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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
Unlike address bars in other OS file managers: - Finder Go To does not provide suggestions/completions (unless there is only one single match in the current folder, it'll complete the name of that) - Finder Go To does not respec
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
> ⌥⌘P Those are breadcrumbs, not an address bar. Note the fact you cannot type or paste a path into it, as is a core feature in practically every file manager in every other OS. There is no apparent difference to breaking this convention
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
Steam Controllers support both WiFi and Bluetooth connections, and yet Stadia does not support them
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
Yeah I've been self-learning 3D "the hard way" and have been really enjoying it. Keeping it as low-level as possible, I'm using CycleJS for dataflow management and Regl.js for drawing via a CycleJS-Regl.js driver. All st
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
> None of this is meant to say macOS is garbage or anything like that. I think an OS as prolific as macOS having such shit UX kind of implies it is garbage though. The year is 2020 and macOS still doesn't have a location/addres
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
As someone who dropped out of highscool after 10th grade and never went to university/college one great way I've found for learning mathematics without any foundational basis is trying to learn CG/3D programming. I always fel
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
I can't wait for this situation to escalate to the point where Riot are trying to sell their own bespoke hardware, required to play their games
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
> This person said something I don't like, guess I had better behave like a gatekeeper while hypocritically accusing them of being one This is you right now
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
Great, yet another Google messaging service I can be disappointed about when they randomly decide to shut it down.
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
I've seen people saying elsewhere this story was shared that they lived in the area and replied to the CL post, the lady turned out to be some crazy nutjob and it became apparent that there were very good reasons that she had nobody to
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
Just because you've forgiven someone for being a shit human doesn't mean you need to welcome them back into your life with open arms. Forgiveness just means to let go of any resentment, it doesn't mean you can't learn fr
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
Exactly this. Statistically the most common cause of car crashes is driver fatigue. Forcing undivided attention toward a boring subject for prolonged periods always results in cognitive fatigue. I guarantee fatigue would be a similarly comm
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
Even more incredible, this guy has a patent on recharging mobile devices? Filed in 2012?! Does the US patent office even read submissions before approving them? Or are they just dinosaurs who have never even used a mobile phone up to 2012?
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
I'd like to point out that the patent isn't even relevant and this lawsuit will probably get thrown out straight away, copied from the article comments, the patent specifies: > An image-capturing mobile device, comprising Shotw
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
Gonna take a wild guess that anyone reading HN probably hasn't used IE in the last decade aside from the purpose of downloading another browser
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
> IMHO Wordpress itself is grossly undervalued. It's kind of hard to put a monetary value on a product that is free
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
While it's true that there are clear psychological effects to using social media habitually, I don't think just because someone may be dependent on something to be happy means the provider has any obligations to continue service.
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
> This is not only censorship but false advertising Proprietary platforms are under no obligation to host your content. Choosing to deny access or full use of their products to you isn't "censorship"
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
Sorry I meant I don't see the appeal in contrast to using CSS in JS solutions, BEM clearly offers better separation of concerns compared to traditional CSS, but this problem is already solved when using CSS in JS, because you explicitl
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
Despite trying using it a few times I've never seen the appeal in BEM, it's just bringing excessive and redundant verbosity to CSS class names as well as introducing unnecessary complexity in maintenance (e.g. if you change a clas
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
How is Genius.com in a position to make any claims on "its content" when said content is entirely the copyrighted works of various artists? Just because the lyrics may be entered by users has no bearing on the fact that the lyrics
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
> Did you memorize the API to every single language you write in? No, that is my point. Languages with consistent core APIs are more easily discoverable, less error-prone and result in developers being less reliant on editor hinting. Wri
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
There's still lots of small-fish web development agencies who specifically hire PHP developers. That's about it though, I think the web development industry is specifically tied to PHP because of their excessive dependence on Word
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
PHP doesn't have anything to do with the HTTP protocol, Apache/Nginx/etc handle HTTP and simply call your PHP script with some global variables set to values parsed from the HTTP request
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
I respect the leaps PHP has come as a language and runtime in recent years, however I still can't understand why anyone would elect to use it for greenfields projects. The developer experience might be better than it's ever been,
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by wyqydsyq 7y ago
Maybe half a decade ago it wasn't uncommon, these days it's pretty rare to see something crash out from HN post DDoS unless it's some kind of webapp that isn't properly scalable
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by wyqydsyq 8y ago
Telegram does have e2e encryption on "private" chats
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by wyqydsyq 8y ago
Since people realised writing the same code in two different languages is a waste of time and the async-first nature of NodeJS/libuv is ideal for use in microservices. Compare implementing back-end form validation in PHP and a complete
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by wyqydsyq 8y ago
Sounds like you don't understand Docker or containerisation in general > Still have to decide on a single OS to reduce maintenance problems. No you don't, you can run various distros in docker containers. We're using a mix
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by wyqydsyq 8y ago
I think you'll find it's been years if not decades since there was a Camry available with a manual transmission

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