kuon

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   by kuon 9y ago

   What is AMP? EDIT: I mean technically, not what the acronym means.
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   by kuon 9y ago

   Where is the elm version?
3. 723.▲
   by kuon 9y ago

   Books and mailing lists.
4. 724.▲
   by kuon 9y ago

   If it's not a personal project, I usualy have 1 issue per commit. All my issues have a #close xxx in the comment.
5. 725.▲
   by kuon 9y ago

   I really hope this will change. I am testing elm now and I think this kind of approach is the future. But it saddens me that we had "proper functional languages" for nearly 60 years and it took all this time to realize their benef
6. 726.▲
   by kuon 9y ago

   There is https://github.com/ohanhi/elm-native-ui
7. 727.▲
   by kuon 9y ago

   I think it really depends of the project, the team size... - When I work solo on a project, I do my "daily commit of work". - On an open source project, I squash my commits at the end into one per "feature" or "issu
8. 728.▲
   by kuon 9y ago

   Wasn't "dev moving away from macOS" a hot topic on HN lately?
9. 729.▲
   by kuon 9y ago

   I didn't even know that you required a plan to do tethering, must be a US thing.
10. 730.▲
    by kuon 9y ago

    In my country (switzerland), you can have unlimited data and call for about 30$ per month.
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    by kuon 9y ago

    I already linked it, and I don't want to make it feel like I'm hammering the link, but as the subject come up often lately. I wrote a small serie of article sharing my moving experience away from macOS. https://medium.c
12. 732.▲
    by kuon 9y ago

    Social side aside, what is the point, isn't 4g everywhere these days?
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    by kuon 10y ago

    Yes, the Mac has good consistency. But I am very pleased with Windows window management and multimonitor support. Being able to resize multiple adjacent windows with a single drag is really nice. The window+tab and alt+tab shortcuts are com
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    by kuon 10y ago

    It is getting more and more useful. Microsoft is really working on it. I am using a VM for now to be sure to get 100% linux environment working. But I hope to be able to do all my dev work in Windows in a few months. There is one thing miss
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    by kuon 10y ago

    I had a hackintosh build that was working really well for two years. At the time I would never had considered windows. But I did the switch to windows about 2 months ago (using a linux vm as dev backend). And I surprisingly had zero issue.
16. 736.▲
    by kuon 10y ago

    Use elixir on the server side and elm on the client side, done.
17. 737.▲
    by kuon 10y ago

    I dismissed elm about 10 times. But once I tried it, it was great. The pure functional approach of elm is like solving an equation. Once it is solved, it's done, you can go home. In the sense of that you write elm code only once, if it
18. 738.▲
    by kuon 10y ago

    I've been working with react for a bit more than a year, and I am trying elm. I think elm is the best thing that happened to the web in general. It's really daunting at first, but I highly encourage you to try it.
19. 739.▲
    by kuon 10y ago

    I am starting a new project, and I am considering semantic UI and grommet. Anybody has experience with grommet?
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    by kuon 10y ago

    I am not saying the secret should be in the code itself. The app generator could generate a .gitignore including another dotfile with the secret in it. Or print a message on how important it is to configure the secret properly. My point was
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    by kuon 10y ago

    Too late, I moved away from Apple. My current setup is Windows as desktop and I log in to linux for dev via X11. I am still testing the setup, but so far it has been a very positive experience. I'll share my complete setup on my blog w
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    by kuon 10y ago

    I think any sane framework should generate a random secret each time an app is generated.
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    by kuon 10y ago

    I tried it with powerline, but the characters don't align properly, the arrows are 1px higher than the other characters.
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    Boston public schools map switch aims to amend 500 years of distortion(theguardian.com)

    19 points by kuon 10y ago|19 comments
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    by kuon 10y ago

    I live in switzerland and I have a liebherr fridge and Schulthess washing machines. Mine are new (I moved in 7 years ago), but I know they will last. Everything I've seen while traveling (hotels...) seems super crappy compared to that.
26. 746.▲
    by kuon 10y ago

    I used the Moom to help me with that. Another good point for windows, it has nearly all the features of Moom, at least those I need.
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    by kuon 10y ago

    I have been using a similar (a bit lower specs) hackintosh for 2 years. About two weeks ago, I decided to stop and look elsewhere. I started a small serie on my experience if you are interested: https://medium.com/the-missin
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    by kuon 10y ago

    I would have been able to do this with no effort 20 years ago, but nowadays I would be totally incapable of solving even one of the problem. Damn I feel the years.
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    by kuon 10y ago

    I've been running a DNS based ad blocking for ages, but I realized that recently, youtube has been serving ads from the same domain as regular videos. I wonder if anybody has seen this.
30. 750.▲
    by kuon 10y ago

    HN community should add an internet rule: xx) If it's online, it will get nuked.