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dector
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Comment #47489087
The request was totally opposite. But I genuinely wondering where is this hostility comes from. :) If you have suggestions how to improve my initial request to make my intentions m…
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Comment #47488107
Hi HN! I'm considering myself as quite enthusiastic about integrating "AI" into SWE processes. HOWEVER I'm really tired of reading AI-generated or heavily post-processed blogs. So …
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Comment #43406949
Been playing around Bluefin recently [1]. Which is based on Fedora Silverblue [2]. These are atomic OSes which seems very nice and innovative indeed. I'm Debian user for 15+ years.…
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Comment #43001710
I frequently discover useful and/or thought-provoking and/or inspirational information on numerous small indie-dev blogs. If you are the author of one of these or similar blogs: th…
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Comment #41807789
My point is that token stays the same all the time instead of changing it over the time even for the same session.
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Comment #41807748
Usually on low-risk projects where I don't want to bother myself with handling token pairs (or where it's impossible) I have similar simplified approach but regenerating token: - S…
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Comment #41805282
Would be nice to see alternative documents for similar topics (e.g. something like OWASP Cheatsheet but from more practical point of view). With all the respect, I'm a bit skeptica…
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Comment #26058639
Thanks! Very promising. Another thing that surprised me is low latency and usability: I signed up, clicked "New Project" and it showed me editor. Like INSTANTLY. I hope it'll be mo…
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Comment #25361707
> It's physics, not perception. I guess both counts. :) But I agree with you that core problem is that many websites are ACTUALLY slow and bloated.
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Comment #25147925
It's very obvious (in many different places: landing, documentation, streams) that TailwindCSS is made with love. Thank you for that! P.S. Trailer is cool!
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Comment #24999205
Except that whole project is done side-by-side with Google team that works on Jetpack Compose AFAIK. ;)
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Comment #24998987
Nothing.
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Comment #24998969
Accessibility (and testing) in Jetpack Compose is done via [Modifier.semantics]( https://developer.android.com/jetpack/compose/testing#semant... ).
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Comment #24998925
Compose is based on Kotlin Compiler Plugin. I'm not sure that you can use it from Scala for now.
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Comment #24998901
This is Desktop interpretation of Google's Jetpack Compose done by JetBrains team. I guess, for Alpha stage they are not targeting wide audience but mostly people that are familiar…
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Comment #24835978
Good luck with the project anyway.
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Comment #24828991
Do you have plans to support non-MacOS platforms in the future?
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Comment #24540882
That's a very good idea! Are you going to monetize your project or (maybe) open-source code and/or data?
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Comment #24398739
Actually you can self-host it: https://github.com/HabitRPG/habitica
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Comment #24177633
You are right. My fault. I guess I was triggered by amount of users that were registered very recently and that they are broadcasting the same messages as pro-kremlin propaganda do…
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Comment #24135642
> created: 1 hour ago This account is spreading exactly the same message that russian propaganda does. There is probability that it was created as a part of [russian troll army][1]…
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