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A cool thing about a lot of the agency work I did early in my career is our audience was not actually the stated audience, it was the staff at the company that hired us. And one of the companies was on IE7. So yeah, I've nine-sliced a
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I can confirm. I got decent with VoiceOver as the "guy on the team who gives a shit about this" (unofficial title) and yeah, it stinks. Also, you don't necessarily move through the page linearly with a screen reader; the roto
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This I've never gotten. It takes very little CSS to unstyle them!!
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what's annoying about that example is that all of those <div>s could be buttons with no other changes. The only content inside the button <div> is the title and folder icon, not the list of examples associated with that tit
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Forgot about Zokka, a fork that just fixes a couple longstanding compiler bugs and adds the ability to use a private package repo and override package dependencies. Kinda cool. https://github.com/Zokka-Dev/zokka-compile
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The syntax of the language is pretty much what it is for the forseeable future. There's a lot of activity with libraries and such, but not the language itself. > Is there a fork that has taken over development? Lamdera is an "u
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Pyotr Kropotkin in _The Conquest of Bread_ writes the following conclusion about the advent of greenhouse agriculture and steam power and what they mean for European labor at the turn of the 20th century. It's a communist (well, they&#
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Kind of funny that it went from a Ramadan model to an Easter-post-computus model https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramadan#Beginning https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_of_Easter
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Expense a Rolex GMT Master or Sky Dweller. Tell your boss I said it was necessary!
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Thank you! The Boss meme will not die. It STINKS!
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I've had some success setting up nix flakes for this! Using an LLM assist I even got a single font changed. I had previously run a bunch of scripts as root with no idea what I was doing in order to effect the same change. Annoying!
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JS as a synecdoche for JS and everything it requests. I may be the only person who says that. I may be asking you to read my mind. Unfair. Ah well.
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yeah I almost always start with `cat` but I still pipe it into `sed -n 1,4p`
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710. Did a binary search on the URLs. Didn't look at the JS, whoops.
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The big thing is undoing: if I want to uninstall something, I delete it from the text file and rerun my nix init. I also just decided to get more serious about having all my aliases and shell functions in source control, but then I need to
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Really? This surprises me. I've used them for projects and for my home-manager setup and it's always been amazing at it. The best example I can come up with is packaging a font I needed into a nix package for a LaTeX file. It woul
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Yeah it's like 99% responsible for all of my flake files; I wasn't being facetious!
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Prompt lets you log into some other computer and run programs there, not run programs on your iPad. Hell, I used it to fix a production bug from my phone in like 2013.
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drop $20/month for any LLM and you don't even have to learn it!
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My relaxing on the couch creative activity is writing code in compiled languages, running a server, and seeing it go in the browser. This is impossible on an iPad. There are many other creative workflows possible on an iPad, but I'm no
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> I still don't have it fully set up Highly recommend doing nix + nix-darwin + home-manager to make this declarative. Easier to futz around with.
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Further validation for n / 0 = 0 in Elm and Pony and a couple other places! TYSM
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delightful, ty. How does it handle empty arrays? Throw? Average is zero? Average is infinity?
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> I love explaining +/%# Based on the one thing I remember in APL I'm guessing the first two characters are "sum over some data structure" and the data structure is what the next two mean. What does it mean entirely?
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Studied for some CS/EE final with my class on Google Wave. It absolutely rocked for making a study guide together. I can't even really remember how it worked, just that I was blown away by it.
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highly recommend every programmer set up hold/tap for their modifiers, including space cadet style parentheses.
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> Since it only does one thing, that typically means you have to import a dozen other libraries that are mostly "flavors of the month" captured in time. By weird happenstance I got a job writing in a half-dead, compiles-to-JS l
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n=1 an overwatered hanging plant killed our Model M.
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Those are "phono-semantic compounds" for anyone looking to do more reading up on them. The example that springs most readily to mind is "嗎" (in Pinyin "mǎ") which is a question particle you put at the end of se
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Jorge Luis Borges would agree with you, as he articulates in this interview with fellow native Spanish speaker William F. Buckley (starts at about 17:15 in case the timestamp disappears) https://youtu.be/bNxzQSheCkc?si=LK_Zy
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