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by mikewhy 8y ago
TextMate is on GitHub and it looks like the most recent release was over the summer: https://github.com/textmate/textmate/releases
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by mikewhy 8y ago
I mean a lot of those things were possible with bootstrap-sass years ago. > Define the essence of your design in a JSON - typography, colors, spacings, shadows, borders et al. _variables.sass > Anyone in the team including backend dev
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I've always just added an overload: function fetchText(input?: string | Request, init?: RequestInit) { return fetch(input, init).then(x => x.text()) } function fetchJson(input?: string | Request, init?: RequestI
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Back when racing games still used the cross button for accelerate lots used the pressure-sensitive face buttons. Some sports games used them for light/heavy actions. The Metal Gear Solid series did as well, for aiming vs shooting your
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by mikewhy 8y ago
https://developers.google.com/edu/python/introduction : According to the official Python style guide (PEP 8), you should indent with 4 spaces. (Fun fact: Google's internal style guideline dictates indenting by
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by mikewhy 8y ago
The new Context API can't be used in lifecycle methods, which is a bit of a letdown.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
It's at least 2x that number, if you want to have a nice fade transition. More if you want to buffer the extents. And that's not to mention the things being displayed on the map, like popups, markers, or polygons. Which React&#x27
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Had no idea and I've been pushing licecap for years.
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Crazy that they ended up using computer vision to find the buttons to press. We just used AutoHotKey and the Tab key.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
> What specific things do you not like about git's CLI? The biggest for me is staging lines. In GitHub desktop you click the line numbers, in the command line (iirc) you navigate through chunks as they appear in the file, maybe spli
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by mikewhy 8y ago
I'm not sure if it allows custom user-based stuff. There's things like react-scripts-ts that do things like add TypeScript. But they are actually forks of react-scripts, a whole series of packages.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
I really wish they allowed for a TINY bit of configuration. I understand their need for batteries include, but having to eject to add `target: 'electron-renderer'` is pretty whack. I wrote a thing that overwrites CRA's own we
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by mikewhy 8y ago
This has been planned since before the GitHub acquisition.
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> Today, its a multi thousand dollar event to publish an app on Apple's store, vs the insignificant cost of publishing on Android and Web. Mac Minis are definitely much less than that. Yes, you need a Mac to build apps for their har
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Once I heard about ReasonML I figured that was the end of Flow. And re: create-react-app, have you tried react-scripts-ts? I've been using it all year with no real issues.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
It's also limited by the single-core performance in Android phones, which IIRC is far behind Apple's chips.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Surprised they are using flow, the new version of their Git GUI is written in TypeScript
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by mikewhy 8y ago
I don't mind the size of the JS payload, the headers, any of that. What I can't believe is how poor the experience is reading comments.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
> It is using your upload while you download a video. That does not harm you. An outbound connection is one of the very first things that happens when requesting anything over a network. Not to mention if you're doing any video chat
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by mikewhy 8y ago
> ... seem like they have more content to look at; this helps retention Instagram added this a little while ago[1], which flies in the face of these "never-ending feed" complaints. [1]: https://imgur.com/B3gOVA2
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by mikewhy 8y ago
I too was hoping this would be more of a Wallace and Gromit situation but alas, it's little more than: ctrl = AnovaController(ANOVA_MAC_ADDRESS) ctrl.start_timer()
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by mikewhy 8y ago
I'm super interested in auto-devops, but we've already got something in place using docker-compose that brings up domains based on project/branch name. It works well, and we have an easier time dealing with docker-compose tha
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by mikewhy 8y ago
> Phones (both to charge and occasionally to sync) iCloud, and a wall-wart is probably going to charge faster, also wireless charging > headphones Bluetooth > 2FA authenticators TouchID > cameras iCloud Photo Stream > gamepad
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by mikewhy 8y ago
BetterTouchTool can do moving and resizing on macos, I've got them set to "FN+control" and "FN+control+option". Still haven't found anything good for Windows.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
That just sounds like somebody being a jerk, but I don't see anything about minorities or calling out PoC in there.
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by mikewhy 9y ago
Note this is from the place that said building your own computer is too tough.
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by mikewhy 9y ago
I thought "Private Mode" was just a set of tabs in Safari. As in it doesn't actually put you in "private mode", nor any app using Safari View Controller.
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by mikewhy 9y ago
> The only advantage I see is being able to rewind the state store Another big one is being able to restore the state. In Redux, it's just one giant object that can be easily serialized and use in the future. With Mobx, I'm gue
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by mikewhy 9y ago
> when a url update happens many reducers need to respond Wouldn't the components handle this change and dispatch any actions needed? > a login status change, many reducers may need to update themselves if a user logs in our logs
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by mikewhy 9y ago
> Why should 20MB hold less information today than it did in 1990? 64-bit, for one.

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