Yes, found it, thank you!
(For reference, it didn't show up with search term "radio ambulante" but did with "Radio Ambulante")
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Yes, found it, thank you!
(For reference, it didn't show up with search term "radio ambulante" but did with "Radio Ambulante")
This is great, I’ve been wanting something like this for a while!
A few points of early feedback after 15min of listening with only “Show Translation” on:
1. Showing only a fragment of each sentence at a time feels hard to follow as in scanning to the start of the next fragment (which can jump around vertically) and lacking the context of previous words
Would you consider a view that shows more of the surrounding words but, like focus mode in iA Writer, grays out the non-current fragment?
2. There are sometimes gaps in transcription/translation
3. I couldn’t find my favourite Spanish podcast, Radio Ambulante, which I feel would probably be quite a popular one for Spanish learners — Any particular reason?
If you're both using macOS, the Messages app's screen sharing [1] is seriously good.
[1] https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/messages/screen-sharin...
Bitbucket asks the question about whether to close the branch in a pull request at the time you create it, e.g.,
https://s3.amazonaws.com/uploads.hipchat.com/10804/29957/csa3g3hjsk6i27p/close-branch-after-merge.png
since the person creating it is usually in the best position to decide whether the feature branch they're working on is "complete".Though I really like GitHub's implementation for cleaning up old pull requests (or ones you forgot to tick the close branch checkbox for).
(Full disclosure: I'm a developer on Bitbucket for Atlassian.)
Thanks, Jeremy, and thanks for the offer. I'll be in touch with a paragraph for Bitbucket.
We've just added a Meld/IntelliJ style diff to FishEye 2.2, e.g., http://sandbox.fisheye.atlassian.com/browse/rails/actionpack...