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Comment #49246968
Riffing of the predictability of an adjustable distance, a similar option might be something like a marker/inverse colour applied to a line immediately before the scroll. The marke…
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Comment #49246734
Sounds like something a bot would say!
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Comment #48523131
Ty for the kind words! I completely agree with you too. Compose added a Crossfade modifier that makes it super easy to apply the animation to a content switch but it's often applie…
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Comment #48523091
Appreciate heads-up! I just checked Chrome on my Android device and it's all working fine for me. I don't know if I set the page up weirdly but I have to refresh the page sometimes…
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Comment #48520644
I've seen a few comments along the lines of wishing that the author had included examples of solutions. I wrote a very similar post recently that details both the issues with the a…
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Comment #48520563
I did just this recently. I detailed the imperfections first, which were similar to this in concept, and then walked through the improvements I made. If you're curious, you can see…
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Comment #47222031
Artists benefit hugely from the extra horsepower. My brother works in the animation industry and uses an ipad as his primary work device when travelling.
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Comment #44865253
I do the same and I also find that it greatly improves how rapidly I can context-switch back into the work, even after a weekend away.
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Comment #44830788
You realize of course that you are also on HN and thus this apparent dichotomous behaviour applies to you as well? I imagine you have some reason for why it doesn't and I think you…
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Comment #44230293
From what I've seen,the refractions happen in predictable contexts so I suspect that they'll be able to create shaders, etc that will limit the performance hit
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Comment #42730602
It's a good question! I've been hearing the joke for years that RN architects don't have any android devices to test on.
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Comment #42730514
I was glad to see the discussion as well but it feels like the downsides were also very understated. Working on an RN app as a native dev requires a lot of cross-domain knowledge t…
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Comment #42730348
Blazing fast is a bold claim. I use this app nearly every day on a brand new Pixel 9 Pro and, while much improved from a few years ago, it is far from "blazing fast". For example, …
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Comment #40884755
I wrote an app to log mileage while doing deliveries, etc for my small business. It gives me a small tax benefit at the end of the year. To make it more fun, I gave the UI a "termi…
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Comment #40629728
No hate but saying that collectors simply gather things that others made is rather dismissive. It may certainly be true in some cases but it's also very possible that true, potenti…
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Comment #39069977
I had a similar thought a few years ago when trying to think of "useful" uses of NFTs. It could be great if I could buy music, etc and then play it on any streaming service via som…
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Comment #39006152
Not the OP but it looks to be https://ghost.org/ I use it as well for a small development blog and it's been an enjoyable experience
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Comment #37644755
I'd like to introduce Trtl, a mobile app I'm working on with a terminal-like UI. I don't see many mobile apps on HN but this one has a twist that I thought might be interesting to …
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Comment #36761476
1 line barely acknowledging the criticism, 4 lines defending the car whose feelings I can assume have been mortally wounded. The defensiveness around the car is ironic given how ca…
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Comment #35023549
I was right there with you. I was very supportive of the improving app UI standards at the time but it started to feel like a contest of whose design has more visual complexity and…
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Comment #33023180
The LG OS is not Android-based. LG bought WebOS from HP many moons ago and adapted it for televisions.
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Comment #32596725
The saddest thing about this dismal comment is that you likely judge others negatively based on shallow opinions like this. I sincerely hope you are not in any position of authorit…
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Comment #32594365
Their intent is all well and good but, from your description, it seems they are not capable of preventing this tool they've built for their own "fun" from being used from causing h…
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Comment #30573975
The government invoked the emergencies act which gave them the ability to freeze bank accounts of people the suspected of supporting an ongoing illegal protest. This means that the…