iOS18 will still be available for older devices right? From the looks of the preview, it’ll go back to phones from 2018 which is fairly standard for Apple. And I’d imagine older iOS versions will continue to receive…
Ah, my lack of knowledge rather than a bug then, my bad! Thanks for explanation!
Same phone and same OS version down to the patch number. I’ve noticed UI hangs and stutter when changing the grades, and BNW in particular seems to cause the biggest issues. Not yet experienced a crash even if I flick…
Similar to another reply, my M2 16GB MacBook happily runs Mistral 7B, and it will do a decent job of most requests. I use it where I’m dealing with internal code or data for work where I need to know it’s all staying…
Not the parent, but just a few things I’d guess would be Apple Watch specific: - I’ve had employers that require a confirmation step from an app as a form of 2FA. If my phone isn’t awake, the notification comes to my…
To be fair, downtime is often posted for services popular among HN readers, I don’t think there’s malicious intent, it’s merely the acknowledgment of an incident. The fact that the headline is USUALLY “GitHub was down”…
Interesting, I’ve never seen this, thanks! The problem I see with this is that whatever you’re sending this to must have knowledge of the meta information superjson produces, so at that point you’re investing in it as a…
I understand your point and I can’t deny that Javascript continues to introduce weird, silent failures and quirks even today when everything is a bit more thought out than “the bad old days”. But I think in the case of…
I thought it was a bit sketchy too and spoke to their support agent about it. It seems this site is run by a partner, SPOT or Service Parts or Tools. Their privacy policy lists servicepartsortools.com as a domain but…
Ah that last point really struck a nerve. - Open lid - Lock screen shows - Screen fades to black as it realises there's an external monitor - Finally unlock, windows are all bunched up on the internal display -…
I'm unsure this is true. I was certainly disappointed when I went for a Samsung S8 at launch and found it laggy and glitchy 12 months in, and unusable at 18 months. As a short term money saver, I bought a 2016 iPhone SE…
I love no-JS type hacks and solutions as your post has suggested, but I would actually be more concerned about using solutions like your hidden menu in production than what the parent has suggested. Some of them, like…
Do you have an example you've run into where a DSL such as Svelte's or Vue's has actually stopped you from doing something? Would be genuinely interested to see it as I've never run into such a situation myself.
My feelings exactly, it makes for a satisfying separation of concerns, and if you understand what's going on under the hood it makes for cleaner templates and more obvious component code.
To be fair, React has been pulling this type of thing version after version. It seems like we MIGHT be settling on functions and hooks now, but only time will tell. The real kicker would be if they removed the options…
Unfortunately they pretty much dumped the class syntax early on in Vue 3's development, so you'll probably find it quite hard to transition to Vue 3 if you Vue 2 codebase is full on class components. I had a similar…
I appreciate React and Angular are difficult to get going without some sort of build step (React can do it, but not JSX, so it's not optimal), but Vue has always made it very easy to start right in the browser.…
I'm genuinely curious to know what you find severely lacking in fetch compared to $.ajax. - handling cookies fetch('https://example.com', { credentials: 'include' }) - HTTP status codes…
Okay, fair point, they might just re-include the UK in whatever exclusion list they have and that'll be that. But since GDPR came into force, others have followed suit, several other countries have begun implementing…
The promise of this is great and being a feature of Bitwarden, which is already fairly well trusted, is a plus in terms of peace of mind. But did anyone else find the demonstration a bit underwhelming? I've used sites…
You can still do this with Vue 3! The CodePen embeds they use in their "Getting Started" docs are all still just loading in an external library and making use of it with vanilla JS.…
Have you possibly installed Firefox Focus mistakenly? I purposely use this version to force myself to stop hoarding tabs, at least on mobile devices. It sounds as though the main version of mobile Firefox has tabs.
Not sure if Fastmail's filtering is as extensive as ProtonMail, but it seems there are several common headers that do a fairly good job of sorting emails into types. ProtonMail suggests filtering based on these…
I don't mean to make this into a code golf thread, but saying it "can't" be done in plain JS was too enticing not to try it. Does this meet the requirements? <body><script>let win=window;document.body.innerHTML=`<input…
It does, but it still creates an intermediate array which is what the parent comment was suggesting the use of `replace` worked around. With that said, there could easily be an array being iterated under the hood with…
iOS18 will still be available for older devices right? From the looks of the preview, it’ll go back to phones from 2018 which is fairly standard for Apple. And I’d imagine older iOS versions will continue to receive…
Ah, my lack of knowledge rather than a bug then, my bad! Thanks for explanation!
Same phone and same OS version down to the patch number. I’ve noticed UI hangs and stutter when changing the grades, and BNW in particular seems to cause the biggest issues. Not yet experienced a crash even if I flick…
Similar to another reply, my M2 16GB MacBook happily runs Mistral 7B, and it will do a decent job of most requests. I use it where I’m dealing with internal code or data for work where I need to know it’s all staying…
Not the parent, but just a few things I’d guess would be Apple Watch specific: - I’ve had employers that require a confirmation step from an app as a form of 2FA. If my phone isn’t awake, the notification comes to my…
To be fair, downtime is often posted for services popular among HN readers, I don’t think there’s malicious intent, it’s merely the acknowledgment of an incident. The fact that the headline is USUALLY “GitHub was down”…
Interesting, I’ve never seen this, thanks! The problem I see with this is that whatever you’re sending this to must have knowledge of the meta information superjson produces, so at that point you’re investing in it as a…
I understand your point and I can’t deny that Javascript continues to introduce weird, silent failures and quirks even today when everything is a bit more thought out than “the bad old days”. But I think in the case of…
I thought it was a bit sketchy too and spoke to their support agent about it. It seems this site is run by a partner, SPOT or Service Parts or Tools. Their privacy policy lists servicepartsortools.com as a domain but…
Ah that last point really struck a nerve. - Open lid - Lock screen shows - Screen fades to black as it realises there's an external monitor - Finally unlock, windows are all bunched up on the internal display -…
I'm unsure this is true. I was certainly disappointed when I went for a Samsung S8 at launch and found it laggy and glitchy 12 months in, and unusable at 18 months. As a short term money saver, I bought a 2016 iPhone SE…
I love no-JS type hacks and solutions as your post has suggested, but I would actually be more concerned about using solutions like your hidden menu in production than what the parent has suggested. Some of them, like…
Do you have an example you've run into where a DSL such as Svelte's or Vue's has actually stopped you from doing something? Would be genuinely interested to see it as I've never run into such a situation myself.
My feelings exactly, it makes for a satisfying separation of concerns, and if you understand what's going on under the hood it makes for cleaner templates and more obvious component code.
To be fair, React has been pulling this type of thing version after version. It seems like we MIGHT be settling on functions and hooks now, but only time will tell. The real kicker would be if they removed the options…
Unfortunately they pretty much dumped the class syntax early on in Vue 3's development, so you'll probably find it quite hard to transition to Vue 3 if you Vue 2 codebase is full on class components. I had a similar…
I appreciate React and Angular are difficult to get going without some sort of build step (React can do it, but not JSX, so it's not optimal), but Vue has always made it very easy to start right in the browser.…
I'm genuinely curious to know what you find severely lacking in fetch compared to $.ajax. - handling cookies fetch('https://example.com', { credentials: 'include' }) - HTTP status codes…
Okay, fair point, they might just re-include the UK in whatever exclusion list they have and that'll be that. But since GDPR came into force, others have followed suit, several other countries have begun implementing…
The promise of this is great and being a feature of Bitwarden, which is already fairly well trusted, is a plus in terms of peace of mind. But did anyone else find the demonstration a bit underwhelming? I've used sites…
You can still do this with Vue 3! The CodePen embeds they use in their "Getting Started" docs are all still just loading in an external library and making use of it with vanilla JS.…
Have you possibly installed Firefox Focus mistakenly? I purposely use this version to force myself to stop hoarding tabs, at least on mobile devices. It sounds as though the main version of mobile Firefox has tabs.
Not sure if Fastmail's filtering is as extensive as ProtonMail, but it seems there are several common headers that do a fairly good job of sorting emails into types. ProtonMail suggests filtering based on these…
I don't mean to make this into a code golf thread, but saying it "can't" be done in plain JS was too enticing not to try it. Does this meet the requirements? <body><script>let win=window;document.body.innerHTML=`<input…
It does, but it still creates an intermediate array which is what the parent comment was suggesting the use of `replace` worked around. With that said, there could easily be an array being iterated under the hood with…