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lewisflude
5y ago
I design mechanical keyboards! It's an expensive process. Prototypes typically cost $400-1000, and you absolutely must do an aluminium/brass/steel cnc prototype before you do a sale. 3D printed protos can help with fitiment t
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lewisflude
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If anyone wants to skip right to "why are we laying off people" go to 2:36 in the video
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lewisflude
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It sort of sucks how opaque awards/speaker nominations/prize selection can be at times. It does create an environment where things can not be 100% "fair" and there's no way of knowing. It would be interesting to see
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5y ago
I wouldn't call that evidence, but I can see how the pressure of political activism could challenge the idea that awards are merit based. But I don't think I've ever seen any actual evidence that the merits of non-white, non-
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lewisflude
5y ago
Can you elaborate what you mean by political? I've seen this term used as a criticism in media when the focus is put on a non-white, non-male or somehow "othered" person. To me, I read this as people seeing the accomplishment
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lewisflude
6y ago
I heard this tip ages ago, but misremembered it as the LEFT being the good port. All this time I've been trailing my cables awkwardly to make sure it goes in the top left slot. I'm an idiot.
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Firefox is fast, don't get me wrong, but with usage dropping every month it clearly isn't compelling people to use it like it once did. The demographic of Firefox users is constantly shrinking with no sign of things picking back u
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I get the impression that Mozilla is a bloated organisation that's resting on goodwill it built up back when Firefox was a compelling user experience. I think one of the main reasons anyone uses Firefox nowadays is because they believe
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6y ago
This casual tone coming from Mozilla, in a year where they've laid off entire devisions of their business[1] seems a little out of touch. I think they have a lot of work to do in repairing their brand, and showing their core following
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Show HN: Handcrafted – A carefully crafted dark theme for Nova and VS Code
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I feel quite the opposite! The fact that so many shortcuts involve the CMD key makes them easier to remember and use. I can understand the frustration moving between systems, but I think whichever one feels "right" is largely due
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This product fills me with a deep sense of anxiety and dread. I don't feel like being visually "always on" is helpful for employees or employers. I wish you luck in exploring ways of making people working from home feel more
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Makes sense! Many consumers likely already have a USB-C charger, so splitting it up gives people flexibility. I will be interested to see how they communicate this to prevent first time iPhone users being left without a charging cable/
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For the mechanical keyboard lovers out there, there is a Cherry MX compatible AlphaSmart 3000 PCB: https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=91504.0
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7y ago
Seems a bit clickbait-y. The tl;dr is he paid $199 for a Dribble Pro account and used it to find designers.
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lewisflude
7y ago
Is GoFundMe really a popular way to pay for healthcare costs in the US?
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Spotify prototypes Tastebuds to revive social music discovery
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Unroll.me settles with FTC after claiming it didn’t collect and sell email data
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What Happened to Mamamedia.com?
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Apple Buys U.K. Startup to Improve iPhone Picture Taking
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From this thread it seems a lot of people aren't very familiar with React Hooks yet. I highly recommend diving into it. useEffect can replicate lifecycle methods in a way that's much more sensible and easy to read if done right (i
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Apple supplier Japan Display agrees to $829m cash injection
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Amazon launches Audible Suno free app featuring short-stories in India
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Like, isopropyl alcohol?
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For the record, I actually don't think this is crazy and I think it's good/sensible that they're trying to give people guidance on how to clean their expensive screens. Off-topic: am I alright using a screen cleaner like
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Name calling is rarely a good argument tactic. See http://www.paulgraham.com/disagree.html
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Apple's Pro Display XDR Can Only Be Cleaned with Special Apple-Provided Cloth
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Well deserved! I'm interested to see what the fallout from this will be, as climate change has ultimately become a politically divisive topic.
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Thousands of Facebook ads disappear days before UK general election due to “bug”
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Chrome 79 released with tab freezing, back-forward caching and security features
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