something very similar with javascript in the beginning, before they pivoted to their current container based model.
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by kall 5y ago
The three pane view was pretty good for my large-ish library (~15k songs) and I didn’t have stability issues. But I wasn‘t there in the beginning. I guess it had at least a good stretch somewhere in the middle.
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by kall 5y ago
And the original apple music app was based on Beats Music as well! I‘ve heard the theory that they bought Beats for that, and the music industry contacts, which seems wild, but maybe?
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by kall 5y ago
If you‘re ok with just the raw files, right click the library and "Show Package Contents". Then sort by folder size to find the bulk of your photos or create a spotlight query that aggregates all images above a certain size from s
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by kall 5y ago
Make it a coupon for any accessory (case, charger, headphones etc) or play store credit and most people will probably get something they would have gotten anyway.
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by kall 5y ago
I‘ve had many apps, even very trustworthy ones, show me this permission prompt when my internet connection was down and the router was directing all requests to an error page. So it‘s possible for this prompt to appear without the app devel
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by kall 5y ago
If you have already considered this enough, disregard my comment..This name really trips me up as a german reader. If you like that it‘s a bit out there, that’s cool. If you want most people to read it like you just explained, you might nee
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by kall 5y ago
Yeah I think so too. It‘s a cliche by now to say these things go in cycles but they do. If we like this part of the cycle, let‘s ride it and let SQL get hyped, even though its been around forever and never went away.
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by kall 5y ago
The sad irony is that if HN is anything to go by, SQLite is super trendy now. I feel like "just sqlite" was really a very practical idea and now, because it has already failed once, we can‘t really try it again, or can we? Having
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by kall 5y ago
If it‘s worth the effort to you, you can try to amend the password rules here: https://github.com/apple/password-manager-resources/blob/mai...
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by kall 5y ago
The argument would be that a new GUI toolkit will capture applications that would otherwise be made with an older, accessible toolkit. In that sense, it‘s a regression, not just a clear improvement. I do agree about the idea though. We shou
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by kall 5y ago
Just a quick suggestion: if you restrict the security module, do so in a way that someone can still run the OSS version in a basic secure way. If there are lots of insecure instances of your db out there, or someone else steps in and provid
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by kall 5y ago
ZeroHedge I would guess. A news site that is nominally about financial markets. It sits in some really weird political spot as a world news site that I don‘t quite understand.
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by kall 5y ago
There are probably a few reasons. One that I can imagine is that they use a distributed database somewhere that benefits from reliably tight wall clocks (in the style of Cloud Spanner or Cockroach).
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by kall 5y ago
Ha, I had no idea. That's kind of a problem, yeah. They REALLY fixed that with San Francisco which has, by my count, a crazy 18 cuts across 8 variants, counting only generic sans serifs.
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by kall 5y ago
For me macOS design peaked when they moved from the super readable Lucida Grande to Helvetica Neue because it looked hot on retina displays. I'm not sure which version that was exactly. Purely from a visual standpoint I like the Big Su
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by kall 5y ago
I'm currently using yarn 1.17. Is the npm workspaces support on par with yarn 1? If so I might switch back to that.
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by kall 5y ago
It still ships with node, right? So yeah.
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by kall 5y ago
Yeah, it's one of the best things about the npm system, for two reasons: You can easily view and edit the files and your project is always well contained and isolated. I remember the absolute hell that was python packaging as a beginne
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by kall 5y ago
Kids these days have it so easy. It used to be you needed to scrape html pages and submit forms to get at someone else‘s data. Now all you need to do is grab their GraphQL endpoint from devtools and you‘re off to the races.
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by kall 5y ago
I feel the exact opposite about the reactivity. React is: always right, sometimes slow Vue is: always fast, mostly right I prefer fixing performance bottlenecks later over having any doubt about the correctness of my view or debugging why t
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by kall 5y ago
I primarily work with React but have done a number of Vue projects. It a great tool ä but I don‘t see any reason to switch, if you don‘t find react confusing. What I don‘t like: - jsx support is second class - composition is wonky (better i
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by kall 5y ago
I believe the iPad app was so damn good because it was an app called Tweetie that they bought. That was a real shame when it went away in favor of the lowest common denominator.
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by kall 5y ago
I think it goes something like 1: We made something that we think is good, but we don‘t know if others will and how they will use it. We tested it well in one scenario but not much else. 2. Now we actually understand how people use this and
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by kall 5y ago
Seeing a project on a pretty high major is a positive signal to me. It tells me that they understand semver and know how to use breaking changes. Of course if a project is just very stable and sticks to 1.x, that‘s great too. I don‘t consid
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by kall 5y ago
It seems like it‘s really a "type of brain" thing. I think I would even appreciate an alternative browser reader mode that puts normal articles in this style, only on a phone though.

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