tumultco · HackerTrans

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Best I can tell, it turned into Google Web Designer!

I'm on the outside, but best I can tell:

- You're thinking of a UI design tool called "Ninja"

- Google purchased Motorola Mobility and the Ninja project got cancelled

- Google launched Google Web Designer, that basically had an almost identical UI. As far as I can tell the internals are different, but probably shared some code or at least design work.

tumultco

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Hit command-t for file > new > new window tab. Then if you want you can drag out the tab into a new window. Now you can view these both at once.

Window tabs are weird but powerful. You can even name them and then have the preferences > behaviors show or hide these named ones at certain times.

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9 เดือนที่ผ่านมาdiscuss

I don't know about "working" but most recently it looks like AlterEgo has gotten closer to a shipping product and did a publicity launch ~a month ago.

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2 ปีที่แล้วdiscuss

To give some more context, Fleming's job was an antibacterial researcher, and also molds were also previously known to have these properties. In some ways, the lucky part was others finding his work and developing it. I found this video on the development of Penicillin a pretty interesting watch:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhXmkDapHWg

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3 ปีที่แล้วdiscuss

I only have the "final" 13.5kb version to test against. It compresses very well:

  gzip:     6.95kb    (98.9%)
  brotli:   5.99kb    (99.0%)

tumultco

3 ปีที่แล้วdiscuss

I was curious about this myself. I extracted the json for the "uncompressed" image:

https://gist.github.com/jmfd/8dbb96fcd8a1ba1e8ad6e9167bd70ce...

And then tried these commands against it:

  gzip:        39.56kb    (93.7%)
  zstd:        35.86kb    (94.3%)
  gzip -9:     35.51kb    (94.4%)
  bzip2:       24.35kb    (96.1%)
  zstd -19:    24.01kb    (96.2%)
  brotli:      21.42kb    (96.6%)

(I'm not up-to-date on default web server configs, but I imagine most would automatically transmit with gzip over the wire for json?)

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3 ปีที่แล้วdiscuss

Context is the rest of the sentence:

> and polish on the app for free forever

But even "bug fixes" are sometimes not cleaning up your own issues; for example, macOS updates regularly will break apps. It's like paying someone to lay down a lawn for you and expecting the grass will never need cutting.

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3 ปีที่แล้วdiscuss

> It also feels super shitty to launch 1.0 out of the blue AND then expire the public beta builds that we have been using for 3 years with 4 days notice...

The 1.0 has a 14 day trial, so that at least extends it to 18 days notice.

It really seems like the beta program might have been a victim of its own success (and ridiculously long duration).

It is interesting to look at it through the lens of what's the social contract between a beta user and a developer? I feel the basics are that users get access to features ahead of time in exchange for reporting bugs if they discover any, but nowadays perhaps folks think there should be more they get out of it? Of course it isn't fun to beta a pre-1.0 product and have the workflow disturbed because the price isn't palatable, but that's the risk?

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If you're on a retina display, I recommend adding this CSS so it uses nearest-neighbor interpolation for the scaling:

  img {
    image-rendering: pixelated !important;
  }

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Thanks for your work in developing this!

Does Lexical have a feature to set arbitrary CSS on a particular selection range? I've been looking for a solution to do this since the WebKit's -[WebView applyStyle:] is deprecated as part of WebView Legacy. It isn't clear to me from glancing at the docs if RangeSelection.formatText() or other methods can handle anything or just a subset of styling code. Thanks!

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5 ปีที่แล้วdiscuss

It wasn't in the above list, but Apple did completely remove PHP in Monterey.

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I made a revised icon that imho fits in better with the Big Sur's look and works at Dock sizes:

https://twitter.com/jmfd/status/1417595485653635073

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