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Bridgeburner4··on Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
Please provide a link.
Bridgeburner4··on Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
Please provide a link.
Bridgeburner4··on Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
If you have good resources on this, please share.
Bridgeburner4··on Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
I'm using authy on mobile. Can you say more?
Bridgeburner4··on Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
I went from using i3 on my personal Linux machine, to my macOS machine for work. I've had the same thoughts about switching back, but it wasn't an option. Amethyst pulled me through the worst. It can't compare to i3.

There's also this: https://github.com/koekeishiya/yabai, but I haven't tried it out because of the disclaimer: "You acknowledge that you understand the potential risk that may come from disabling arrow_upper_right System Integrity Protection on your system"

Bridgeburner4··on Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
I'm using it with https://github.com/ianyh/Amethyst . It's ok and I couldn't manage without.
Bridgeburner4··on Ask HN: How to get started with audio programming?
Thanks for this answer!

I don't know much about audio programming, but here's a question.

When emulating sounds from physical instruments, can you get close by using only code without using audio samples? If yes, is it harder/easier?

Bridgeburner4··on Building a full-text search engine in 150 lines of Python code
@op great article. I ran your code first without fully reading the article. It took the code almost an hour to parse and index the data using the terminal.

A suggestion, if you want to make the code more friendly. Either:

1. Write a note to README.md that once you exit the program, you loose the indexed data.

or

2. Save the indices to disk. :)

thanks for the article

Bridgeburner4··on Ask HN: Anyone working on systems to help preserve our attention?
I've always wanted to explore up/down/voting in a 'chain of trust' kind of way so your project looks interesting.

Personally, I would not use a system like this unless I could vote by category. E.g. I may not trust someone on gardening tips even when I place their taste in music very highly and I would enjoy seeing both topics equally.

Bridgeburner4··on User power, not power users: htop and its design philosophy
It's the same for me on macOS (htop version 3.0.2). Threads aren't displayed with a different color and I also can't hide them.