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by riho 7mo ago
I tried to get claude to write better code for my side-project, and found some interesting things I thought worthy to share with more people.
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Autodesk Reveales Their New PAYG Pricing System(80.lv)
3 points by riho 5y ago|0 comments
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by riho 5y ago
Meanwhile, we still don't have operator overloading. Even Lua has it.
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by riho 5y ago
Is it possible that there's also just more software in different domains being written, hence making it more difficult to keep track of everything that is going on?
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by riho 5y ago
I understand that. But that was the case with popups as well. Remember when we needed popup blockers? Straight up removing the functionality is of course a drastic measure, so realistically I could see something like what we did with popups
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by riho 5y ago
Perhaps a controversial take, but I would be happy to see alerts removed altogether. I'm sure someone can point to a few legitimate uses of them, but in the grand scheme of things, they're usually terrible for user experience, as
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by riho 5y ago
This is quite interesting, I've been considering making a todo app to help with ADHD. I've definitely experienced many of the same issues mentioned by the author, and even some apps labelled specifically for ADHD seem to fail on m
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by riho 5y ago
The the main problem is the fact that this audit happens with no context, and the audit results offer no information about the context an issue applies to either. Every issue should have a clear explanation about why and where it's an
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by riho 5y ago
Seeing a lot of distain for JavaScript in here, but not enough examples of what's actually wrong with it. It's fine to criticize the language, there certainly are issues with it, but I'd like to see some actual constructive c
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by riho 5y ago
> There are already many steps taken to improve DOM performance over these years. However, DOM is designed for documents. The performance can never be good enough when it is abused for non-document usage. JavaScript was originally design
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by riho 5y ago
I don't see how or why these things have to be related in any way whatsoever? Atlassian offers self hosted solutions and presumably do so because it's profitable. I don't see why offering a self hosted solution has to somehow
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by riho 5y ago
In this case, I think the switch is most likely entirely based on technical merits, rather than some way of asserting more control. So with that in mind, the fact that the team behind one of Google's most interactive pieces of software
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by riho 5y ago
This is a good topic overall, I'm not convinced of the particular example of infinite scrolling, but I do definitely want to see a movement toward products that don't try to overtake your life, and also make a point of it. Why am
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by riho 5y ago
This is probably one of the bigger issues holding me back from adopting Deno (at least for personal projects anyway). I'm sorry, I don't want to go back to early 2000s where we're copy pasting random links to script tags. Tho
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by riho 5y ago
The problem is boredom. We've become accustomed to having an instant excitement dispenser, and are now addicted to it. Boredom has become even more uncomfortable than it used to be, because we're no longer used to being bored. No
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by riho 6y ago
That's fair enough, "x, but actually fast" is definitely a strong selling point and a differentiator in my book. That wasn't mentioned on the landing page.
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by riho 6y ago
Welp.
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by riho 6y ago
As a designer, an actual likely answer: These are standard material design icons. Most likely someone needed to add a new button/feature and just picked whatever icon best fit the purpose, or someone designed a new icon that would fit
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by riho 6y ago
I'd look at it from another perspective. Committing to learning an entirely new language is a big undertaking, so ideally you want to make sure that the resources you're using are of high quality. In that sense, it costing money i
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by riho 6y ago
This is a big reason why I get frustrated with comments about high refresh rate monitors being mostly for gaming, or it not being that important for productivity applications. There's a reason why it's hard to ever go back, once y
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by riho 6y ago
Many of these types of articles (and the comments discussing them) seem to focus on the increased productivity of those 4 days, without talking too much about the reason _why_ they're (perceived) as more productive, or why that time of
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by riho 6y ago
I'm not actually sure what resolution gets passed through the USB cable. I would assume it's either native resolution or at least 1080. But to be fair I'm mostly recording in 720p 50fps, since the 4k is cropped with the EOS R
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by riho 6y ago
Finally made an account, just to reply to this. With newer Canon DSLR bodies you can use the Canon Webcam Utility[1] to directly get the video feed show up as a webcam, with just a USB cable. I've been using the EOS R as my webcam with