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by mikewhy 6y ago
The article seems to end before solving the original problem. You start out with a call to `analytics.track` and seem to just forget about it. Do you mind sharing examples of how to disambiguate the sender / event args in `captureTouch
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Why would I use the Twitter app, when I can get the same out of the PWA and not have to download a hundred meg update every week for "bug fixes and improvements"?
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TBH I quite like it, especially in chrome. I can type "GitHub [project name] pulls" and it will take me where I want to go, I can type "app.dev myfeature" and it will go suggest "app.dev.company.com/some/d
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It wasn't always relegated there, and had a more prominent place right in the trackpad settings. Probably related: right around when the setting was moved deep into accessibility, Finder started having issues with three-finger drag.
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Something you may want to check out is Backbone ( https://store.steampowered.com/app/865610/Backbone/ ). While not true point-and-click, it is the same style of gameplay. There's only a demo available righ
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> Any dev worth their salt should know how to set up these tools from scratch anyway. Yeah, I don't agree with that kind of gate keeping. I've known plenty of developers who are proficient with React, Redux, graphql, etc, but m
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On macOS at least, Zoom has a list of accepted virtual cameras. I think it has something to do with code signing. You can disable code signing in Zoom, and it will let you use OBS / unsupported virtual cameras, but it then won't b
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We're in the process of stripping out Code Climate at work. Since it's difficult to run locally, the whole "let CI run to see if your code lints" isn't a great experience. And when first running prettier on our code
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by mikewhy 6y ago
> I strongly dislike the create-react-app project because it abstracts everything away That's the point of it, really. CRA sets up your build (webpack) and test runner (jest). Has nothing to do with hooks. I'd strongly suggest
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> Also I want to call out this example for being especially ridiculous, because it titles itself as "Using React Hooks with Typescript" and then doesn't actually use any Typescript! That is all 100% valid, fully typed Type
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Material UI uses a very similar theming system. The interface of the theme itself is different, but that seems to be about it there. Material UI has the exact same Box component, also using styled-system. They're both libraries of comp
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Secure Boot was introduced in 2006, approximately 3 years before this person was incarcerated.
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Only just now looking it up, but it looks like it points back to an interview with Fortune: > “Apple is a $30 billion company yet we’ve got less than 30 major products. I don’t know if that’s ever been done before,” Steve Jobs told Fortu
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by mikewhy 6y ago
For a while, TypeScript has been able to check types using JSDoc. Since 2.3 I think, back in 2017.
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This also works in TypeScript's favor. Meaning you can skip writing tests that simply check you're giving the correct props.
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You would end up defining PropTypes, and ESLint is capable of keeping you in check there. It's much worse than just using TypeScript (only at runtime, PropTypes aren't that useful anywhere else, PropType syntax doesn't match
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by mikewhy 6y ago
tsc can also do that, but I think there's something else here. I'm not really sure what this post is getting at. I trust Ry knows the issue better, but from what I've read I have the same questions as everyone else here: - Wh
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As mentioned, Deno is the new project from the creator of NodeJS. Here, as far as I can tell, "Deno code" specifically related to the code shipped to the developer / user using Deno, the compiler / runtime.
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(I live in a country that pays living wages to waiters and the like, so this may sway my opinion) tbh same. I'm great at what I do, but I still very much miss the restaurant environment / more directly helping people.
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Sadly I can't get this to work on macOS. OBS works, NDI seems to be installed and configured. It even shows up in Chrome, but I can't select it as an option.
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One big difference is that this $100/yr (ish) for MS side of things doesn't actually bypass smart screen on its own. Smart screen stops showing up if more people eventually install and use your app (black box). If you want to bypa
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Exact same story here. Spent an afternoon comparing different (very sketchy yet somehow the best in Windows code sign cert land) sites, finally picked one, signed the app and downloaded it on another machine. Was immediately greeted with Sm
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> please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize.
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Some people are "light mode" people, and some are "dark mode". Some people may not want everything to be light or dark mode. I am one of them. Some articles may not work well with dark mode.
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I'm aware of the prefers-color-scheme stuff added to browsers. AFAICT, only Firefox supports setting it at the browser level, while others will inherit from the system. This would still remove the visitors ability to say "I want T
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by mikewhy 6y ago
Since in TS you can guarantee the user has optional chaining, so it may not be that big a change // instead of useHookedOnState('app.components.counterValue', 0) // maybe useHookedOnState(state =>
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But the point of coding the choice is ... so the user has a choice? This is a bizarre response.
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As someone who likes to do previews in PRs, mp4's are infinitely better than gifs. Better colors, better frame rate, better resolution, better size when you change any of those factors. It's really, really silly GitHub still don&#
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by mikewhy 6y ago
5 tools mentioned to get started working with Python dependencies. Am I ever glad to not deal with the language anymore.
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by mikewhy 6y ago
Also could be handled via `open` (macOS) / `xdg-open` (Linux) / `start` (Windows).

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