tonyonodi

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   by tonyonodi 4y ago

   I hadn't thought about that before but I think you're right, I've added it to my roadmap. Getting operator precedence right has been pretty fraught tbh. For example "1km / 3 hours" is evaluated as "(1km) &
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   by tonyonodi 4y ago

   You're right, I'm using lz-string to compress the text before shoving it in the URL. This is definitely a necessary evil for the time being so I don't need a back end component to the app. But eventually I do want prettier UR
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   by tonyonodi 4y ago

   I'm a big fan of Soulver too! It's the OG in this app category and I still use it for calculations NumPad can't do (yet!).
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   by tonyonodi 4y ago

   Well, I love this comment. And yes, time zone support terrifies me an order of magnitude more than anything else on the list.
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   by tonyonodi 4y ago

   Oh, thank you for the bug report. I'm not sure why that's happening, but will look into it shortly.
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   by tonyonodi 4y ago

   I hadn't seen that before, it's very impressive!
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   by tonyonodi 4y ago

   Glad you like it! Thank you for the bug report, I'll get it fixed shortly
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   by tonyonodi 4y ago

   Because Turing completeness scares me! I was a big fan of Light Table when it first came out and the developers behind it have gone on to do some really interesting things, but I want to keep this project more limited in scope for now.
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   by tonyonodi 4y ago

   I've never made a VS Code extension, but I think it would be possible; no plans to do so currently though.
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    by tonyonodi 4y ago

    Nice! Can you send a link or is it still in development?
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    by tonyonodi 4y ago

    Glad you like it! I've got a desktop version in the works, and if the web version gets enough interest I'll finish it off.
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    Show HN: I made a web-based notepad with a built in unit calculator(numpad.io)

    488 points by tonyonodi 4y ago|239 comments
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    Designing a Carbon-Free Grid: An Explorable Explanation(onodi.co)

    2 points by tonyonodi 4y ago|0 comments
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    What Would a World with “Unlimited” Energy Look Like?(onodi.co)

    1 points by tonyonodi 5y ago|0 comments
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    TypeScript in Remix Isn't Type Safe. Part 1: Routing(onodi.co)

    1 points by tonyonodi 5y ago|0 comments
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    by tonyonodi 7y ago

    What app are you using it for? Is it public (yet)?
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    How a Modern Web Text Editor Should Work(gist.github.com)

    1 points by tonyonodi 9y ago|0 comments
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    by tonyonodi 10y ago

    Yesterday our home secretary said that WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption is "completely unacceptable". So we're a long way away from that.
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    by tonyonodi 10y ago

    > Anyone have something like that? Yep https://www.reddit.com/r/prepping/
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    by tonyonodi 10y ago

    I made Sayable[1] to solve this problem for myself. It did moderately well on prodcuthunt and /r/internetisbeautiful a couple of months ago (bombed on HN though!). The main selling point is that you can send links between devices
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    by tonyonodi 10y ago

    I'm a programmer without a computer science degree and I'm quite aware that CS is a bit of a blind spot for me so I've tried to read up to rectify this a little. I found The New Turing Omnibus[1] to give a really nice overvie
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    Show HN: Sayable – send links with 3 randomly generated words(sayable.co)

    2 points by tonyonodi 11y ago|1 comments
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    by tonyonodi 11y ago

    You'll get an errror :) (probably a syntax error) You don't need to hold off on using it but you should definitely use a compiler like Babel[1] to compile your ES6 code to ES3 for compatibility. [1] https://babeljs.io&#
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    by tonyonodi 11y ago

    I couldn't agree more, it's a god send not to have to wade through documentation and work around a hundred errors while you set everything up; before you've written any code. The freedom to iterate on new ideas quickly that a
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    by tonyonodi 11y ago

    This looks amazing! Thank you. I've been meaning to learn Forth since forever now.
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    by tonyonodi 11y ago

    I think it's chromatic aberration[1], it's an artefact of the lens. I'd be interested to know why this lens seems to suffer so much from it. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromatic_aberration Edit: a
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    by tonyonodi 12y ago

    > but many people have tried and failed to come up with something better Can you give any examples? I'd be interested.
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    by tonyonodi 12y ago

    This is spot on, prescribing heroin wouldn't necessarily help addicts to recover but it would go a long way to making the disease itself more bearable for individuals and society.
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    by tonyonodi 12y ago

    IIRC jQuery started out using string parsing to achieve this but its widespread use prompted browser vendors to add the document.querySelector and document.querySelectorAll methods to their browsers. Probably in older browsers it still uses