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altschuler

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    You would benefit from using a streaming subscription. If you use a live query, you have to manually maintain a "cursor" (ie last message you fetched) and update your graphql subsc…

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    This approach is also used/encouraged by JUCE: https://docs.juce.com/master/tutorial_rectangle_advanced.htm... (see "Layout by subdividing rectangles")

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    The text editor is this one https://github.com/BalazsJako/ImGuiColorTextEdit , it's listed on the third-party attributions page ( https://www.tejotron.com/thirdparty.html )

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    There is only little game-specific in this talk. The Epic store was an example (out of many) of software failing on a daily basis.

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    Comment #23594351

    It's white to move

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    Comment #23112520

    I built an ERP-like application for a small production company entirely with Airtable as the backend, but wrapped in a GraphQL schema. The Airtable app fetches the schema of a base…

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    Beyond a certain size and complexity (which is not that much), I find that the argument of typescript (and other typed languages) being less productive than untyped dynamic ones, i…

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    They do have ads[1], but they don't use (or have) tracking data for it. 1: https://help.duckduckgo.com/company/advertising-and-affiliat...

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    An alternative to this and Apollo codegen is GraphQL Code Generator[1]. Like codegen it takes the opposite approach by generating typescript from graphql. It's similar to codegen, …

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    I learned a lot from the SQLite documentation. It's not only very thorough, but it's full of insightful bits of information that is not strictly necessary but which gives a deeper …

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    Very cool. I'm curious about how it compares to MobileOrg ( http://mobileorg.github.io ), which is also available for Android btw. From a first glance it seems much more polished.

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    Comment #15696440

    Vimium: https://vimium.github.io Let's you navigate and control the browser using the keyboard in a very clever vim style.

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    At Plotist[1] we're taking a slighty different approach to the writing process, where the writing module (which is coming soon) will stand alongside the world building parts of the…

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    Comment #9645085

    stackEqual stacks neighboring blocks of the same color on top of each other.

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    Comment #8369682

    What's with the red ball always rolling by in the RethinkDB videos? :)

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    Nifty little tool. I would make the sliders much wider, since 70% of the space in the property window is unused anyway, and it's easier and more fun to drag sliders and watch the r…

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    A detail I've noticed when compiling to JavaScript is that Kotlin is not a reserved word, and if you bind something to it, it breaks the generated JavaScript. fun main(args : Array…

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    Exactly my thought, the video seems satirical. Especially when the guy pours beer in the cup and it tells him that it's beer, after which he gives it a "that's right" nod.

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