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by spraak 8y ago
What about it seems like a hack? Why do you think Flutter will become dominant?
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by spraak 8y ago
I was thinking Feaux or Phở
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by spraak 8y ago
Yeah, I mean the project is specific to JS so not do relevant to consider other languages here
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by spraak 8y ago
Thanks for sharing that! To me it also speaks to that it seems the general perception is that we as society especially in the West are always moving up, and that it's perceived to be impossible that earlier times had technology or awar
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by spraak 8y ago
Are these projects still JS?
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by spraak 8y ago
Does anyone have any good articles about the same technique for Node?
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by spraak 8y ago
> "That was a shock when I woke up this morning: Anthony Bourdain is dead! I enjoyed his show, he was quite a character." It seems like Trump is incapable of saying anything with heartfelt sincerity.
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by spraak 8y ago
Unlikely. Companies want more profit
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by spraak 8y ago
This is only tangentially related, but I'm reflecting on how much these services like Airbnb intersect. E.g. I was standing outside my Airbnb waiting for my Turo car and UberEats order to show up. When one service like these is used, h
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by spraak 8y ago
Wouldn't this only work once you get to the top of the page? I don't imagine it would be implemented in such an awkward way that just by scrolling up it would refresh, usually you need to be at the top of the element
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by spraak 8y ago
> YMMV, but it's 3 AM here in Berlin and until 10 minutes ago I was still actively working. Sounds like an unhealthy implementation. I've worked 12 hours apart from a main office for 3 years and never worked past my local busin
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by spraak 8y ago
I missed that in the presentation. Are you referencing something else when you say that > originally node.js was presented as a bloat-free alternative to "enterprise languages" ?
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by spraak 8y ago
There are a few alternative links in the comments here that are GDPR friendly
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by spraak 8y ago
Is that rhetorical or do you really wonder?
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by spraak 8y ago
All of your criteria Dynalist meets, though 2 not so directly. 0. This is subjective, but Dyanlist meets this for me. 1. You can export your data from Dynalist as txt or opml 2. While your data isn't exclusively stored there, you can s
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by spraak 8y ago
Well, the application is proprietary, but Dynalist lets you download all of your data anytime in txt or opml, so there's an easy escape hatch if one ever wanted to migrate, or at least stop using the app but retain one's data.
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by spraak 8y ago
Hm, I've never experienced that. I use the desktop app on Mac, the web app on Ubuntu with Firefox, and the native Android app.
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by spraak 8y ago
To use the steroids analogy, if you're looking for a sober (minimalist) notes app, checkout Dynalist.io I have most of my life there (lists, plans, journaling, etc) I am not affiliated with Dynalist, just a very happy user
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by spraak 8y ago
HN formatting is messing this up. It should have two asterisks between each "//"
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by spraak 8y ago
A commenter above offered ((/ /)=>5)(/ /)
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by spraak 8y ago
I wonder how regularly these vaccines are needed, or what is the frequency of demand for them? Maybe the drones will deliver other medical supplies as well?
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by spraak 8y ago
I've used a more generalized heat map visualization app called everydaycheck.com which I quite like
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by spraak 8y ago
Your post is very poetic, thank you
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by spraak 8y ago
> We've published an open-source module called deyarn to help you convert your projects from Yarn to npm! Would have been cool to call it "untie" or "untangle"
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by spraak 8y ago
Yes I second wanting to see what you've set up. I've used a Google Sheet for the past few years to track my monthly budget but I overwrite most values each start of month so I don't have any historical tracking, which would b
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by spraak 8y ago
> we'd see differences in the effects of Jim Crow depending on what part of the country people lived in That's one, very obtuse hypothesis.
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by spraak 8y ago
It's a lot of fun to assume. /s How do you know I haven't formed this view based on data? You're assuming I don't have any data.
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by spraak 8y ago
I think you're reaching too far there
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> No population has gone through more stress than post-war Jewish immigrants yet their children were the most successful cohort in America. That's really ignorant. How can you defend this viewpoint? Jewish immigrants were many leve
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by spraak 8y ago
I also believe this is what African Americans are still experiencing, while maybe slavery was long ago to have been "worked out" of the genes, it was roughly just two or three generations ago that there was segregation, Jim Crow l

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