splittydev

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by splittydev 3y ago
You can reach me under hn.nqc37@simplelogin.com
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by splittydev 3y ago
Adding to that, Rust really isn't such a fringe language anymore. It's used in production all over the world, at huge companies such as Google, Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, etc. and it powers like 75% of the large crypto companies. T
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by splittydev 3y ago
The documentation from Cloudflare isn't too great, but you can look at the badgers-worker code for inspiration. I personally use VS Code, with the rust-analyzer extension. I use Rust a lot, and I'm very satisfied with the code com
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by splittydev 3y ago
Oh btw, building the CLI is super easy. If you've already installed Rust using rustup, you can just clone the repository and run `cargo run`. Since the CLI is the only tool that's actually marked as a binary, cargo will automatica
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by splittydev 3y ago
I'm planning to release the CLI binaries in the future, but for now the CLI isn't all that great. It's still lacking some features that are already implemented in the library and web-service, and I need to update the command-
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by splittydev 3y ago
I'm gonna add that soon :) I wanted to get the flat design right first, but I've already figured out rounded corners using SVG masks, so supporting them properly shouldn't be too hard
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by splittydev 3y ago
Thank you so much! I spent quite a bit of time crafting the default color scheme "honey", and I'm glad people like it :)
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by splittydev 3y ago
You're right, I should've moved that up a bit. Shields.io definitely has its merits, they've got a huge collection of supported badges. Badgen.net was created because shields.io was significantly slowing down over time, and s
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by splittydev 3y ago
Btw, many more integrations are coming soon :) NPM is already lined up for release, just gotta test it a bit more and make sure everything works as intended
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Show HN: SpaceBadgers – Free and Libre SVG Badges(badgers.space)
199 points by splittydev 3y ago|49 comments
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Spacebadgers – Fast SVG Badges(badgers.space)
2 points by splittydev 3y ago|0 comments
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by splittydev 3y ago
5m50s, how did I do?
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by splittydev 3y ago
Looks great, but not very realistic. The real Win11 start menu doesn't open immediately, it glitches in various ways for 3-4 times before actually working. Realism 7/10
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by splittydev 4y ago
Seems like the hackers also had access to at least some customer data. Several people I know who were also Namecheap clients, including me, received those emails. Whether that data was also stored with the upstream provider remains to be se
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by splittydev 4y ago
I like the idea, but I noticed that some logos aren't centered properly within the frame. Makes them look awkward imo.
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by splittydev 4y ago
Pretty cool, but there's a lot of lag when typing fast. I keep typing from memory, but I don't see typos in real time. Got up to 150 WPM and the text didn't scroll fast enough to see what to type next. I'm guessing the l
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by splittydev 4y ago
Well there's Tokamak. If enough people start contributing to Tokamak, it would actually be viable to write cross-platform apps in Swift. (Especially since Swift itself is already cross-platform).
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Microsoft Killed SwiftKey on iOS(blog.quintschaf.com)
5 points by splittydev 4y ago|1 comments
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by splittydev 4y ago
If you're impacted by Microsoft's shutdown of SwiftKey on Apple devices, we are offering a free alternative and a migration path, so you can keep your custom dictionary.
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by splittydev 5y ago
That's amazing! Beautiful retro graphics. That brings back so many memories.
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by splittydev 7y ago
It's very easy to impersonate another user right now by just using the same name. It would be great if the first 5 chars of a hashed IP fingerprint (or something similar) could be shown next to the name as a kind of ID to prevent that
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by splittydev 7y ago
For example, if I put in Flights and Funny, I'd expect to get funny flight stories. If I type the query into google as "flights" "funny" I'm getting exactly the type of results I'd expect from your search
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by splittydev 7y ago
Looks pretty cool and I generally like the concept, but most combinations come up with 0 results.
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by splittydev 7y ago
This is hilarious. Good job
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by splittydev 7y ago
You can use xrandr to load your specific layout at startup. If you don't wanna be bothered with crafting an xrandr command, you can use arandr to generate the script for you. Scaling is a mess though, totally agree with that.
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Subtle background effect using canvas(github.com)
1 points by splittydev 8y ago|0 comments
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New app to track Ethereum price and trends
2 points by splittydev 9y ago|0 comments
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CoinMarketCap Desktop Client(github.com)
3 points by splittydev 9y ago|0 comments
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Community maintained list of Rust talks(github.com)
4 points by splittydev 10y ago|0 comments
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Evee.js – The lightweight ES6 event library(github.com)
2 points by splittydev 10y ago|0 comments

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