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rutierut
7y ago
It's funny how there is nothing really wrong with this. Maybe you could put it to work doing some valuable tasks, like protein folding etc? That'd be really cool!
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rutierut
7y ago
Thanks, I used the Halo video[0] to compare, a couple of notes. - Youtube seems to have limited the AV1 support to 1080p, 1440/2160p are not available, anyone any idea why? - The load on my CPU (MB Pro 2018 quad-core/ FF DE 67.0b
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rutierut
7y ago
I love Vue and I vastly prefer it instead of React (have even been using Nuxt lately, now that is some real magic) but that comment makes really good points about Vue!
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rutierut
7y ago
You supposedly can buy that $7 phone in Indonesia but for me it was impossible to find one. I think it's more of a marketing move.
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rutierut
8y ago
Americans are currently paying more for an inferior product for no good reason at all.
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rutierut
8y ago
That sounds like an RSS reader.
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rutierut
8y ago
Valid point, and pretty stupid I did not think of this, imgur seems to be down so you can check out some screenshots here[0] if you want to. [0] Feedlivery Producthunt - https://www.producthunt.com/posts/feedlivery Edi
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rutierut
8y ago
To explain this a bit more: I freaking love smaller blogs, I've seen some of the most creative stuff on there. From people creating elaborate living wikis about nice interests such as blue light exposure, sleep[0], etc. and people tran
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Show HN: RSS feeds by mail, once a week, no app
(feedlivery.com)
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8y ago
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rutierut
8y ago
I completely agree with the author and love the idea, however I'm more of a Vue guy. The system the author is describing already exists for Vue.js, it's called VuePress[0]. I think it's amazing, not only for docs but also for
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rutierut
8y ago
I think we can all agree this is something completely different.
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rutierut
8y ago
Still the case unfortunately, had to go back to the store to get and adapter to connect my iPad to my Macbook.
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rutierut
8y ago
I really really don't like what they did with version 3. What the heck is happening in my app? And what coder whants a gui for his dependencies???
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rutierut
8y ago
Ngrok - https://ngrok.com So easy and super convienient if you quickly need your local server accessible from somewhere else.
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rutierut
8y ago
On some the volume buttons can be used as GPIO
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rutierut
8y ago
For Apple users, I use macdown[0] a stand-alone application that does basically the same thing, like it a lot. [0] https://macdown.uranusjr.com/ ]
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rutierut
8y ago
Yes, could not agree more, Brutalism is quite hot right now (although HN seems to hold a bit of an alternative definition about what Brutalism entails) which really seems like the only reason this exists in its current form. A framework for
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rutierut
8y ago
There is actually a really interesting story behind this that was once on HN, I unfortunately can't find it anymore but it has something to do with the following process: 1. New content creator enters market. 2. Content gets uploaded t
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Webdesign tips by Steve Schoger
(mobile.twitter.com)
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8y ago
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rutierut
8y ago
Given what you just said I think that's a great idea!
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rutierut
8y ago
No it's perfectly fine, I just meant I can imagine there are lots of other applications of the touch pad that are currently limited by this
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rutierut
8y ago
Pretty good point, Mac OS is already using the touch pad to input signatures (you use the touch pad as paper and your finger as a pencil) which works extremely well but currently has no visual feedback, there is probably space for much more
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rutierut
8y ago
Ah no sorry, I meant to insinuate my Medium feed is a list of useless 'inspirational' articles without real value.
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8y ago
I am still a very active member of IH, read a lot of the posts and comment often. The thing that bothers me the most is that it is currently shifting from a group of people that are helping out each other to a place for people to share thei
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rutierut
8y ago
Yes, all of the MMR on IH are verified by Stripe. No really independent of course but I think reliable enough for everyone.
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8y ago
- Vue.js You can embed the Vue js file in your page, add <script></script> and you're ready to get started, no limits every feature is available. Of course for anything other than the most simple stuff you'll want
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rutierut
8y ago
Forum guy =/= nightmare letter guy
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8y ago
Was looking for something exactly like this the other day! No idea this existed, this will especially be great while stubbing/mocking in tests.
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rutierut
9y ago
For mac you can use FlixTools which is pretty decent
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9y ago
I love that the site itself looks super shady and has no HTTPS
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