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kilian
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About kilian
My personal website: https://kilianvalkhof.com I can be found on twitter here: https://twitter.com/kilianvalkhof
Email me at my first name at my domain. :)
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Comment #48761371
The point isn't showing what they look like, it's that the result is randomized. Screenshots aren't, so that kind of defeats the purpose. The article starts with instructions on ho…
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Comment #48670436
Apparently the cable to the screen is to blame and the workaround is a piece of tape to block UV light reaching that component: https://www.reddit.com/r/xteinkereader/comments/1qly…
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Comment #48022513
The wallet app UI is the peak of Apple's 'single 20y/o in sf' design. Anyone that has multiple card from the same bank (because, say, you have a personal account and a shared accou…
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Comment #44586674
Hey, Polypane founder here hoping to get feedback and iterate ;) Needing to fill in the paperwork for a saas is a PITA. Is there anything I could add to the site or elsewhere that …
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Comment #43653514
A short, compressed, small video that's edge-cached beats always out a 4K stream, so it even works as a tactic to keep you in that overview longer.
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Comment #43652989
This is strongly in tin-foil hat territory but: streaming video costs a lot more money than streaming some JSON to populate a UI. Every minute you spent browsing the catalogue over…
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Comment #43504120
This reasoning misses a very large portion of Polypane, which is that you use it while developing, not just testing. It's a replacement for your time in Chrome/Firefox/Safari, not …
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Comment #43482553
Sure. Chromium is an evergreen browser, which means it's continuously patched and updated in the background. Getting a pinned Chromium version takes quite a lot of work, and really…
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Comment #43482465
> It just seems insincere for you to advertise browser features that are built in as features of your app specifically Sorry but I honestly don't understand this line of reasoning.…
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Comment #43480415
It should be better now, as I made tweaks to the starfield canvas at the top of the page.
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Comment #43479351
I don’t see how you can come to that conclusion with even a superficial reading of the homepage, unless you count ‘shows web pages’ as ‘almost all features’. And even then the home…
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Comment #43479331
Well that’s embarrassing, thats been there for literal years. At least the icons are right!
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Comment #43479322
I hired Igalia to work on Chromium recently. Give me a month or two ;)
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Comment #43476600
I explain my reasoning elsewhere in the thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43472234
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Comment #43476563
Those are customers. Just like for example on netlify.com. I had a title stating that for the longest time, then I noticed nearly all other landing pages simply have it without tit…
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Comment #43473956
Haha, email me and we’ll see
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Comment #43473582
Its free for students through the GitHub Student Developer Pack :)
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Comment #43472929
Polypane is a chromium-based browser that you install on your own device and use while building applications that lets you develop at different (emulated) devices and screensizes/v…
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Comment #43472878
Can't seem to replicate that here (m4 macbook), but I'll keep it open for a bit and see what happens. Thanks for letting me know!
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Comment #43472503
This feels like a lay-up, but here you go :) https://polypane.app/docs/emulation/#emulation-or-simulation Polypane doesn't simulate the specific rendering engine of other browsers,…
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Comment #43472372
Yeah, just like Dropbox is two curls duct-taped to an SD card.