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Multi 3.0: Codesigning, dynamic libraries, and macOS notifications
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Multi 3.0: Codesigning, dynamic libraries, and macOS notifications
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4y ago
I’m the post author, and I use this same polyfill. I even install it with the same NPM download method I wrote about.
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Yes, pretty much. It’s definitely cool that so many folks here have left positive feedback, but ultimately I don’t have the same bandwidth and motivation that I had when I started this project. Whenever those return, I’ll return to it. Unti
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I’ve thought a lot about this! I’d love to create hardware someday that plugs directly into a keyboard and turns it into a music workstation. I recently came across the Wooting keyboard line which seems like the perfect fit, since you could
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4y ago
Thanks a bunch! I wonder which gear brands you had in mind when commenting. Teenage Engineering had a big influence on how I make music, and I like to think some of their charm shines through in Typebeat.
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Hi HN! I’ve been working on Typebeat for a year and a half, and I decided yesterday to make the code public. There’s also a website where you can download the macOS build and try an online demo: https://typebeat.kofi.sexy The pr
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Show HN: Typebeat: Keyboard-controlled music sequencer, sampler, and synth
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Show HN: Responsive pseudo-font made from CSS borders
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Show HN: Tare, responsive font built with flexbox and borders
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I'd highly recommend "The Beam Book" by Erik Stenman: https://blog.stenmans.org/theBeamBook/ A few years ago, I spent my free time building a Haskell BEAM codegen library, and that was by far the best re
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Fair enough, updated.
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Author here—my understanding of the GPL matches that in the sibling comment. "GPL never says you cannot sell your software. It just says you have to provide source with it and you cannot prevent others from redistributing the source.&q
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Author here—that's pretty embarrassing, and I'm not sure how I messed that up. I do recall having to retake the Activity Monitor screenshots between drafts, so I'm going to blame my mistake on that. Adding an editorial note n
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Creating a Slack app that uses fewer resources
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I submitted the initial version of Multi to HN 2 months ago [0], and the response was much larger than I was expecting. Initially, I just built Multi for my personal use, so I cut quite a few corners to get something that worked. When I saw
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Multi 2.0: Create a custom macOS app from a group of websites
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Recent take-home interview assignments
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Crystal that looks like chicken tender
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A few years ago, I tried to use Core Erlang as a compiler backend. It's fairly straightforward to learn even without thorough documentation. I wrote a bit about my process to try to help the next person [0]. For my particular project,
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Thanks, these are nice clean ups! I added a note in the blog post that points to your Swizzler example. The final version of Multi didn't end up needing that NSBundle monkey-patch though since it was a "proper app" with an In
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I built a few Swift CLIs before, but this was my first time working with AppKit (the macOS GUI framework)
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Yup, that was exactly my workflow as well! And for building CLIs it's quite nice. Once I started using AppKit though, it felt like I kept running into things that weren't quite finished.
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Thanks! Honestly my reasoning for avoiding XCode is fairly thin—I just hadn't used it before and didn't have it installed when I started. I imagine if I took the time to learn it, it would be fine. But I do also feel a bit weird a
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Show HN: Create a custom macOS app from a group of websites
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Show HN: A monophonic sampler, backed by YouTube
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Show HN: A website builder for personal trainers
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I'm founding Trainer Vision with my partner, who is a certified personal trainer. Normally they write our blog posts since that's our target demographic. This week we switched things up and I wrote a more explanatory post. I think
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We Design for Trainer Productivity
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Building a tool that work's with Elm's types
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