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shinycode
6y ago
True so did I, for web development though I prefer Webstorm. I was thinking of VSCode
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Indeed it’s one of the reasons why I’m staying with JetBrains products. It’s really efficient, we can compare side by side the local history to understand where it went wrong all while keeping the git history clean. Because while I could d
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I switched the server hosting the page recently and the video was misplaced ... thank you and for the compliment as well :)
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I made my own version of the bullet journal to get organized. https://bulletweek.app I use it everyday and I like this way of splitting tasks and getting things done. There is so many options out there from a simple txt file to
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When I first published my app, they asked for a video of video fully working. Then once I had a bug and they sent me a video of it with the steps to the bug. So there are definitely people opening and testing apps
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I bought at least 20 pairs of, sometimes expensive, headphones over the past years. I settled with the Sony XM2 for their sound signature and price point a few years back. I bought the AirPods Max out of curiosity and I can attest that mos
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6y ago
Is it really far away from strapi.io ?
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I bought them yesterday and today after reading the headline I check and yes indeed there some moisture when I remove the earcups. But far fewer drops than on the photo, my room is at 19-20° and I haven’t used them outside at all. So there
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In Europe, at least in France there is lots and lots of restaurants with healthy cooked food and not expensive. Maybe it’s cultural ?
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Because processed food yields the most profit. It’s cheap and quick to cook. It’s the economy of profit, with 8h of work and the same food budget you cook more and make more profit ...
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6y ago
That was the solution as well for my primetimer app, funny that I had the same findings
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I’ve been having WindowServer problems for month taking almost 100% of cpu out of the blue. I never could find any solutions and believe me it’s really painful when working when my IDE becomes so slow if takes seconds for every keystroke. S
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I spent a year building an app from scratch in pure SwiftUI. The first few month were difficult because of the bugs and missing doc. But then it got refined and enhanced. I could do almost everything I wanted with it and this years releas
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This is a very good pen as well, there is obviously a matter of preference but it’s with Uniball Signo 207 among the best
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6y ago
I bought and tried hundred of different pens and Pentel Energel 0.7mm are the best. Smooth writing, bold colors, dark black. Now I buy them by pack of ten. Look no futher they are the best
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6y ago
It’s exactly the goal of the bullet journal for example. Having a system like this where you lay down all the tasks in terms of deadline which helps to unload the mental charge of having to remember all things with deadlines at the same ti
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Show HN: BulletWeek GTD app packed with features
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It looks like the Bullet Journal but simplified. I found the paper version of the bullet journal very effective because every day you have to think about what you can really do. Organizing with daily, weekly, monthly prevents mixing deadlin
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BulletWeek: GTD app inspired by the Bullet Journal
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I guess the topic is buried now ... but I'll update it for posterity. What I want to do actually IS the mission control mode where all the windows are resized to fill up the screen. To close a window while in exposé mode, the easy solu
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I build an app only with SwiftUI from the start. Throughout the year the API changed and some features stopped working (contextMenu on some elements didn’t highlight correctly the element pressed) and after a lot of debugging I concluded th
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Thank you for the tip, I'll to code the algorithm to do it myself. That's great ! On an other note: a tip on iOS and MacOS, when you make a voice recording then you can edit it and activate a feature with the top left wand icon wh
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I’ve been searching for a long time a tool that would resize all the windows open on a given space to fill up the entire screen. I open lots of things when working and that would be more useful than doing the exposé and switching back and f
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I've finished my Bullet Journal iOS app. I've never really found an iOS app that allowed me to managed tasks like my paper Bullet Journal (which is to heavy to carry around all the time). https://bulletweek.app Also I&
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I've finished my Bullet Journal iOS app. I've never really found an iOS app that allowed me to managed tasks like my paper Bullet Journal (which is to heavy to carry around all the time). https://bulletweek.app Also I