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by rramon 1y ago
He makes the point that the thinness and lightness have no effect because it's not really pocket friendly because of the size, so you won't get the advantage where it matters most, in your pocket.
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by rramon 1y ago
They went way too far with the corner radii and pill shapes imo, looks like a Fisher Price toy. Some inner buttons retained the old radii and don't match the outer window radii anymore.
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by rramon 1y ago
Now, but after listening to podcasts with him I think he's someone who would tackle hard stuff like drivers or DSP, so called math genius level coding as soon as it becomes more accessible for him through AI assisted coding. There is a
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by rramon 1y ago
How long until he clashes with the GPL and discovers the BSDs?
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by rramon 1y ago
OpenAI not sponsoring Tailwind labs like others is a bit embarrassing at this point.
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by rramon 1y ago
I've stopped using it years ago, Figma as well. First I went down the Zettelkasten/Obsidian rabbithole but ended up just using Apple notes. I've ditched Figma too because I was faster with code using design systems and UI com
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by rramon 1y ago
>I personally think that a key fact that is driving adoption, is that from the very beginning they used a web app instead of going native with a heavy desktop app. In 2018 I signed up for Figma because of the Notion integration (you can
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by rramon 1y ago
They could sell MacOS as a mobile app subscription like logic Pro for iPads or for one time fee somewhere between $99 - $199, and many would switch from MacMinis I guess. Pair this with some nice "Vision Air" glasses as a screen r
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by rramon 1y ago
Font rendering isn't the bottle neck on Linux, imo it's the terrible default font choices of distro and desktop environment makers.
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by rramon 1y ago
Isn't there a possibility that model makers retaliate by erasing them and their frameworks from memory, hurting CF adoption by devs?
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by rramon 1y ago
They use the Daisy UI component library in 1.8+ Phoenix versions which should have basic accessibility baked in.
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by rramon 1y ago
That's the one.
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by rramon 1y ago
Thanks for correcting my typo.
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by rramon 1y ago
Very cool. Does it use Phoenix 7 or 8 in the video?
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by rramon 1y ago
Folks on YouTube have used Claude Code and the new Tidewave.ai MCP (for Elixir and Rails) to vibe code a live polling app in Cursor without writing a line of code. The 2hr session is on YT.
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by rramon 1y ago
Sooner or later languages are going to become 3d diagram to code IDEs where you just zoom in to get to lower levels of detail.
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by rramon 1y ago
Elixir looks like agood choice as well, folks have recorded a session building a Phoenix web app with Claude Code and it went quite well for them: https://youtu.be/V2b6QCPgFTk
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by rramon 1y ago
I speculate that the big bang is/was fueled by all the black holes that existed and will exist, like a huge cycle where all the energy sucked into black holes converges at the same point in time causing the big bang.
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by rramon 1y ago
Yes, Juce is used to develop DAWs and VST plugins. The way I understand it, LiveStore basically creates a client side loop in the browser comparable to apps you would install and run locally on your device. Having the data (e.g. samples) st
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by rramon 1y ago
Do you think it (in combination with React, WASM) could replace something like the Juce framework that most music apps use? I'm a beatmaker myself and would like to get into music apps but found the Juce stuff and C++ always scary.
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by rramon 1y ago
Might even use the phone as a trackpad/mouse for other non cli tasks.
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by rramon 2y ago
No auto dark mode on the website (it's easy with modern vanilla CSS) is a bummer. If they miss that, what else are they missing?
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by rramon 2y ago
There are a lot more cool Techno festivals going on though, e.g: https://youtu.be/OCyJNS8frn8 A clubbing lifestyle where you're out every weekend isn't healthy, but festivals on weekends every other month are doab
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by rramon 2y ago
I watch a decent amount amount of lower league football (soccer) and one of the main pains there are automated cameras that track the ball and move accordingly, often missing crucial moments due to latency. A setup with a fixed VR camera an