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by mikewhy 4y ago
They have an interactive playground with auto complete. You can point and click to build a query.
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by mikewhy 4y ago
> Everything was poorly documented It's graphql, it's self-documenting.
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by mikewhy 4y ago
I love three-finger-drag. You can also just flick one of your fingers after starting a drag and it has momentum, great for sliders/dials. Sadly, it's supported less and less in Apple's own apps: - if you use the gesture in Fi
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by mikewhy 4y ago
Growing up, my friends and I all used GoldWave. This was in Newfoundland, we had no idea the software was also made there.
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by mikewhy 4y ago
They mentioned one aspect of their setup and you're the one assuming that's all they have. Not to mention even if it was just a Plex server, that still meets your criteria.
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by mikewhy 4y ago
noImplicitAny is different than what's being discussed (I think). Returning something typed as `any` in a function that has a different return type is totally fine: it's not implicit (you've cast it to any), and it passes (yo
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by mikewhy 4y ago
Aye, homebrew is pretty slow, but I don't actually interact with it much outside of initial bootstrapping. Surely you can search for any package manager and find lots of people having issues with it. I should really check out nix-shell
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by mikewhy 4y ago
I just use homebrew on Linux. Things are relatively up to date, there's better support for installing multiple versions of something compared to apt/pacman/what have you, and development tools are separated from system packag
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by mikewhy 4y ago
Doesn't Edge implement smooth scrolling?
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by mikewhy 4y ago
> and many other tie-ins like completion, snippets, formatting, and things like auto-pairs This is usually where I check out when I get the urge to redo my vim setup. The fact that completion, auto pairs, snippets, and something like end
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by mikewhy 5y ago
> no more separate types package woo! and a module to augment!
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Glad to never have really used scripts in package.json, just bash scripts directly calling `./node_modules/.bin/whatever`
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by mikewhy 5y ago
CRA doesn't enforce any structure, outside of "code lives in arc/ and public files go in public/" The default templates are just a single folder, with tests located adjacent to their source files. CRA configures jes
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by mikewhy 5y ago
I used tig for a bit because it was the nicest way I could find to do line-level staging in a terminal. But was really impressed with gitui https://github.com/extrawurst/gitui so I've switched to that
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Support is coming to kwallet: https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/kwallet/-/merge_requests/1...
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by mikewhy 5y ago
I love that all the usual replies are missing the fact that the GP said "They're asking for a content conveyor belt with no player agency". Like, you people replying know there's a difference between accessibility option
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by mikewhy 5y ago
> > modals and other horrible UI features > and most users on HN have at least a rudimentary understanding, often an expert understanding, of how a browser works under the hood Y'all, with your expert knowledge, know there&#x2
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Great list of mods. I also had a lot of fun with Geoengineering: https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/2195?tab=images
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by mikewhy 5y ago
I still can't believe Google wanted Dart to replace JavaScript, and still you can't express an object's interface in it. https://github.com/dart-lang/language/issues/783
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by mikewhy 5y ago
> the way we write apps with React has drastically changed multiple times with the only real constant being JSX I don't really agree with this. Sure, we went through createClass -> class -> functions + hooks, but the core is s
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by mikewhy 5y ago
> A company like Nintendo doesn’t seem like it has an American equivalent I find they're similar to pre giant-media-conglomerate Disney. Their products target families, and are very child friendly. Ridiculous limits on when you can
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by mikewhy 5y ago
> the Rittenhouse trial and the big to do about the video being enhanced when zoomed I keep thinking about this, and was already when the case was going on. If linear interpolated zoom isn't allowed, no iPhone photo after a certain
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by mikewhy 5y ago
https://stackoverflow.com/a/41992352
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Looking back at my adblock rules[1], FB used to use `aria-label=Sponsored`. Seems they stopped doing that, most likely because it was crazy simple to target and remove. [1]: https://github.com/mikew/adblock-rules/b
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by mikewhy 5y ago
I don't even bother hunting for checkboxes to turn off when making accounts anymore. Any email they send I just instinctively mark as spam.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
> Twitch generates random class names, possibly to prevent your blocking some elements, so I tried to find the topmost classes. I don't use Twitch, so I'm not sure what these rules are blocking, but if there's any bit of c
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by mikewhy 5y ago
> admitting that as part of a premeditated scheme, Garcia recruited victims to appear in sex videos for the websites by promising them that these videos would never be posted online, that the videos would never be released in the United
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by mikewhy 5y ago
> If I'm understanding you correctly, that means there's already a supported workaround for this if apps just use that API? I don't think this API helps people that use display out, like a projector or screen.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Users of audio/visual software typically wait a bit after major OS updates.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
The advantages given in the CSS section are really around: - utility classes - theme system Neither of which are unique to Tailwind (which is great in itself), yet the article paints it like it's the only thing out there solving for it

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