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It's a bit bigger than the ones you mention but I have the Komplete Kontrol m32 https://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/keyb... Still quite compact and a nice device.
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Could you elaborate on what you mean by "heavy"? React Native Web produces a pretty normal React app, it's not that different from what Ionic puts out. But if hybrid performance is sufficient for you, both will probably be fi
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Imo React Native is still the best cross platform solution atm. Flutter might be a good option, but personally I don't think it's there (yet), and I have my reservations about a few fundamental choices. I'm not super familiar
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If you are worried about this, you can revoke the Instagram camera permission from Settings, and only turn it on when you actually want to use it. Settings -> Instagram -> "Allow Instagram to access" -> Camera The app wil
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> will turn on randomly while browsing her Instagram feed I think this could be explained by accidentally swiping a tiny bit to the right. Swiping right will take you to the camera view, so even swiping a few pixels to the right and then
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Thanks. That is good to know!
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Probably. But I don't think that is very problematic. Browsers have become a lot more standardized. What also helps a lot is that windows is now Chromium edge instead of IE or old edge. Testing tools have also come a long way. It'
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I haven't used it myself (yet), but https://tauri.app/ looks very promising as Electron alternative. It uses the OS's browser so it doesn't have the bundle size issue you describe.
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Listened to it. Great podcast. I was positively surprised that they got Baz Luhrman and Mary Schmich to tell their story about the song and how it came to be, really cool story as well. From the podcast as well as the reactions here it seem
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Original column by Mary Schmich: https://www.chicagotribune.com/columns/chi-schmich-sunscreen...
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Added to my playlist! I love this song. It has had tremendous impact on me. It somehow just takes the pressure off, especially in moments where you are stressed, depressed, or anxious.
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4y ago
I use Things3 loosely, mainly for (reoccurring) reminders, also keep my shopping list and things like that in there. I also use it for work tasks, but not a lot, I don't like endless backlogs I will delete things that sit too long. I g
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Sounds like you are mostly frontend. I can highly recommend ReScript https://rescript-lang.org/ I learned a lot about functional programming from it. It is a more frontend focussed https://reasonml.github.io/
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I can see how it can be overwhelming, as with everything the beginning is the hardest but it will get easier over time. Seeing a ternary the tenth time will be much easier than the first. I would look for the old-ish articles and tutorials
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Amazing! Can't wait.
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I often need to inspect/transform some JSON/CSV/text/whatever data, move around/organize a bunch files, and similar things. I find that notebooks work great for that as you don't need to set up an environment,
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This is awesome! Starting it up from the terminal and going to the url was not super convenient for quick tasks and scripts, this is much better. Edit: one thing that would make it even nicer is if it would remember the folder and/or r
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Big win for React Native! I'm curious how the user feedback will be. One thing that isn't super clear in the article: Is their iOS app already on React Native? Edit: Seems like it https://discord.com/blog/how-
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It's a "push". If I go to your website because I see an interesting article on Hacker news or Twitter I'm unlikely to return for newer articles, even if I'm interested I will simply forget. However if you get my ema
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For sports you indeed probably want the better breaking power and redundancy, but for everyday city use your hand brakes are way more likely to break than the pedal one, they can go years without maintenance as they are not exposed to the c
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Never happened to me, but every bike I had with hand brakes broke very quickly. The brakes deteriorate because the brake lines get caught in other bikes when you put it in a bike rack, and water/ice screws everything up. Usually after
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My bike doesn't have a front brake. Rear pedal brake is the way to go! It allows you to carry things with your hands and do other things while you bike (not safe, don't do it! haha). In emergencies you can literally stand on it, m
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Instead of trying to learn everything, I would suggest to get confident in your ability to learn. There is way too much tech to learn everything, thinking you need to learn everything will remove all the joy as its literally impossible and
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I don't mind subscriptions, I actually prefer them for many things. Especially for software I rely on I want the developers to consistently earn money so they keep motivated to work on it, do maintenance and fix bugs. I don't pay
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Spoiler alert: because of familiarity. It is probably one of the best reasons for picking technology for side projects. I think the article would be better if it just focused on that point. Now it tries to praise angular, but without touchi
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I think it's mostly just the difference in goals. Programming has one clear goal; describing logic rules that both human and machine can understand with the least room for misunderstanding. Simplicity facilitates that. Natural language
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I find this idea that you need to learn a specific level of Javascript before you even look at React (and other libraries) quite problematic. Obviously you need to learn JS to be able to do things in React, but who says you can't learn
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Looks amazing! Love the idea of a Firebase/Supabase like thing I can easily run locally and deploy as well. Also props for the dashboard design, looks and works very nice!
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This is very inspirational, it’s my dream to build a business like that. It’s also great to see that it is still possible to build sustainable businesses without the more shady practices and growth hacking you often see, without millions of
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4y ago
Maybe check out Protonmail. They support custom domains and multiple addresses. You can create filters to separate inboxes.
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