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by codefined 9y ago
I enjoy Surge[0] which automatically picks high-ranking backgrounds from /r/wallpapers and includes a nice time/weather feature. When I'm not on Chrome, I usually use Ricain's OwnPage[1] [0] https://chro
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Some of them are actually rather nice, I really enjoy OxygenOS for example (the vendor OS for OnePlus phones). It just seems that a lot of the awful OS' are delivered by the larger companies.
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by codefined 9y ago
I feel hate speech is an offense against free speech, but I still don't think it should be allowed. Honestly, things like being racist to someone on the street shouldn't be allowed in any country. I guess it just comes down to th
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by codefined 9y ago
I can just imagine some over-worked scribe attempting to draw one of the more complex shapes like: https://thenounproject.com/browse/?i=1037952 https://thenounproject.com/term/keyboard/1018886
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by codefined 9y ago
I think at that stage it becomes your main project!
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by codefined 9y ago
Have you considered downloading just the envelope of each email very quickly at the start (takes 2-3 seconds for me with 3,000 emails) and then lazy loading the rest either when they're loaded by the user or slowly over time? Even dow
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by codefined 9y ago
Compressed as an executable, using `electron-builder`. And thanks, femto is cool, but Nylas is awesome! It's the mail client I currently use and will almost certainly use for the foreseeable future. Just thought I might toy with a mi
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by codefined 9y ago
My favorite application to do this is git-quick-stats[0]. Then just multiply by something value (maybe 7/4.8) to calculate an estimate of the number per workday. For me, it appears to be roughly 500 lines per day. However, this is j
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by codefined 9y ago
Meetings are often useless because they're put on too much, but I find that code & design reviews are one of the most important parts. Not only does it benefit the company (having cleaner & more efficient code will remove lat
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The reason I became a programmer was to not have a repetitive lifestyle and I think it's pretty easy to accomplish that. I always have new problems to solve which require new techniques to be used and anything that gets done repetitiv
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by codefined 9y ago
40MB seems a little excessive? An entire mail application I created in Electron was 30MB which included the Node binaries. Not to mention it also had all of Chromium.
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by codefined 9y ago
I've been trying to create a complete open source solution to this exact problem, although I've only been working on it for a month and so far have only semi-complete the email part of it. You can see the current iteration of it
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Sorry about some of the negative comments posted on here, apparently some people in this community don't understand the entire purpose of "Show HN". The game itself is very fun, congratulations on making it!
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Nine minutes per piece of content would be _significantly_ more than any other company I've seen has given to reporting of user-generated content. I would also agree that unless it's a video, nine minutes is enough time.
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I would thoroughly disagree with you that there is any other repository of libraries nearly the size of NPM. Take a look at ModuleCounts[0] and you'll see that NPM is growing 4x faster than the next sized repository (Maven) with alrea
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Entertainingly, the size for naver.com and youtube.com are the same for me, both reaching 1.6MB (without caching). As far as I can see, the only difference is that for naver.com, 1.3MB are for images with 0.3MB for the page whereas with yo
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by codefined 9y ago
A _lot_ of shorteners die, with millions of links dying every day [0]. This method would be reproducible, so they'd never die. [0] http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=URLTeam#Dead_or_Broke...
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Another thought, however, an application I wrote is 30MB when packaged. On an average internet speed, this takes ~16 seconds for your average internet speed (15mbps). Even on 1mbps, it only takes 4 minutes for the application. When unpack
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by codefined 9y ago
Virtualisaton is the basic task you're doing, you're making a "virtual" computer. The idea of the "cloud" is more that these virtual machines are hosted in a room somewhere far away with other virtual computer