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@elijah Each API call costs the same, yeah

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@elijah Each API call costs the same, yeah

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“Dang I wish I could get my app on the cover of The Verge, Daring Fireball, MacRumors, 9to5Mac”

-monkey paw curls-

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“Dang I wish I could get my app on the cover of The Verge, Daring Fireball, MacRumors, 9to5Mac”

-monkey paw curls-

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Got off my call with Reddit just now about the API. Bad news unless I come up with 20 million dollars (not joking). Appreciate boosts. https://www. reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comment s/13ws4w3/had_a_call_with_reddit_to_discuss_pricing_bad/

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Got off my call with Reddit just now about the API. Bad news unless I come up with 20 million dollars (not joking). Appreciate boosts. https://www. reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comment s/13ws4w3/had_a_call_with_reddit_to_discuss_pricing_bad/

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Pray for me, today is Reddit API pricing announcement day!

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Pray for me, today is Reddit API pricing announcement day!

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@rbe2 Don't go absolutely crazy, I limit mine to about 5000 short IDs if I recall correctly, but that's well within UserDefault's limit which is like 10 MB I think?

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@rbe2 Don't go absolutely crazy, I limit mine to about 5000 short IDs if I recall correctly, but that's well within UserDefault's limit which is like 10 MB I think?

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@rbe2 Mine's even easier, I just write the IDs to UserDefaults as an ordered set :p

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@rbe2 Mine's even easier, I just write the IDs to UserDefaults as an ordered set :p

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@rbe2 App level

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@rbe2 App level

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@mattcomi Yeah, more on-device stuff would be really cool, even if it was just for the simpler stuff

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@mattcomi Yeah, more on-device stuff would be really cool, even if it was just for the simpler stuff

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@makapuu Will investigate, thank you!

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@makapuu Will investigate, thank you!

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@timonus Whoaaa, nice! Glad it could help!

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@timonus Whoaaa, nice! Glad it could help!

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@josh I need to write a blog post sometime haha. It took some getting used to but I find it really nice for programming. It's nothing too complicated or unique, I think you just have to give yourself the time to get used to it

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@josh I need to write a blog post sometime haha. It took some getting used to but I find it really nice for programming. It's nothing too complicated or unique, I think you just have to give yourself the time to get used to it

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My new favorite Siri/HomePod interaction just happened 😛

“Hey Siri pause”

-HomePod lowers music volume to speak-

“There's nothing playing”

-increases music volume back up-

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My new favorite Siri/HomePod interaction just happened 😛

“Hey Siri pause”

-HomePod lowers music volume to speak-

“There's nothing playing”

-increases music volume back up-

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@jtaby You should! It's honestly really simple. https://typeractive.xyz

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@jtaby You should! It's honestly really simple. https://typeractive.xyz

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@JagCesar Yeah! The 0 in the top right corner of the left side already shows your typing WPM in real time

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@JagCesar Yeah! The 0 in the top right corner of the left side already shows your typing WPM in real time

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@parrots @BasicAppleGuy Oh right! And you should, I really love it

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@parrots @BasicAppleGuy Oh right! And you should, I really love it

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@kjcl I wish! Nah this is custom built, you can pretty much get all the components from Typeractive then it's just some pretty basic soldering

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@kjcl I wish! Nah this is custom built, you can pretty much get all the components from Typeractive then it's just some pretty basic soldering

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@mccllstr That's the goal :p

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@mccllstr That's the goal :p

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@toastersocks It's really comfy. Not quite as fun to type on as cherry switches but the low profile choc ones definitely feel more ergonomic

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@toastersocks It's really comfy. Not quite as fun to type on as cherry switches but the low profile choc ones definitely feel more ergonomic

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@b3ll omg that's what I was going to figure out next

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@b3ll omg that's what I was going to figure out next

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Got a little e-ink screen for my split wireless keyboard 🥹 It’s programmable and currently shows the battery life of each half and which device it’s connected to

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Got a little e-ink screen for my split wireless keyboard 🥹 It’s programmable and currently shows the battery life of each half and which device it’s connected to

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Close up of e-ink screen on each half of a split keyboard with white, red, and orange keys 

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Zoomed out shot of both halves of a split keyboard with two e-ink screens in the middle side of each keyboard 