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slmjkdbtl
2mo ago
> MySpace: in 2019, during a server migration, it lost all the music uploaded during its first 12 years, more than 50 million songs from 14 million artists. How much of these are archived by third party? If not it's huge loss to hum
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3mo ago
Great programmers often also have great personal website design, everything is so clear and not one bit of redundance.
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5mo ago
I love their stuff, but curious if anyone besides them actually use uxn to make stuff
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8mo ago
https://space55.xyz haven't updated in 6 years...
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8mo ago
article contains the best chart in the world
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9mo ago
Viznut also made a audio / visual live coding tool IBNIZ, used it for a performance once it's fire http://viznut.fi/ibniz/
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10mo ago
op-1 is the most notorious one, but they do have some well designed not over-priced products
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10mo ago
I wouldn't say TE's products are not ergonomic and totally useless
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11mo ago
I'm daily user of the old 3-piece suite, should I be worried they will be taken away from me in the near future?
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11mo ago
> React looks cleaner. It reads better at first glance. But that readability comes at a cost: you're trading explicit simplicity for abstraction complexity. Not always, SolidJS code can look the same as React code, but what goes und
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11mo ago
How do they acquire these images?
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1y ago
They did exactly what I've been wanting to do and did a great job, I'm happy for them, they must be having so much fun writing softwares.
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1y ago
> it came from other people convincing newcomers Yeah I think you're right
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1y ago
Yeah they themselves are functions but how they're called are managed by a complicated system, I think treating them as a separate new concept is less misleading than calling them plain functions
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1y ago
It's very sad this is what's happening. React hooks was a major innovation but a very bad one, people in the front-end world seem to value more about radical innovation and marketing buzzwords like "functional UI" (which
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1y ago
Based on how they are run they are completely not just ordinary JavaScript functions, hook era components are also not just JavaScript functions, it's a very complicated system. React calling them "just functions" is untrue,
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1y ago
Wow a fast scripting language with normal syntax and type checking.. Really hope this can take off and be a valid Lua alternative.
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1y ago
The view is cut off on iPhone13 mini https://space55.xyz/files/tmp/tender_screenshot.jpg
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1y ago
i really don't want to waste my phone's cpu on pure visual effects that damages readability
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1y ago
I can't tell if the author is for the idea or not, it seems they're for the idea but don't want to hear people to brag about it?
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1y ago
This looks great! Will give a try later. For iPhone sync can it sync to the built-in Music app music library?
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1y ago
Managing local music with Music.app and syncing with Finder iPhone sync still works good for me, but Music.app does seem unmaintained for a couple years now with some annoying bugs since the terrible Big Sur rewrite. Despite the flaws this
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2y ago
I feel there's a cliff drop of quality in both hardware and software with the release of Big Sur, the version where I believe they rewrote a lot of the softwares. It's very obvious when I replaced my 2015 MacBook Pro with a 2020 M
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2y ago
To me the biggest block for using any plain text format for daily stuff is I need a good mobile - laptop sync method that I can easily read / write and manage files on both mobile and laptop, does anyone have any recommendation? The be
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2y ago
So is there still an officially recommended way to create a simple static react web page without big fullstack frameworks now?
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2y ago
I think the class era is a decent, normal, boring and useful UI framework, however hooks are very difficult to use: - How things actually work are very hidden and unintuitive - Very easy to make mistakes, easy to write low performance UI -
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2y ago
I have some perfect pitch due to having piano training for 2 years when I was around 8, started playing tenor saxophone 2 years ago, because of perfect pitch I had to learn the instrument as a concert pitch instrument instead of a Bb one, b
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2y ago
React code looks good for clicker example, when building real application I think it's much harder to read than vanilla JS, especially when hooks and all the dependency arrays flying around, constantly worried about how many times will
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2y ago
Java is way way better than React (hooks) in this regard. Boring tech is good, but React is the opposite of boring tech, it innovates new way to write software, but ends up in disaster.
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2y ago
> Frameworkism isn't delivering. The answer isn't a different tool, it's the courage to do engineering. While frameworkism has bad sides, React (hooks) is bad in very unique and particular ways, sometimes switching a diffe
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