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kossae
6y ago
The idea is that you can select the exact data fields you need for your UI. In a traditional REST-like response, say for a User model, you may receive all data (within authorization limits) about the user in the response when all you needed
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kossae
6y ago
Is this still true? > We want to make something crystal clear: no one can pay to be added to one of Spotify’s editorial playlists. Our editors pick tracks with listeners in mind. They make these decisions using data about what’s resonati
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Zoom in 'early stages' of security deal with Google
(money.yahoo.com)
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kossae
6y ago
Cubase would likely gain more market share I’d bet.
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kossae
6y ago
Canary Mail ( https://canarymail.io/ ) is pretty good in this space for macOS/iOS.
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kossae
7y ago
Just wanted to update here, as I did send them an e-mail after seeing this post. They are willing to adjust premiums if you give them a few bits of information such as how many miles you now drive per week on quarantine. I've yet to ge
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kossae
7y ago
Looking at that homepage, I have zero idea about what it does or even looks like. It seems to be all mission statement fluff and no description of the actual tool.
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kossae
7y ago
While the interface isn't great, icloud.com _does_ allow you to view and download your photos without a Mac. I really do wish they would put more resources into updating their web UI, though.
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kossae
7y ago
They are certainly evangelized as IDEs.
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kossae
7y ago
I'm no designer.. but the new logo looks horrendous. From the few design principles I do know, it appears they took all of them and did the exact opposite. If they wanted to stick with flat design, they could have easily repurposed the
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kossae
7y ago
My naive assumption would be React + Material UI for the frontend based on what they're using on the landing page and how the components looks in the screenshots. Could be wrong, though.
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kossae
7y ago
I agree fully. I feel like Quora has degraded more and more over time. A while back, it was actually useful for specific questions in different disciplines (a la StackExchange), but now every answer I find on there contains a small blurb re
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kossae
7y ago
I think they're referencing YC specifically. While money is money, there is a prestige put upon the acceptance into YC (obviously more so in this community). This, I believe, is what's being discussed. Not the validation of busine
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kossae
7y ago
I'm still struggling. Out of principle I've set my default search engines (desktop/mobile) to DDG, but all too often I'm using the '!g' tag to get back to Google. Especially with programming-related queries I j
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kossae
7y ago
Agreed. Forms have been a pain in ant up until now. I'm looking forward to upgrading as the new API seems more sensible. I haven't had many experiences with the table rendering though, as I've been using ag-grid for my data t
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kossae
7y ago
Oh that is sweet! Thanks for the tip!
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kossae
7y ago
I'm wondering if I can use this in an ERP system I'm developing. A feature request has been to see a diff history of actions on an entity (say, Purchase Orders). Using something like this, I believe I could make a 'commit
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Increment Magazine: Case Studies in Rearchitecting
(increment.com)
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kossae
7y ago
> Quake is an online virtual reality used by hackers. This is GOLD!
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kossae
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Because the alternative is living your life in misery due to your past, constantly dwelling on something you can't change. People can overcome things to the best of their abilities, and it's normally good advice to at least try.
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kossae
7y ago
All around great work! Just a heads up if the author is around: I may have found a bug in the Break Out example. Seems to have frozen when two balls collided just the right way: https://www.dropbox.com/s/12z2au9rkkw7hlm
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kossae
7y ago
Right, I don't think it's necessarily the people that are _for_ PHP are ignoring the past, it's that the people _against_ PHP are still stuck in it.
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Fantastical 3
(flexibits.com)
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kossae
7y ago
For reference, as I wasn't aware myself, GHC stands for Glasgow Haskell Compiler.
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kossae
7y ago
Something like this may suffice: https://thatoneprivacysite.net/#simple-vpn-comparison
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kossae
7y ago
Isn’t that just volume/tiered pricing?
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7y ago
This has got to be one of the most terribly misguided, typo-ridden, and judgmental posts I’ve ever seen about a programming language. 1. “Crappy language for crappy developers” Seriously? Because Facebook among other very large companies st
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7y ago
I've had this same scenario happen before, and since then I just issue a `whois` from the command line to bypass any potential frontend interception. Not sure if that is 100% full proof either though.
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kossae
7y ago
Yep, I believe that was a relatively recent addition actually. They're making great progress on the dev tools side of things.
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kossae
7y ago
Just a quick grammatical note: > Monzo API only allows to fetch all of your transactions within 5 minutes of authentication. The referenced link states: > After a user has authenticated, your client can fetch all of their transaction
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