kushan2020

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by kushan2020 5y ago
Each year apple has been shipping thicker and heavier products. I get that some people are happy but boy do I feel the heft when holding an iPhone 13 pro especially coming from a slim iPhone 6s Plus. If Steve Jobs was alive he would never l
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by kushan2020 5y ago
You can drop images to the editor and it will automatically save in an `assets` folder in your notes directory. Is that what you were asking for?
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by kushan2020 5y ago
Seeing Firefox teams callous take on a critically important Native file system feature [1], it comes at no surprise that major products are dropping Firefox compatibility. [1] https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positi
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by kushan2020 5y ago
Damn! So much out there that we might never be able to see.
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by kushan2020 5y ago
Ya you can do that in bangle too, plus you can have a split screen.
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by kushan2020 5y ago
I read a comment somewhere in hacker news about a guy managing their daily planning on a locally saved plain text file. I started doing it and _loved_ it. But after a while I was missing some of that nice WYSIWYG UI interface. I couldn&#x27
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Ask HN: What podcasts do you listen to?
4 points by kushan2020 5y ago|2 comments
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by kushan2020 5y ago
Couldn't agree more! Yet our tribal brains are hardwired to listen and follow the people who have a lot of clout.
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by kushan2020 5y ago
It holds all of the references to the dependencies strongly, which makes sense since it is a memorization helper function. It saves all the dependencies to avoid recomputing if the same dependency shows up any time in future. But in my case
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by kushan2020 5y ago
You test the hook itself. It is a function after all and using hook testing library, it is fairly easy to test. And if you want to test the component using it, you simply mock the hook and make sure the mocked hook returns all the value you
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by kushan2020 5y ago
Ya React devs produce 30% more code than Vue devs. I’m just joking, but it very unfortunate for companies to pay more for a given flavour of UI library.
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by kushan2020 5y ago
I could wrong but I remember that these peoples copied how you can decoratively write UI aka JSX. Did they also copy hooks ? Not that it is a bad thing to copy, just curious hope it looks.
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by kushan2020 5y ago
I think the problem is (not in particularly you) that people want apples to apples comparison. There is no equivalent of lifecycle in hooks! Sure you can give some example of how to produce a componentDidMount, but that defeats the point of
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by kushan2020 5y ago
I was debugging my apps monstrous memory leak. It took me quite a while to figure out that ‘useMemo’ was sneakily responsible for it. Currently the way this hook works is that it will hold references to all the objects that go through it. I
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by kushan2020 5y ago
> Hooks are nice for small components, but overall haven’t improved DX over classes much, and introduced a ton of new concerns. Composition itself is a huge DX improvement. > It also makes it harder to reason about component lifecycle
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by kushan2020 5y ago
You response is appropriate for a certain kind of definition of "superorganism". To me ants define what a superogranism mean. > Look at the Earth and what Humans are doing to it. No moral judgements, just the provable I am not
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by kushan2020 5y ago
Imo, one of the hallmarks of superoganism is the propensity to sacrifice ones existence for the survival of the superorganism. Humanity in this sense fails this test because of a strong sense of individualism amongst us. I do believe we do
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by kushan2020 5y ago
If anyone is interested in checking out similar idea but for browser: https://bangle.io
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by kushan2020 5y ago
If you want WYSIWYG take on opening plain text markdown files, I highly recommend checking https://bangle.io
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Ask HN: What does your home office look like?
6 points by kushan2020 5y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What is your home office setup like?
8 points by kushan2020 5y ago|7 comments
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by kushan2020 5y ago
Does anyone know how Agave is growing wild in India. I was under the assumption that agave is native to Americas.
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by kushan2020 5y ago
Since this project is not really active, if you are looking for a modern take on fully local WYSIWYG note taking where you own the files, I highly recommend checking out my project https://bangle.io . - It is fully local web app
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by kushan2020 5y ago
I am very curious to hear how you imagine this can be used for tracking.
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by kushan2020 5y ago
> Any time a message saying "Allow access to XXX?" most people click yes just to clear the dialog. Talking about this specific API, when a user blindly clicks yes, they are then showed a file picker. This file picker interface
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by kushan2020 5y ago
I 100% agree that it is a godsend, especially for developers who want to offer competent alternatives to shitty electron wrapper apps. What makes me really sad is how some of the very wise people conflate this to a security risk to an aver
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by kushan2020 5y ago
I see a bunch of comments here showing their disdain towards chrome adding more liberal file system access. As a web developer this is actually a positive move as it gives us the ability to make really powerful apps for the web without havi
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by kushan2020 5y ago
You can't call someone questionable just based on the fact that his/her publications are different or his coauthor doesn't believe in X thing which is widely accepted. Science needs people to think out of the box and in an un
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by kushan2020 5y ago
Hey if you want to give my app https://bangle.io a try, it checks off your requirement of being a WYSIWYG note taking web editor. I would say the friction to try it out is pretty low as there is nothing to lock you in. It simply
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by kushan2020 5y ago
Me including lot of people hate the following about todays note apps which have one or more of the following: - Forces you to split screen of writing markdown on one side and rendered version on another. - Is a bloated electron app. - Data

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