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3y ago
SwiftUI’s strengths are layout composition, ease of animating, efficient dataflow, value-semantics, ease of changing things up, swapping in and out alternatives while prototyping, interactive hot-reload previews, making custom controls and
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I think a balance of the classic macOS and iOS experience and app- and function-specific elements are key for the feel. I made a dozen prototypes and variants over the last month. I iterate as I use the app myself. I keep what feels just ri
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Show HN: GPT–LLM native macOS app with time travel, versioning, search
(thellm.app)
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3y ago
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4y ago
Your first critique was ad-hominem. Your second critique: assumes the original presentation had to be accompanied by methodology and proof to be of value; derives an implicit attempt-to-distort from your perspective of the scene at hand; de
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4y ago
Sir, this is a public discussion over a well-enough documented breakthrough with good-faith non-corporate actors on both sides of the original friend-oriented equation. There’s no practical nor epistemic need to hijack it as if we were all
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5y ago
Swizzle UIApplication.sendEvent to intercept the pencil touches sent to the WKWebView’s gestures and redirect them to an overlaid, disabled PKCanvasView’s intercepted gestures; call the original gestures’ touchesEnded. Cache the gestures in
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7y ago
Saturday, 17 April, 2984. London Nova, Archmuseum of Human History, 21st Century Repository. 965th anniversary of “Early 21st century’s Uniform Resource Locator portraying a slice of the time’s Gordian technological landscape.”
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8y ago
Google parses and collects purchase history (purchases, subscriptions, reservations) from Gmail. See https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/7673989 , or go to https://myaccount.google.com/purcha
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8y ago
«Ditto is a library for using CRDTs.» [0] [0] https://github.com/alex-shapiro/ditto
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8y ago
«Making Openbook a for-profit was a hard choice to make. We check all the non-profits boxes and we love non-profits. We love Wikipedia, the Ghost Foundation, Founders Pledge, Mozilla and many more. However we see the same struggle repeated
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8y ago
The ~2016-designed [0] third-generation butterfly keyboard (MacBook Pro 2018) features a silicone membrane [1] designed to «prevent and/or alleviate contaminant ingress» [0] thereby softening or preventing dust-caused key failure. [0]
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8y ago
See Tom Scott’s Welcome to Life. [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFe9wiDfb0E
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ActivityPub – One protocol to rule them all?
(schub.io)
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8y ago
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Ergodicity Economics
(ergodicityeconomics.com)
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8y ago
I used to need a geo-distributed alternative to the wonderful RedisGraph [0] by Roi Lipman (@swilly2) and contributors, and thought of extending JanusGraph [1] to support Redis Labs’ CRDB [2]. [0] http://redisgraph.io [1] http:
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Redis Storage Backend for JanusGraph
(github.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
They may refer to FoundationDB layers. [1] While Spanner may be built on a key-value store equivalent, Google does not expose it as a service. [1] https://apple.github.io/foundationdb/layer-concept.html
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8y ago
See CockroachDB’s Living Without Atomic Clocks [0]. TrueTime [1] is a proprietary Google technology. Considering TrueTime upper bound uncertainty (< 10ms) [2], it may depend on Google’s network quality and breadth. [0] https://
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8y ago
It most definitely would. Datomic’s single-writer system requires conditional put (CAS) for index and (transaction) log (trees) roots pointers (mutable writes), and eventual consistency for all other writes (immutable writes) [0]. I would g
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8y ago
> So why not go active/passive, and have at least one of your datacenters be fast? While local writes would stay fast, wouldn’t active/passive see higher-latency non-local writes than Spanner or Fauna’s (assuming a NAM-EUR-
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8y ago
While that’s perfect to shield from orbital laser cannons, is active/active geo-independent replication possibile?
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8y ago
How would FoundationDB stay externally consistent with asynchronous cross-region replication? Thank you for your time and FoundationDB—along with @nlavezzo, and team(s)!
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8y ago
The datacenter-aware mode documentation [0] says “Although data will always be triple replicated in this mode, it may not be replicated across all datacenters.” Why is that? [0] https://apple.github.io/foundationdb/conf
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8y ago
What a fantastic news!
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Ask HN: What’s your experience founding and managing a EU business?
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An Archaeology-Inspired Database (2016)
(aosabook.org)
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8y ago
As of April 2018, Estonian e-Residency does not grant any right other than access to e-services. [0] It is implausible digital residency programs will ever supersede standard citizenship or residency requirements and procedures. [0] https:
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9y ago
I was indeed wondering about the upcoming release.
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9y ago
That’s great to hear! I see RedisConf is at April’s end. Would it be possible to get early access? RedisGraph is a crucial component of a system I am designing.
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RedisGraph: A High Performance In-Memory Graph Database as a Redis Module
(redisgraph.io)
237 points
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9y ago
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