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by rbalicki 10mo ago
The author is missing the #1 benefit of GraphQL: the ability to compose (the data for) your UI from smaller parts. This is not surprising: Apollo only recently added support for data masking and fragment colocation, but it has been a featur
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by rbalicki 10mo ago
A git bisect where you can't easily check whether the feature is broken (because the testing step isn't easily described as code) would be killer
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by rbalicki 10mo ago
If the ad impression is worth that much (which seems extremely rare), then there's a profitable trade to be had, where I'm paid to see the ad and the platform is paid to provide the ad. Then all parties are happy. Anyway, the devi
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by rbalicki 1y ago
The canonical pronunciation could have been "equal".
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by rbalicki 1y ago
iOS 18.5, iPhone 15 Pro I have some accessibility settings on, like button shapes on, on/off labels on, reduce transparency on, increase contrast on, differentiate without color on. But surprisingly no changes to default font size or s
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by rbalicki 1y ago
Fantastic. Love it. Love the collection of so many sounds. One request I have: please play the white noise on the "other" track, so that one can also listen to music and white noise simultaneously. See how "White noise by sle
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by rbalicki 1y ago
Many years ago, I saw a video of a touchscreen input demo where the touchscreen could tell how many fingers you were placed on the screen, i.e. track each finger independently. So, for example, you might imagine that two finger scrolling up
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by rbalicki 1y ago
GitHub has a great GraphQL API but a subpar UI. It's a great fit for Isograph! Anyway, if folks are interested, feel free to check out this conference talk ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sf8ac2NtwPY ), where vibe code
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by rbalicki 1y ago
Folks here may be interested in checking out Isograph. In [this conference talk]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sf8ac2NtwPY ), I vibe code an Isograph app, and make non-trivial refactors to it using Cursor. This is only fea
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by rbalicki 1y ago
Very cool! This lets you grade output across different base models. Does it also allow you grade output across different prompts?
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by rbalicki 2y ago
I'm incredibly excited for this launch! Bolt Foundry is the first company to use [Isograph], which is a framework for building data-driven apps that are performant and stable out of the box. It does so by making heavy use of a compiler
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by rbalicki 2y ago
You can generate and print a QR code. It's quite a nice solution
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by rbalicki 2y ago
The Chrome extension Dark Hacker News ( https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/dark-hacker-news/ib... ) works pretty well.
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by rbalicki 2y ago
air filters will produce black gunk?
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by rbalicki 2y ago
The History of the English language podcast talks about the word napkin in multiple places: [1] Podcast 110 https://historyofenglishpodcast.com/2018/04/07/episode-110-d... [2] Podcast 133 https://h
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by rbalicki 2y ago
Language servers
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by rbalicki 2y ago
This [1] is a (somewhat outdated!) design doc for how we're approaching incremental compilation in the Isograph compiler! If anyone if interested in helping build an incremental compiler, the project is being actively developed and ope
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A deep dive into Isograph, from a user's perspective [video](youtube.com)
2 points by rbalicki 2y ago|0 comments
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Many more patterns are possible with Isograph now [video](youtube.com)
2 points by rbalicki 2y ago|0 comments
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Performing Impossible Feats with Isograph (GraphQL conf presentation) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by rbalicki 2y ago|0 comments
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Isograph 0.2.0 – component fields, compiler watch mode, loadable fields and more(isograph.dev)
3 points by rbalicki 2y ago|1 comments
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by rbalicki 2y ago
This is the biggest release of Isograph yet, and with this release, Isograph is capable of doing many things in userland that (in other frameworks) are complicated and require framework integration: - Relay 3D/match (load only JS for t
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by rbalicki 2y ago
At Facebook, Python was discouraged because many common tools took seconds to load, even when called with only —-help. :/
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by rbalicki 2y ago
This seems to indicate that it shares data on the car itself, not on other drivers :/
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by rbalicki 2y ago
Responses here seem to not take into account: - elasticity of laws. If all of a sudden every well-to-do law-abiding doctor, engineer and lawyer gets a fine on their daily commute for speeding 5 mph over the limit, there's going to inst
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by rbalicki 2y ago
My superficial understanding of research on deterring criminal behavior (so, I may be bullshitting) is that it's more effective to make the likelihood of getting caught high than making the punishment severe. So this might be an effect
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by rbalicki 2y ago
I would! But I have a job and side projects that take up my time.
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by rbalicki 2y ago
Do you have more info about this?
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by rbalicki 2y ago
The touch screen in a Tesla could easily surface such information about the cars around them. That's great
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by rbalicki 2y ago
I'm honestly surprised that businesses in shady areas don't have ubiquitous cameras around their properties and signs that "just do your crime one block away, that's all I ask". (Presumably that invites vandalism an

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