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Comment #48787068
Any chance you can share any of your process? Super interesting to hear you use lean as a meta language, I'd be curious to see how you've harnessed this (as I'd like to do the same…
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Comment #46979286
What is a console grade renderer? Specifically, what's considered table stakes and what is Filament missing?
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Comment #46633229
The Objective-C folks probably are chuckling their square brackets send messages.
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Comment #43581797
Hard to see a world without modules as a means of compartmentalization for various reasons. You do have to appreciate the exercise what a world without them looks like / the implic…
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Comment #43320419
You have to wonder if it is over engineering, or a resolution for something they've discovered from shipping so many phones. I wouldn't think of the camera as a security vector, bu…
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Comment #38089454
If you don't have any of those alternatives in the first place. The Best Food Review Show Ever went to Egypt for a series and the authorities impounded their video equipment and wo…
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Comment #35991485
The Harvard Art Museum also has a copy: https://harvardartmuseums.org/collections/object/203742 I don't think most folks realize there are a couple of copies in Boston!
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Comment #33039402
Do you have any refs/links of UI thought out at PRs and issues that you think are good examples?
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Comment #33012966
One thing I really appreciate about your site is that you have a setup guide, with photos! This is really helpful for folks unfamiliar with how to run a spec. https://learntla.com/…
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Comment #33012897
Is there any way to do performance testing with TLA+? I always had the impression that TLA+ could help you validate the design of what you intend to build, but was less helpful if …
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Comment #32869786
Is Dgraph out of business? I still see their product website up?
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Comment #32858368
As much as folks may be unhappy Adobe is taking over Figma, I'm sure the team over at Figma are elated. It's a successful exit for a much loved company and I'm sure the hard workin…
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Comment #32171642
Why is science.org reporting on this and not thehill?
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Comment #31694738
Likely worth a read for those that found this interesting is Russ Cox's article on dependencies, Our Software Dependency Problem, at https://research.swtch.com/deps . This post is …
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Comment #30699213
Pre order was out in December, sounds like they are aiming to have the first keyboard drop in the summer. At least it was implied in their blog: https://kinesis-ergo.com/zmk-and-ki…
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Comment #30699123
I can't wait until the new Kinesis Advantage 360 is out. I'm hoping it's much quieter than this iteration. https://kinesis-ergo.com/keyboards/advantage360/
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Comment #30420594
It's arguably difficult with Objective-C today, let alone C#!
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Comment #30420581
Objective-C is such a small and concise language. It doesn't get in the way of development in quite the same way Swift can delay building out a feature due to bikeshedding.
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Comment #30109440
It's always been incredible to me that Interface Builder dates back to NextStep, like that's all the way back to 1988! While I don't on the regular use IB, I've always appreciated …
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Comment #28943981
typing in the search term "meeple" does not seem to do anything.
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Comment #28158852
I'd assume Tim has a different definition of what an app is than what you're thinking of.
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Comment #26674167
The CEO lists several accomplishments in the press brief. It doesn't appear to say that he's being let go specifically for performance concerns.
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Comment #26628941
Cool, but it's the lipid delivery system that is the secret sauce. This is equivalent to giving the source code without a compiler to build it.
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Comment #24655613
It's an interesting consideration. This would be a great time for any lawyer to chime in. Personally I'd think it a matter of taste or etiquette. If I were a full time employee (FT…
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Comment #24655560
A tech employee is being paid for their work. The company assesses the employee's ability and dictates the level, which determines how much work they believe the employee can handl…