Yes. If I knew everything I "need" to know according to these articles ... I would know a lot of stuff I never need.

Live your idea ;)

I built https://egghead.space exeggdly for this - absolutely some pun intended ;)

Just look at this awesome idea: https://egghead.space/sketch/iKGw9vQ9Qmub39Djz1ZR/Fallout+4+...

I never managed to bring it beyond alpha stage though and no one ever used it.

Main problem for me was that I always got the feeling it looked just ugly. I'm not a designer, so that was really demotivating...

It's a shame the audio is so bad. Would love me a polished version...

Oh that's your new side project right there: a browser plugin that does this on the fly. With ai. And put something something block chain in for the 2017 retro vibes ;)

There's a massive business for audio correction on the web. I find it almost hysterical to have a 1080p conference video with a blurry slide and a dark speaker and cannot hear clearly. Radio is a better medium.

I’m interested in presentation detection and enhancement in general. For example, if a person is standing in front of a mostly static chalkboard for an hour, there is a ton of information there about the writing on the board. The frames could be fed into a handwriting detector and perhaps vectorized, and the video format should understand this and transmit a full resolution chalkboard on frame zero of the transmission, and not send any board info until there is an actual modification.

And a good one imo.

Actually, exactly this is a side project of mine, running at https://egghead.space ;)

However, as my side projects tend to go, it's not very polished - or finished even. I still think it's a good idea though and hope I will finish it some day...

well speaking of side projects, i have a side project for side projects! You might want to add yours there: https://projectilo.com/

Short answer: no.

Long answer: The title ist ridiculous, I refuse to even open the link. Yes, I know this community favors more substantial comments, but this one made me angry.

Thanks, exactly my thoughts.

At my work we wouldn't be able to serve our legacy and non-legacy codebases if we could only use typescript.

Yeah, you can only use it if you start new. But if company exists some time longer you can't only rely on TS

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!

Fits perfectly with Betteridge's law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...

tl;dr: Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.

I like the concept and installed the android app. Unfortunately, I wouldn't call it a beta version. I would say alpha since it seems to ... lack a lot. I was even unable to report a bug via the in-app mail link. Got a response that there is no such project on gitlab ;)

Released a new version that fixes that https://twitter.com/manyver_se/status/1044634093181448197

That's an awesome idea.

There's a lot of room in a bowling ball so I think it should be possible.

Let's put a camera in the finger holes (no idea if there is a "right" name for them, sorry) and make the ball steer itself.

After that works, start to reduce the hardware size and go for golf balls and the big money ;)

I'm working on a simple web app to share ideas for side project. I'd love to "show hackernews" some day, but it's not ready yet.

- Code is at https://github.com/sne11ius/egghead.space

- Pre-alpha-ish version runs at https://egghead.space

Also: my tan, since the weather in germany is awesome this summer :D

I haven't used nuxt, but this vuejs component "hides" the wrapped component during server render:

https://github.com/egoist/vue-no-ssr

Regarding the "client/server render results do not match" issues: Fixing these is mostly easy in my experience, especially since vue will log the offending dom nodes to the dev console.

To clarify, this is not quite what I am looking for.

My challenge is that I don't want everything to be rendered on the client. I only want very specific things to be client rendered and nuxt does not have a way to do this (I think).

The no-ssr thing is the opposite of the functionality that I would like. I want to have the ability to declare which pieces are only server rendered and sprinkle in in client-side rendering where it makes sense.

Chrome@Android, Firefox@Android, Chrome@Windows - all fail for me.

Just look at the dev console.