trevor-e

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by trevor-e 2y ago
Swift is open source, but SwiftUI and UIKit are both closed-source which is what I meant.
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by trevor-e 2y ago
Good catch, totally missed that, will update
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Apple’s closed-source approach is losing out to AI app builders(telkins.dev)
93 points by trevor-e 2y ago|71 comments
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Show HN: A simple Hackernews client for iOS and Android(github.com)
40 points by trevor-e 2y ago|5 comments
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by trevor-e 2y ago
Because there are plenty of devs who take the output, actually read if it makes sense, do a code review, iterate back and forth with it a few times, and then finally check in the result. It's just a tool. Shitty devs will make shitty c
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by trevor-e 2y ago
This has me very curious! How did you decide on eliminating wheat and sugar? Or did you cycle through various eliminations until you found a combination that worked? And how did you know when to keep going/stop?
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by trevor-e 2y ago
What are the actual rules/laws about scraping? I have a few projects I'd like to do that involve scraping but have always been conscious about respecting the host's servers, plus whether private content is copyrighted. But so
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by trevor-e 2y ago
Uh, probably the man page for the CLI and the official documentation at https://www.ffmpeg.org/documentation.html
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by trevor-e 2y ago
Yea agreed, these kinds of websites feel obsolete now with LLMs. I just tried a couple in ChatGPT and it worked flawlessly.
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by trevor-e 2y ago
fyi the pricing page has a typo for "Singel Sign-On"
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by trevor-e 2y ago
Yea, that's the exact point I'm trying to make. And I'm getting very similar vibes in this post with folks refusing to use LSP.
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by trevor-e 2y ago
This thread is certainly eye opening. It reminds me of a post I saw somewhere, maybe on Reddit, where someone was describing their experience working as an intern at an old-school tech shop. All of the developers there were hardcore Vim&#x2
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by trevor-e 2y ago
The downvotes I'm assuming are because you replied 303 words to a simple question, with the actual answer at the very end which is frustrating to readers. Not saying what you mentioned wasn't interesting though.
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by trevor-e 2y ago
I thought the exact same thing, especially since one of the main selling points is around self-hosting which I thought was for the file syncing.
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Explore iOS Framework Usage(emergetools.com)
2 points by trevor-e 2y ago|0 comments
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by trevor-e 2y ago
This is really neat but of course ripe with copyright abuse. It was very happy generating some Super Mario Bros variants for me. xD
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by trevor-e 2y ago
I came across a similar issue when experimenting with the Crystal language. I thought it would be fun to build a simple web scraper to test it out, only to find the default HTTP client fails to parse many cookies set by the response and abo
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by trevor-e 2y ago
The property access is looking a lot like Swift, particularly the `private(set)` part which I haven't seen in many other languages.
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by trevor-e 2y ago
I think it depends entirely on the product/audience. The selling points around infrastructure tooling are stability and reliability. Zany marketing like this invokes an "unpredictable" feeling in me which I'm not sure is
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by trevor-e 2y ago
To be fair to Republicans, we definitely didn't learn about this today. They've been consistently pushing this issue over the last eight years (build the wall) and crafted a narrative that the Democratic party did absolutely nothi
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by trevor-e 2y ago
fwiw I was very confused with what I was supposed to do on this site and I run a few websites using Tailwind colors. I don't really get how the color selector on the right interacts with the mock previews on the left. It also wasn&#x27
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by trevor-e 2y ago
Thanks for the 12 Factor tip, makes sense.
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by trevor-e 2y ago
As someone new to Docker, the thing that is never answered (including in this post, the irony of the title...) is what an actual dev workflow looks like. Let's say I'm working on a web app. I start my container, awesome. Now I mak
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by trevor-e 2y ago
Very surprising this page doesn't mention loco.rs which seems like the most "Rails" Rust framework out there.
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by trevor-e 2y ago
I've been going down the VPS rabbit hole lately since I have some toy projects I want to host and really don't like the unpredictable pricing model of these "pay as you go" providers like Vercel. E.g. I really love Supab
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Are Android apps THAT much smaller than iOS?(emergetools.com)
5 points by trevor-e 2y ago|1 comments
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by trevor-e 2y ago
Which begs the question of why they don't rearrange that part to the first in the error message. Like you said, 9/10 times I scroll down without thinking which is silly.
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by trevor-e 2y ago
Not OP but have the same frustration, and no a video would not be helpful. Let users maybe view the first N items of an itinerary before requiring an account to see the full thing. As-is I have no incentive to sign up for an account because
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by trevor-e 2y ago
Nice, so Rails does work well with Cursor? I'll give it a try then. Like you said, maybe it just struggles on random Ruby code but not Rails which has a ton of existing examples to go off of.
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by trevor-e 2y ago
I really want to try Rails, but the main selling points to me were the fast scaffolding and opinionated structure. With the advent of AI editors, are these points still relevant? Last I tried, CursorAI struggled with Ruby due to the lack of

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