My favorite editor for years, I use it in conjunction with Vim in the terminal. I’ve been trying to move to NeoVim but can never find the time. And regular MacVim/Vim is already awesome.
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My favorite editor for years, I use it in conjunction with Vim in the terminal. I’ve been trying to move to NeoVim but can never find the time. And regular MacVim/Vim is already awesome.
I used to visit it daily.
For recording and forgetting, I recently played with LTO, again.
But I always end up at local HDD + remote AWS Glacier.
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---I'm a Full-Stack Developer, Web Designer and Image Editor with over 25 years of professional experience. Problem-solver and avid learner, I'm used to working with small and large teams across enterprise, government and third sector. I take deadlines and delivery commitments very seriously.
That’s exactly what you often do on them, when they are good at it. How would you rather browse a large library: one by one, slowly, or use a non-linear accelerator to quickly get close to where you want to be and then precisely pick your choice?
The click wheel was brilliant software and hardware, simultaneously, which is why I call it “Apple at its best”.
It could have been good software with unreliable, wobbly hardware, or robust hardware with a slight rendering delay, which would break the illusion. Instead it was sturdy, responsive and just a joy to use. Much like Apple’s trackpads, which remain surprisingly unmatched.
But I guess we have different tastes on music players.
iTunes was also unrivaled in its first versions, before it became an everything app. And syncing was pretty great before ubiquitous internet was a thing.
I’m pretty sure they will, as they have, like clockwork, in the same month, for over a decade.
On my phone, at least, I had to pintch-to-zoom to 2-3X to see the difference.
And at that size, the “synthesized” version looks much sharper.
You might need more cropping for the mobile version. At 1X I couldn’t tell them apart.
Haven’t checked the desktop version yet
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CMS/Backend Framework | expert in WordPress, experience with Laravel and CakePHP.
Frontend | expert in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Tailwind. Experience with Vue and React.
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Email: pedro@estarque.com.br
---I'm a Full-Stack Developer, Web Designer and Image Editor with over 25 years of professional experience. Problem-solver and avid learner, I'm used to working with small and large teams across enterprise, government and third sector. I take deadlines and delivery commitments very seriously.
I see employability being discussed far more often than joy.
If your motivation was selling as many clothes as possible, then the industrial textile revolution was miraculous.
If you enjoyed knitting threads together, it was the crushing victory of mediocrity.
He was VP of Design. That's as close to being design-god at Apple as you can get.
> Somehow we are led to believe that all of them were against this direction, and Dye single-handedly forced all the changes through.
I don't think that's a widely held belief. What's puzzling and scary to me is how so many people either stayed silent, failed to disagree or quit. How a deeply entrenched design culture can so easily crumble.
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CMS/Backend Framework | expert in WordPress, experience with Laravel and CakePHP.
Frontend | expert in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Tailwind. Experience with Vue and React.
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Email: pedro@estarque.com.br
---I'm a Full-Stack Developer, Web Designer and Image Editor with over 25 years of professional experience. Problem-solver and avid learner, I'm used to working with small and large teams across enterprise, government and third sector. I take deadlines and delivery commitments very seriously.
On your second, Liquid Glass is merely the culmination of years of bad direction. Hiding essential feature on hover (notification's close icon, elapsed time on Apple Music, proxy icon, etc), poor contrast, legibility, background/foreground differentiation, was a long running process.
On your third point, I think it's possible and, if that's the case, deeply troubling.
If I were at Apple's leadership I'd consider that a major blindspot and focus deeply on fixing it.
When you’re using a tool for 40 years and someone who really has no clue gets in charge, starts breaking basic functionality for no good reason and affecting your day to day work, it’s not hard to get infuriated.
We shouldn’t be guessing if uniformity helps distinguish between apps or not. We could very easily test it.
But UI/UX has long distanced itself from science, for whatever reason. Maybe because users are so proficient these days that almost anything works. We used to required training on how to use a mouse, menus and windows.
It’s been probably a decade since I’ve heard anyone mention Fitt’s law, for instance, and Liquid Glass atrocities are direct a consequence of disregarding all that was learned in this field.
Not that Mail.app is amazing. It sometimes corrupts its sqlite db (I have 300k+ emails dating back to the late 90s). But it's still way better than the dreadful web interface that only seems to get worse and slower.
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CMS/Backend Framework | expert in WordPress, experience with Laravel and CakePHP.
Frontend | expert in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Tailwind. Experience with Vue and React.
Résumé/CV: https://pedro.estarque.com.br/resume.pdf
Email: pedro@estarque.com.br
---I'm a Full-Stack Developer, Web Designer and Image Editor with over 25 years of professional experience. Problem-solver and avid learner, I'm used to working with small and large teams across enterprise, government and third sector. I take deadlines and delivery commitments very seriously.
So, a nonfunctional project is created by AI and AI is used to attests its nonfunctionality.
What a brave new world.
The government (both current and previous administrations) is doing everything it can to make sure they do keep up, at the very least. And with enough money being thrown at it, they probably will.
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CMS/Backend Framework | expert in WordPress, experience with Laravel and CakePHP.
Frontend | expert in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Tailwind. Experience with Vue and React.
Résumé/CV: https://pedro.estarque.com.br/resume.pdf
Email: pedro@estarque.com.br
---I'm a Full-Stack Developer, Web Designer and Image Editor with over 25 years of professional experience. Problem-solver and avid learner, I'm used to working with small and large teams across enterprise, government and third sector. I take deadlines and delivery commitments very seriously.
What Has Changed
- Modern precision
- Serviceable parts
- Modern glass
- Improved rewind
- Custom finishes
Which is a bit too vague for my taste. Location: Brazil
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CMS/Backend Framework | expert in WordPress, experience with Laravel and CakePHP.
Frontend | expert in HTML, CSS, JS, Tailwind and jQuery. Experience with Vue and React.
Résumé/CV: https://pedro.estarque.com.br/resume.pdf
Email: tambourine.man.hn at Google’s popular mail service
---I'm a Full-Stack Developer, Web Designer and Image Editor with over 25 years of professional experience. Problem-solver and avid learner, I'm used to working with small and large teams across enterprise, government and third-sector. I take deadlines and delivery commitments very seriously.
If you have a decades old .vimrc like I do, that meant a few conditionals to load niceties such as LSP when running on nvim. I got that mostly working but there are still a few things missing.
If you’re starting from scratch, that’s much easier.