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jordwalke
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Comment #23176611
It is.
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Comment #23174007
- It's Just JavaScript With Types - It's Usable - It Has Full Type Safety Pick two. I think the TypeScript is aware of the tradeoffs, have chosen the first two, and the result is a…
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Comment #23173592
You forgot the most important part: "to the largest audience possible". I think that's the biggest disconnect here.
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Comment #23173379
I believe it does address part of your comments. At the very least: "And then we have the ReasonML project that has seen even less activity recently" You comment seemed to be based…
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Comment #23173151
ReasonML is an umbrella project/sponsor for many subprojects, all of which have the goal of bringing fully type safe, fast compiling, fast executing code to the widest number of de…
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Comment #22154844
I'm not sure how you missed it, but right from the main Reason web page( https://reasonml.github.io/ ) there is a link to the Github repo for one of the ReasonML syntax ( https://g…
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Comment #20983027
Under that definition of "native", it's pretty clear developers don't care very much about having "native" text editors/IDEs, wouldn't you agree? You can look at editor usage to se…
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Comment #20982152
The other thing to consider is that developers spend up to ten hours a day in these editors. The biggest benefits of OS-coherent UI is that an application is quickly learnable for …
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Comment #20982138
I'll adopt whatever definition you want "native" to mean for the discussion - and under your definition of native, I would say it's pretty clear that users of text editors and deve…
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Comment #20982084
ReasonML does not imply JavaScript - it can compile natively using the OCaml native compilers - and that's exactly what Revery does. GLFW is also native/C.
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Comment #20980267
You might like to follow OniVim2: https://onivim.io It is native, cross platform, and not based on Electron. It also uses Vim as the core editing engine.
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Comment #20775166
It appears that (at least) Safari cannot open mhtml files. The benefit of a tool such as what the OP shared is that it can produce plain html pages that are openable by anyone. (al…
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Comment #20775116
You can first prerender the page with Chrome in headless mode (see my other comment), and then convert it into a single document using an inlining tool (such as the OP's). That way…
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Comment #20775109
I'm not aware of a way to save as MHTML from Chrome in headless mode (from the command line). Are you?
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Comment #20775071
I really like this concept, and I've been using an npm package called inliner which does this too: https://www.npmjs.com/package/inliner I'm glad there's more people taking a look …
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Comment #20728775
Just a reminder. If you are doing these experiments on an external display, make sure you are doing so with your laptop lid closed (its screen off). Mac OS (and maybe other operati…
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Comment #19187571
I like the latest title better than the one it was first changed to, thanks.
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Comment #19183262
HN changed the title of this from the original question: “GitHub censors deepfake source code for non logged in users? (Try incognito)” I have no opinion about whether or not that …
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Comment #19183042
Are your ssh keys being used? Or did you use the https:// endpoint?
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Comment #19182967
More discussion on the topic: https://www.reddit.com/r/github/comments/99aovq/unable_to_ac...