when naming the protocol part of a url, obviously you don't want to pick something so verbose, but that doesn't mean you gotta pick an acronym. could be hyper:// or smth. not saying it should be, just saying there are other ways that a more verbose concept can be shorted for certain contexts
- i pressed "Amino Acids", and nothing updated below the toolbar. can't figure out what it does
- the "Tools" buttons looks like a segmented picker, but both seem to actually initiate a modal presentation
this tool seems interesting, but it would be worth polishing some of these ui quirks because my first impression was that it seems a bit broken (or confused me)!
but seems like a cool project otherwise, love people building and sharing explainers as they learn stuff!
is it actually free? or are we collectively paying for it by allowing the big business to gain control of an otherwise competitive market and jack up prices
individuals are not pricing that in. coordination is needed. that's why we regulate the market
It's hard for me to tease apart the differences between Rye "first class context", deprecated JS "with" statement, Scala/Idris/Agda implicit arguments, and I guess also just effect systems generally?
it feels like there're all features for ergonomic dependency injection, but maybe that's a lot of programming
Yeah, the price difference between this and Teenage Engineering's own products is wild! It's worth noting the Playdate (by Panic) is designed by Teenage Engineering and also just $200. https://shop.play.date