mikewhy

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   by mikewhy 9y ago

   "With Future Fetcher Dan Abramovich pushes for interacting with objects and it's methods directly rather than." Rather than what? In fact another article linked ends pretty abruptly too.
2. 452.▲
   by mikewhy 9y ago

   Do the --profile-directory / --user-data-dir flags help here?
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   by mikewhy 9y ago

   Lots of people mentioning you can maybe debug a remote process, but none suggesting what to do about completions. Maybe you can use bind mounts, but I'm not sure how well that works in practice, or with eg a package with a native compo
4. 454.▲
   by mikewhy 9y ago

   xBRZ is pretty close: https://gfycat.com/FrequentWanCatbird
5. 455.▲
   by mikewhy 9y ago

   xBRZ can do wonders, especially for Link To The Past.
6. 456.▲
   by mikewhy 9y ago

   AirServer or Reflector.
7. 457.▲
   by mikewhy 9y ago

   I'm confused, and am not very knowledgeable about FP (though I am very interested in it). Can anyone explain how the 3 bullet points in the issue aren't already in Promises? > Promise.of(a) will turn anything into promise. This
8. 458.▲
   by mikewhy 9y ago

   So you picked an "awful boilerplate" where you "don't understand how any of it fits together" and that's a failing of Electron?
9. 459.▲
   by mikewhy 9y ago

   Wouldn't it have to? It does stand for JavaScript Object Notation after all.
10. 460.▲
    by mikewhy 9y ago

    "and are leaving it broken". > Confirmed resolved in iOS 11.3 beta 1. > 3 days ago
11. 461.▲
    by mikewhy 9y ago

    Wouldn't it be setting both "max-width" and "max-height" to 100%? Or the background-image / background-size hack.
12. 462.▲
    by mikewhy 9y ago

    Sucks that the best approximation is an always-on-top clock. It's in the taskbar, they have functionality to show / hide the taskbar, they should combine the two.
13. 463.▲
    by mikewhy 9y ago

    I'll take the downvote as a "no".
14. 464.▲
    by mikewhy 9y ago

    Can you see the time with a fullscreen video without having to minimize the video yet?
15. 465.▲
    by mikewhy 9y ago

    I'm not sure, but much of this was to get Windows to function as baseline macOS anyways.
16. 466.▲
    by mikewhy 9y ago

    Reddit automatically locks old posts doesn't it? While necro bumps in forum threads can always be a problem, it isn't inherently one.
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    by mikewhy 9y ago

    I'm not so sure, unless it's a total misunderstanding from the person chiding them. Sketch doesn't add to final size. Neither does Gulp. Sass and Nunjucks might, but it's a website. They tend to need HTML and CSS.
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    by mikewhy 9y ago

    > He couldn't have just envisioned that thing in his head and put it straight to code? That's a pretty snobby thing to say. So what they needed to design something in Sketch. So what they used Sass and Gulp. If you're deri
19. 469.▲
    by mikewhy 9y ago

    This app: - uses more RAM than an electron app - takes up more disk space than an electron app - looks no more native than an electron app - resizing is jankier than an electron app So where are the advantages again?
20. 470.▲
    by mikewhy 9y ago

    Yeah I thought this was "jazz hands".
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    by mikewhy 9y ago

    be wary of "normal functions", aka "stateless functional components". They are always re-rendered, unlike PureComponent: https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/5677
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    by mikewhy 9y ago

    I wasn't able to get the netrc file working, my password does contain spaces which seems to be an issue for netrc parsers. In fact looks like I'm not able to get netrc or SSH keys working.
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    by mikewhy 9y ago

    I bought an LG TV recently, the only "smart" thing about it is Google Cast is baked in, which I think is acceptable. The only reason I want a dumb TV is to hook up an apple tv / google cast / computer running airserver.
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    by mikewhy 9y ago

    Except for the fact that it still lets you do exactly that.
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    by mikewhy 9y ago

    I feel like I'm missing something. I can't figure out what the use of something like this is: https://i.imgur.com/7kJCn8u.png
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    by mikewhy 9y ago

    - Wake the device: Raise to wake - Go to the home screen: 3D touch app switcher, tap any whitespace. It used to be even easier when your home screen had its own entry in there. - Go to the multitasking switcher: 3D touch side - Even better
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    by mikewhy 9y ago

    Sure maybe usher was an antiquated term, but I was talking about the employees that come in and walk up and down, making sure things are in order. > Unless you can built a $100k theatre room, there is definitely a clear winner. But if co
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    by mikewhy 9y ago

    Agreed that throwing Flow/TS types on top of a library that wasn't built with them leads to frustration. There is, at least, an ongoing effort to use TS internally in MUI: https://github.com/mui-org/material
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    by mikewhy 9y ago

    Theatres here still have kids and cellphones going off. Combined with ushers walking up and down the aisle, people scooching by to go to the restroom, employees checking the emergency exits at the side of the screen and there's no clea
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    by mikewhy 9y ago

    I've noticed people stripping out Flow (material-ui mostly), but their reasoning links to more and more people complaining about Flow on various platforms, and not working well with HOC's in React. Have you noticed any of the same