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by solidr53 5y ago
Figma also wins on Auto-layout and variants. Especially helpful on UI library teams.
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by solidr53 5y ago
Spec wise it compares well with the Tesla Model Y. EV6 has vehicle-to-load, faster charging speeds due to 800V system. And doesn’t look like a pregnant frog from the front/rear. Y has 3rd row for your little minions though.
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by solidr53 5y ago
Writing scrapers with it is also amazing. All from the puppeteer code, response interface and casting to a local class model. Very time saving indeed.
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by solidr53 5y ago
Airplanes man… my 15” MBP 2015 would always make this case cracking sound when the plane reached a specific altitude. It had some battery swell, not noticeable. Scared the shit out of me, every time.
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by solidr53 6y ago
Can be very difficult when you can only see the problems in other people's ideas. Knowing that it's not the purpose, but rather to actually help, people that don't know you will not appreciate it. My advice is to stop doing i
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by solidr53 7y ago
Keynote has an online collaboration functionality, just through the web interface IIRC.
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by solidr53 7y ago
You can go to a random user that you have not followed, and inspect the "Follow" button, change the action of the form to "/users/follow?target=-" and press it.
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by solidr53 7y ago
The article mentions they will use Android as the base platform. > Senger also revealed that VW Group will be using Android for future versions of the MIB infotainment platform, in large part because of the robust third-party app ecosyst
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by solidr53 7y ago
Ant.design is actually quite nice. I picked them for my open source project mainly because it's written in TypeScript.
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by solidr53 8y ago
Very important!
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by solidr53 8y ago
It may be an unpopular opinion, but what about radioisotope thermoelectric generator? (Nuclear)
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by solidr53 8y ago
Plug-in Hybrid EV (PHEV) There are loads of them available and many are popular, heck even Toyota Prius has a model that has this capability (Prius Prime). I am on the market for buying a PHEV, because fast charger availability in my countr
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Show HN: Integrate your own Gatsby GraphQL server(github.com)
2 points by solidr53 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Open Source Headless GraphQL CMS(github.com)
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Open Source GraphQL CMS(github.com)
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by solidr53 8y ago
I'm going to hold on to my Mid-2015 MacBook Pro for dear life. I'm hoping it will be good for 3 more years.
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by solidr53 8y ago
Ueno | Technical Director | SF (US only) | Full-Time | https://ueno.co/about Ueno is a full-service agency, busy designing and building beautiful digital products, brands, and experiences. - React, React Native, TypeScript,
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by solidr53 8y ago
Pretty much just file extension support and docs. The support mainly comes from Babel 7.
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by solidr53 8y ago
Hey Larry $$
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by solidr53 8y ago
Bencode is such a piece of junk though.
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by solidr53 8y ago
Nice! I studied the library by porting it to TypeScript. https://github.com/birkir/csg.js/blob/patch-1/csg.ts
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by solidr53 8y ago
Heck yes! https://github.com/birkir/hekla
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by solidr53 8y ago
MST is a beast, I use it for everything. It great for abstraction, has good typescript support. tree based nodes are just a super nice structure for applications in general. I've used flux, redux, mobx, context, combinations of those,
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Show HN: Hacker Hews Client with React Native, MST and TypeScript(github.com)
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by solidr53 8y ago
What evidence is that?
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by solidr53 8y ago
imgcat can do gif in iTerm
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by solidr53 8y ago
Wait... we were talking about ease of access right? Just re-reading the getting started guide for flutter, you need a set of tools, the flutter SDK, xcode etc. That's not one command. The same goes for React Native, you need node and x
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by solidr53 8y ago
I love how Container takes 'child', but Column takes 'children'.
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by solidr53 8y ago
Yeah, and in Flutter it's actually impossible to use system native UI libraries like navigation etc. So if you would like to build a simple app using each platform's native components, you'd have to build them yourself. (And
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by solidr53 8y ago
> If you want to try building a mobile app then definitely go for Flutter+Dart, even if you don't need to support both Android and iOS I think it's just much more easy to start with than alternatives (RN/Swift/Android

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