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devgoldm
2y ago
I gave this a go recently, nice work! In a few hours I was able to get a really nice looking UI starting from an example. I got a bit frustrated when it came to managing state though. I struggled to mutate and view the same state across al
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devgoldm
5y ago
Just to offset the negative comments on here, I think what you did is great! I don't think people appreciate the 1.5 years of individual effort you put into this and the demo looks like something I would find genuinely very useful. Thi
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devgoldm
5y ago
Really amazing work, well done! Having something like this when growing up would've made electronics so much more accessible. I can't think of anyone I know close to me that would really appreciate this gift, so I'm with anot
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devgoldm
5y ago
Yeah I was thinking something like this too, hopefully someone makes this if it hasn't been already. If the diagrams had some linkage to your code you'd be able to see what a failed unit test means in the overall context of the ap
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devgoldm
5y ago
As a primarily C++ dev who's been using nodejs on the side for about a couple years now - so forgive me if this is naive - but am I wrong in seeing Deno as a potential Electron replacement with standalone binary builds + webview? If so
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devgoldm
5y ago
I know exactly what you mean, there's only so many times you can append "New" on the end of a contact name! A good chunk of people will probably communicate mostly on platforms like WhatsApp/Telegram/Discord/wh
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devgoldm
5y ago
Found my number on there too even though I've deleted Facebook for at least 5 or 6 years now -_- Not sure when I gave them my number either, I hope it wasn't scraped from someone else's contact list... At least it makes sense
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devgoldm
5y ago
It's fascinating reading about giants of academia, that I've personally never thought to link together, interacting and disagreeing with one another in such a relatable way. I wonder if anyone's written about a younger Dirac