wryanzimmerman

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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
For everything outside the canvas (sidebars, toolbars, etc) figma is a react app.
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
You should get a mac laptop, you can run figma all day without even needing to plug in the laptop to charge.
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
For #1: don’t use it in chrome, download the app (it seems like it takes advantage of the wrapper pretty well); for #2, just click on the designer’s name in the top corner to zoom your screen to theirs and let them drive for a second!
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
All depends on what you’re doing… sometimes people have to write, like, css.
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
This does not match my experience… Copilot produces code that I would be fine with coming from a junior, but I’ve never seen it do something more than one or two lines that doesn’t have serious issues or bad practices. Copilot seems to have
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
“Smooth vscode setup for development” I assume you’re using some sort of remote dev server?
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
First step in any hotel room is find the nightstand light and unplug it to plug in your phone charger. Second step is unplug the tv to kill the status lights… I’m shocked that hotels haven’t started changing things just to save the cost of
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
But the real question is whether or not an LLM can let someone who can hear the music (they’re an expert in the context, the project, and the business environment) but who can’t read or write the sheet music (can’t code) will be able to mak
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
I thought this sounded weird so I tried it. It took me about two mins, and most of that was because I typed a minimal html page on my phone using vi. My phone has an apple logo, and the whole point of the article is that android is the one
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
But “regular old apps” don’t do all the same things. The whole point of properly developing web apps is that html/css indicates a certain level of semantic understanding which allows for different interpretation in different contexts.
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
For people who travel a lot and stay in each place for less than three months at a time, it makes sense. I have had 1-2 airbnbs booked at a time almost constantly for the past two years, and know lots of people who work remote and do the sa
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
You’re still there if you need to be and you know the situation; a lot of the time Airbnb hosts don’t even live in the same country as some of their properties. A lot of the time the “host” is just someone hired to answer the Airbnb message
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
I sometimes use and like alacritty, and also have kitty fully set up for my use, but have mainly ended up going back to iTerm. With a slow motion camera I can prove that alacritty is faster / more responsive, and I think I can feel it,
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
It’s more that the system itself is designed with the assumption of a super fast SSD, so it keeps way more in both ram and swap longer because it can swap fast enough to not be bottlenecked. So almost no matter how much ram you get, in mult
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
In the video they explained that part of their reasoning with the water curtain is that this solution allows ambulances and police to drive through the stop sign without damaging their vehicles or slowing them down or removing the sign.
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
Seems like it’s basically tank treads missing the treads; how does it perform compared to something like ripsaw-style treads?
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
Since the beginning, the way to solve derived state is to remove it from state—these patterns are both anti patterns.
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
Almost all of the issues you’re pointing out come from misunderstandings about derived state and side effects. Derived state should be eliminated! If it can be derived, it’s not state. If you aren’t trying to do derived state patterns, you
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
They do this with iPads without need ing too many SKUs. And the iPad is less of a general market device than a MacBook with cellular would be!
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
“Any” is a switch to disable typescript. So if you’re using it, you aren’t really using typescript, you’re disabling typescript and saying “I want to write this part in plain JavaScript.”
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
My guess is he’s referring to the way that types are fundamentally optional no-op statements in python, and therefore the level of “typing” in a given project is necessarily opinion-driven and can only be enforced through building up a lot
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
I’m not sure the cpu load being higher is a bad thing, isn’t that basically showing that it is using less IO so it can use more of the cpu? The throughput is way, way higher, so it’s using less cpu per transaction. If this were showing equa
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
With iPhone you can’t claim warranty for water damage, but if you have apple care+ you can just say “oops I broke it, here’s $100 for a new one”
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
There are lots of situations where it’s nice to be able to have a phone with you, like going to the beach but still having transit maps to catch the bus back. Also swimming pools, rivers, rain, snow… you can go lots of places where a phone
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
If the result of this law is “iPhone Baywatch edition”that seems like a complete win. Worrying about your phone when you go to the beach and similar activities is super annoying.
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
Most people who really use figma don’t use it in their browser.
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
> Also, why has safari's mobile "request desktop site" not worked for me in over 5 years? In large part because it’s really bad practice to have separate desktop and mobile sites, it’s generally better to just have one res
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
I find it hard to imagine a use-case for thousands of sparklines on screen at the same time! And if it’s not on screen, you don’t need to render it. Instead of using svg files, just include them in the html, and make them simple. Each svg s
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
It’s an interesting novelty sometimes, but difficult to get used to, because it often suggests more than a LSP backed autocomplete but it is never guaranteed to be correct (unlike an LSP backed autocomplete which guarantees a certain level
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by wryanzimmerman 3y ago
I’m a power user who wants minimal distractions… OSX provides that just fine, my workflow is nearly identical between OSX and Linux because it’s just a full screen terminal.

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