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by skc 6y ago
Maybe they fixed something because I'm currently in a training session with about 25 people with a bunch of breakout rooms and shared docs and CPU is hovering around the 3% mark (but we mandated that you only turn your video/mic o
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by skc 6y ago
I must be extremely naive then because I've always assumed this is what would happen when you do a namesearch via any of these providers.
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by skc 6y ago
The problem that Netlify has is that they are simply a feature of the big cloud providers. Microsoft is already testing the waters with their own offering and I'm sure AWS and Google are as well. I'm not sure Netlify will survive
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by skc 6y ago
It's easy and fun plus a fantastic workout. Until you get hit in the eye with a ball. (Yes, I foolishly used to play without eye protection)
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by skc 6y ago
Fascinating, and genuinely refreshing. Wonder if we could go one further and have tournaments where the rules changed to a different ordered variation after a set number of moves. Now that would be mind bending.
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by skc 6y ago
Vue is the one js framework that was really a breeze to learn. In most cases, your first attempt at doing something in Vue will just work the way you intuit it to work. Docs are fantastic as well. Congrats to Evan You for a stellar job
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by skc 6y ago
Me too, and probably possible as hack that any decent developer can do right now. In fact when camera enabled glasses looked like they were going to be a thing that was the very thing I imagined taking off. You grab a piece of paper and hap
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by skc 6y ago
Yes, found that docu-series highly frustrating because they left out so much. But I suppose there was only so much time.
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by skc 6y ago
There is literally no downside to Apple allowing alternative app stores on their platforms. They could even do it in such a way that they waive all responsibility should you choose to use one.
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by skc 6y ago
If Facebook squares off against Apple in a PR war they'll lose every time. Should have kept this in the boardroom.
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by skc 6y ago
Heh, I'm at this point waiting patiently for Apple to wage war on PWAs as they start to gain in popularity.
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by skc 6y ago
I was happy learning Svelte, felt like a breath of fresh air with how simple it was in comparison to the other more popular frameworks...but then when I started to kick the tires of Sapper I quickly realized that that's where all the c
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by skc 6y ago
Ehh, this is the bed the tech press made, quite frankly. Yes, I'm still bitter at how any attempts at a third mobile platform were brutally laughed off by the tech media, often unfairly and with undertones of glee. Now we are in this v
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by skc 6y ago
Google may have missed a great PR opp here.
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by skc 6y ago
Must be pretty disorienting if you're an EU lawmaker who loves these products and have to make these calls. Apple products are beloved the way sports teams are. Now you have to decide if those products should be tarnished (because that
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by skc 6y ago
This would be an absolute game changer. Everyone aspires to own a Macbook but either flat out can't afford one or can't justify the price. (I'm in the second camp) This changes all of that.
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by skc 6y ago
This is so strange. I seem to remember Slack somewhat mockingly welcoming the competition in this space when Teams launched.
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by skc 6y ago
Google not too long ago released Jetpack Compose which has some overlap with flutter so it's anybody's guess. https://developer.android.com/jetpack/compose
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by skc 6y ago
So assuming these are standards pushed through the W3C process, is it fair to say Safari isn't standards compliant?
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by skc 6y ago
It's a pity that so many companies have effectively locked themselves inside the walled garden. They did it willingly too and it's fantastic until it's not. Every time the topic of Apples app store rules comes up on HN the ge
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by skc 6y ago
It's much easier to do now that pretty much everything has moved to the web. It's actually impressive that Microsoft has been able to pivot to such an extent that this news doesn't sound the death knell.
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by skc 6y ago
I'm struck by two things as I mull over how I'll monetize my own SaaS app that I've started ideating. Firstly, the author says to rather sell to businesses than to individuals. Fine. Secondly, one of his links ( https:/&
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by skc 6y ago
re, Bray being radioactive, on the contrary his appointment would be a PR coup for a large enough Amazon competitor. I'm thinking Microsoft or even Google (again)
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by skc 7y ago
At this rate I'm fast approaching the point where I would rather have an infection positively confirmed and roll the dice that is heavily loaded in my favor. Not knowing if you properly decontaminated that last batch of groceries is ne
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by skc 7y ago
Must be nice to be an upstart. You have a throng of tech savvy people to defend you at best and forgive you at worst. If this was a Microsoft/Google product it would be pilloried to death.
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by skc 7y ago
Now is probably the worst possible time to reveal this news. Because right now, people have much more pressing matters and need to communicate.
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by skc 7y ago
I'm not religious at all though I grew up in the church as a child and this part of Genesis has always been the one piece of the bible that I've marveled at ever since. It's not just beautiful but coincides almost too perfe
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by skc 7y ago
Nobody can say that Microsoft didn't pour everything into Windows Mobile. But by the time they finally had a really good OS, developer interest simply wasn't there anymore and a mobile platform lives or dies by it's app store
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by skc 7y ago
I'm pretty confident that eventually we will have effective remedies that will keep people who contract it from having to be hospitalized, which is the real problem here.
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by skc 7y ago
Still doesn't pass the smell test since Google, Amazon and Microsoft among others continue to increase their presence in South Africa.

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