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by ris58h 3y ago
MacOS window management is one of several things that make users 'compromise on UX' so you should reconsider your statement.
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by ris58h 3y ago
There are a lot of frameworks/libraries/template-engines that use custom attributes and similar syntax and Angular definitely wasn't the first one.
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by ris58h 3y ago
Not at all. What makes you think that it looks like Angular?
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by ris58h 3y ago
I have an extension with a small user base that uses 'declarativeNetRequestFeedback' permission. I haven't experienced any issue with the review process. https://ris58h.github.io/youtube-chapters-in-player&#x2
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by ris58h 3y ago
I've had CapsLock mapped to Esc for years and haven't looked back. I'm OK with holding Shift.
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by ris58h 3y ago
... but they couldn't...
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by ris58h 3y ago
This is the way. You can even do it on Android via custom keyboard layout.
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by ris58h 3y ago
> The job of a constructor is to establish the class’s invariants for the new instance, or else fail with an exception. Could you refer such statement in Java specification?
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by ris58h 3y ago
So they should add that mutating arguments during object construction may lead to not-so-successfully constructed (invalid) object. __Mission failed successfully__
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by ris58h 3y ago
> It was accepted as a bug. I know. It was in this thread above. So there is no link to the specification to proof that it's a bug.
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by ris58h 3y ago
Could you provide a link to the documentation to proof it's a bug? The author could call it 'probably bug' or 'misleading String constructor documentation' but instead they state it's a bug without any proofs.
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by ris58h 3y ago
> A successfully constructed object should obey its documented interface contract, period. Could you provide the contract you are talking about?
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by ris58h 3y ago
Accepting an issue doesn't mean that there is a bug. > While the javadoc doesn't state it explicitly, immutable classes in the core library are expected to be thread safe. If it's not documented it's just an assumptio
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by ris58h 3y ago
> hopefully with time we will get an Expert mode that allows customizable interfaces I hope we won't. Why do you need this? What issue will you solve with it?
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by ris58h 3y ago
> FF's UX has always been horrible I've used it for years. It can browse sites, manage tabs and so on. Even synchronization between devices works fine. There are some issues but I wouldn't call it horrible. Could you elabo
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by ris58h 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engineer > The word engineer (Latin ingeniator) is derived from the Latin words ingeniare ("to contrive, devise") and ingenium ("cleverness").
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by ris58h 3y ago
It's not possible to focus back which is a bummer.
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by ris58h 3y ago
Use it daily for GitHub code search (gh - https://github.com/search?type=code&q=%s ).
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Show HN: WebCalm – Free JavaScript and CSS Support for JetBrains IDEs(plugins.jetbrains.com)
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by ris58h 3y ago
I hoped it's something like TabFS and I could query my tabs content with SQL but it's not. Seems useless to me, sorry. https://omar.website/tabfs/ https://github.com/osnr/TabFS
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by ris58h 3y ago
Yeah, I've missed that part.
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by ris58h 3y ago
Yeah, my FOSS web-app that used a free plan was shutdown by Heroku a week ago. Never again.
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by ris58h 3y ago
There is a helper tool for hidutil https://hidutil-generator.netlify.app/ > It's handy for things like remapping CapsLock to anything It's a built-in MacOS feature that you can find in the keyboard settings.
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by ris58h 3y ago
It's not a bad idea but it's not applicable to every piece of software. I don't think that passing a config file for every git command would be convenient.
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by ris58h 3y ago
- MiddleClick to middle click with 3 fingers. - Touch-Tab to switch apps with 3 fingers. Both are free and open source.
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by ris58h 3y ago
Thank you but I know how clickbait works and I prefer my hacker news without it.
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by ris58h 3y ago
I really don't like clickbait titles like this. Is yours startup's killer feature your age? Why not describe what your service does in the title?
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by ris58h 3y ago
I have Escape there.
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by ris58h 3y ago
> putting more functionality on the thumbs That's why I like Mac keyboards. Cmd is right under your thumb. I did the same for my Linux machine, so win/alt/ctrl instead of ctrl/win/alt. It's a game changer an
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by ris58h 3y ago
> I don't know what you think of Reddit as A set of subreddits that people browsing casually. I don't think that there are many communities that live only on Reddit. Most of subreddits are pretty casual. Even niche ones. Niche

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