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by minusf 5y ago
how much did it cost if you dont mind me asking?
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by minusf 5y ago
I'm also an android user and i never liked material too much. come to think of it never liked too much any of the previous android designs either. it's not that material is bad, is just bland and doesn't work for me. althoug
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by minusf 5y ago
with every release macos introduces design elements that are inconsistent with apples own design language, and/or simply horrible (like the notifications icon in preferences _with_ a dot). esp big sur moved in a big way to a more fishe
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by minusf 5y ago
i can think of a couple of sad examples where buyout resulted in drop of quality or even dying off. it's often used to kill competition and not the other way.
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by minusf 5y ago
quite a blanket statement both for web and desktop apps... some are fast some are slow on both platforms, no?
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by minusf 5y ago
this podcast goes more into the details about django at instagram. https://djangochat.com/episodes/django-instagram-carl-meyer-... tldr: very old version with tons of custom stuff.
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by minusf 5y ago
if the app in question can be installed by dropping some files on some servers, how could another full layer of abstraction be easier? an encapsulation is by definition adding complexity.
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by minusf 5y ago
> This might end up getting a lot of hate. no hate from me. it's perfectly fine to run one's stuff without docker.
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by minusf 5y ago
i applaud the optimism for humankind's longevity. what could go wrong with these dates? 1. interpreted as octal in various contexts 2. leading zero stripped off when dealing with it as a number and not a string. handling dates is alrea
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by minusf 5y ago
doesn't effortless mean exactly the opposite? drop in, fire and forget. "non-opinionated WYSISWYG Text Editor" ?
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by minusf 5y ago
probably doing something wrong but running the ci ruleset on a tiny django hobby project made all cores spin at 100% after 33% of the progress bar and made the OS almost unresponsive. ctrl-c after 5 minutes and i still had to pkill every s
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Ask HN: Is Cookie to save Cookie acceptance “necessary for delivery of service”?
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by minusf 6y ago
the algorithms chosen are a mix of "most common" and what comes out of the box with python's standard library to avoid extra dependencies.
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by minusf 6y ago
i am not sure there are true top spots in the javascript world. in my circles more and more people look at svelte to try to get away from frameworks altogether. new tooling is always just around the corner: there is a webpack killer annonce
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by minusf 6y ago
g2 was the first to have it, because the buttons migrated to the back and there had to be a way to wake it while lying on the table
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by minusf 6y ago
the lg g2 was the best android phone i ever had. unfortunately the series ended there for me. lg was just making it huger and huger.
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by minusf 6y ago
preview's basic annotation functions cover most of what paint can do, or am i missing something?
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by minusf 6y ago
tmux has bad UX? ever used this unknown program called `git`? ultimately a terminal multiplexer (and an editor) are complicated tools with steep learning curves, that's the price of the power that they enable. it's everybody&#x27
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by minusf 6y ago
isn't it postcss/purgecss doing this on tailwind's behalf? this process also strips styles that are not in the actual html/template files being scanned and are only shown in error paths or in some other way. it also stri
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by minusf 6y ago
why is disallowing id's a feature? it makes headless testing so much more easier, amongst other things.
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by minusf 6y ago
it's called reading the docs... some tools are so feature packed there's no way to discover/know everything and that's fine. i didn't discover tmux could copy text until i got really annoyed by selecting with the mo
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by minusf 6y ago
i guess it really depends on how good your WM is. fundamentally it is very easy to recreate a tmux-like workflow in a terminal emulator that has windows and tabs. so why invest the time to learn tmux? if for nothing else, it's a much
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by minusf 6y ago
i would not make sweeping statements like that... here is my non scientific benchmark, latest macos: new wezterm window: `find /`: 70% CPU new kitty window: `find /`: 30% CPU the kitty window is visually faster as well...
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by minusf 6y ago
i liked screen until tmux came along. now i had a nice and readable config file and a BSD quality man page.
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by minusf 6y ago
the story so far: terminal emulators come and go, tmux stays...
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by minusf 6y ago
one man's useless is another man's gold. i love my bt keyboard and the freedom it gives me in the flat.
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by minusf 6y ago
what fossil is sadly missing at the moment is a vim plugin a la fugitive.
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by minusf 6y ago
nah, rebasing is white lies. everybody is in on it. not all lies are malicious. rebasing is "rewriting history". where I'm from "rewriting history" is lying..
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by minusf 6y ago
Prey is a valiant effort but it never manages to fully recreate the loneliness, isolation and claustrophobia of system shock. Having said that, for me Prey comes closest to SS as the true successor. I always thought that SS2 was a huge step
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by minusf 6y ago
yes, i just went and fired up my cd rom version and 640x480 was the highest resolution. i am not sure when 800x600 became common in games. warcraft 2 was the other very famous 640x480 IIRC.

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