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by nwienert 5y ago
Body airbags or similar would likely work for lower altitude.
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by nwienert 5y ago
That's not an intractable problem by a mile.
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by nwienert 5y ago
If only we had an invention that used air resistance to slow falls...
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by nwienert 5y ago
I think this comment is reasonable and the replies to this comment are filled with bad takes. Currently designed Jetpacks don't have brakes, or any safety features really, but that's just a lack of development. You could easily th
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by nwienert 5y ago
If a psychiatrist is making conclusions on n=2 uncontrolled experiments with null results, they should find a new one.
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Tamagui Benchmarks(tamagui.dev)
1 points by nwienert 5y ago|0 comments
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by nwienert 5y ago
Super interesting. I can't "see" concretely at all in my mind - it's essentially always the back of my eyelids. But I am excellent at imagining just about anything, including rotating it around, zooming in, animating, et
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by nwienert 5y ago
I’d argue the opposite - it’s been clear since the early aughts we’d get there. What’s impressive about this demo is specifically the leap it makes towards that. I wouldn’t have expected real-time graphics on consoles to be this close for a
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by nwienert 5y ago
Random idea: make a new HN-like site, but only allow signups by publishing a public key to your HN profile (and have a minimum karma limit). You’d get some karma portability to filter for the nerds here, but could focus outside of harder te
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“I’m now convinced the Hack pipe is the superior option”(jamesdigioia.com)
3 points by nwienert 5y ago|0 comments
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by nwienert 5y ago
Shameless self-plug but if you'd like the same idea but that works with native as well and has an optimizing compiler that outputs clean CSS at build-time, try Tamagui ( https://tamagui.dev ).
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Kickstarter Switching to Blockchain(theverge.com)
1 points by nwienert 5y ago|0 comments
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by nwienert 5y ago
Congrats on release. We use Hasura but haven’t been happy with their speed of iteration, lack of communication of various large bugs, and lack of M1 support / communication. But we do use a lot of their more advanced features like bein
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by nwienert 5y ago
Only if the web3 app itself is entirely decentralized, doesn't implement any moderation, and never votes to change the above. I suspect they will quickly need moderation, and therefore it wont matter if your identity is irrevocable as
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by nwienert 5y ago
Checked to see: - NYT has one 100px tall box, 4 pages below the fold - WaPo has coronavirus, acai bowls, Biden, Sydney Powell above fold, Ghislaine 2 pages down - CNN I don't see Maxwell or Ghislaine anywhere but one Epstein box bottom
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by nwienert 5y ago
Good, react-native-web has nice accessibility built in, and we're building off react-native-aria for upcoming components. Long run we're looking to build up a nice set of accessible components ala Radix except cross platform.
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by nwienert 5y ago
I use reanimated in the app that Tamagui was born from and am friendly with Fernando, would love to get Moti support. Feel free to reach out to me or chat on the discord.
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by nwienert 5y ago
Thank you! > Do you have any plans for something like that? It's a good idea, and in general I think a clear path to generally making frontend much easier so I'll think about it. > Can DOM nodes be mixed with react native no
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by nwienert 5y ago
Thanks, pushed a fix
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by nwienert 5y ago
Hey HN, author of Tamagui here. I've been pursuing something like Tamagui for many years now, this is technically my 3rd or 4th iteration on a compile-time optimized UI kit depending on how you count. The motivation is simple: build ap
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Show HN: Tamagui – React design systems optimized for native and web(tamagui.dev)
88 points by nwienert 5y ago|16 comments
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by nwienert 5y ago
Aren’t you assuming they won’t scale the memory bandwidth?
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by nwienert 5y ago
They are consistently 10k more, see the id.4 or Mach E for better comparisons.
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by nwienert 5y ago
It’s adding context. I agree with the reply completely, opiates are far from being an outlier in “amazing experiences” for me.
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by nwienert 5y ago
Just to throw in my 2c, I’ve had dilaudid a few times for an injury and other opiates for various reasons, and while they feel great, they really never cross my mind much and I don’t hold them close to many sober experiences. Not even as go
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by nwienert 5y ago
You motte and bailey pretty hard, and accuse me of hand waving while leaning really hard on “buzzwords” and “absurd” - you hand wave away trust and equity of all things. People respond heavily to $150 referral bonuses, we know because every
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by nwienert 5y ago
What? Your asserting against things that are plainly true today. Like I understand not believing that sharing equity is a good incentive, but literally denying the current day reality is just weird. Maybe some dissonance going on. A lot of
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by nwienert 5y ago
> Ok I'll bite: in your opinion what is the absolute best application you associate with the web3 keyword, and is a clear unquestionable selling point? Anything with user generated content. The takes on web3 are significantly smalle
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by nwienert 5y ago
Hard disagree - actually the usefulness is numerous, it’s the protocol(s) I think that either doom it or fracture it’s use. The big fundamental is it allows for platforms to share equity with their users. It also has a bunch of marginal fea
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by nwienert 5y ago
Safari gets undeserved flack around here for being dated, yet I’ve been for quite a while impressed with their pace. They refuse a lot of new and intrusive Chrome proposals, and they used to lack agility, but the combination of a huge perfo

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