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alfredxing

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About alfredxing

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    Comment #42869588

    I love Sublime and am probably the only one at work still using it. LSP support is nice but there doesn't seem to be great support for a TypeScript LSP server that works reliably w…

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    Comment #30105986

    Related — I did a deep dive a couple years ago on emoji codepoints and how they're encoded in the Apple emoji font file, with the end goal of extracting the embedded images — https…

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    Comment #28934762

    In the keynote Apple said the M1 Max should be comparable to the performance of an RTX 3080 Laptop (the footnote on the graph specified the comparison was against an MSI GE76 Raide…

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    Comment #24769916

    No, it's available as a self-serve upgrade from the admin panel. Sales might be able to give discounts, but that's not very likely for an "enterprise" with 1 user :)

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    Comment #24769213

    To be clear (and this is mentioned but not highlighted in the article), the previous Business plans were never guaranteed unlimited storage for orgs with fewer than 5 users ($60/mo…

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    Comment #23604410

    Based on the Newsroom release [1], cost is $500 and the hardware is a loan. [1] https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2020/06/apple-announces-mac-t...

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    Comment #21445678

    Their CDN hostname, `cdn.netlify.com`, resolves to a DigitalOcean node, so it seems like they are rolling their own instead of delegating to a third party.

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    Comment #20989928

    The article title states "reportedly"; this is not official. Can the title here be changed to reflect that?

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    Comment #20959089

    The custom emoji upload flow now includes previews for both light and dark mode! Doesn't help with existing custom emoji, but is hopefully helpful when adding new ones.

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    Comment #20166142

    This might be an unfair comparison — the AMD numbers are from a single benchmark, and the article is comparing this against the aggregated scores of the i9-9980XE. A few i9-9980XE …

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    Comment #19985432

    Netlify is a great tool, my biggest issue with it (and why I continue to use GitHub Pages) is that the "Global CDN" is a cluster of DigitalOcean nodes, which I don't trust as much …

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    Comment #19488364

    The AMEX SimplyCash card has 1.25% cash back. Still nothing compared to U.S. cards though, and pretty much only usable online

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    Comment #19414901

    Electron is built with Chromium. It's usually behind by a few versions (though the team is really focusing now on getting things up to date), and there are differences and addition…

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    Comment #19278168

    I agree they aren't universal, so it's not so useful for first-time users, but once you get to learn them I find they help a lot with scanning and recognition.

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    Comment #19278044

    I don't love the design, but what bothers me more is that I disagree with many of the premises informing the decisions, for example: - Github tab icons are purely decorative - Beca…

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    Comment #17213034

    I agree jQuery was very useful early on, especially since it abstracted cross-browser differences and APIs. However in my experience, a couple of things were key to creating a nega…

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    Comment #15437571

    Being limited by CPU/GPU depends a lot on what kind of hardware you have for each. For example, I have a 1070 and an i5-4690k and I'm CPU limited in some games (below 80-100fps)