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by CSSer 7y ago
Yup, pretty much. I’ve not worked extensively with Forestry, but I have with Netlify CMS, which is an alternative with a very similar premise. My experience was that it’s very difficult to build a robust CMS on top of markdown. If basic con
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by CSSer 7y ago
Not sure what you mean by necessity. I promise I’m not trying to be pedantic, but it’s not required. Plus, there are other, newer JS frameworks out there that use html templates and the like. The struggle is just maintaining valid HTML.
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by CSSer 7y ago
My mind also went to the PR cost. Why try to go after their customers for their own mistake? The customer didn’t choose the pricing structure, they did. Put it on the P&L, move on and do better.
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by CSSer 7y ago
Even since they made autopilot standard, I still find this whole payment structure hard to swallow. I would understand the idea of end of life support or even a monthly subscription because I wholly embrace the idea of more maintainable cod
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by CSSer 7y ago
Somewhat serious question: do you think it matters if it looks absolutely silly?
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by CSSer 7y ago
I remember reading this paper and I think watching a corresponding PoC video when this came out. Does anyone remember why or happen to know why this never made it to market? Error rate, maybe?
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by CSSer 7y ago
Hi, web app dev here. It’s possible to do. Whether it piques your interest or is worth your personal effort to do is of course up to you, but it is doable. Some may scoff, but I’d even say it’s possible to do it elegantly.
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by CSSer 7y ago
To answer your question: in terms of optimization, yes. Npm has pretty much closed the gap. However, depending on your package management strategy, I’d go with Yarn until/unless npm offers a better solution for monorepo package managem
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by CSSer 7y ago
Ethical decisions have consequences that include blame. Engineers are well-paid, highly sought after individuals. As long as they manage their finances responsibly, walking away from a job should not be as dire as you make it sound.
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by CSSer 7y ago
Sounds a bit like AppleScript.
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by CSSer 7y ago
> The lowest exposure level used in the studies was equal to the maximum local tissue exposure currently allowed for cell phone use. This power level rarely occurs with typical usage patterns. The highest exposure level in the studies wa
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by CSSer 7y ago
> The horse of Aynrandianism was long ago beaten to death Apparently not. As for the mediocre discussion, fine. > You really had to swoop to cherry-pick that detail, which could hardly be less prominent. Fair enough. I suppose I'
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by CSSer 7y ago
I think there’s a lot of substance there. Objectivism is a morally bankrupt excuse for a philosophical system, and Atlas Shrugged is a farcical, unrealistic and flimsy narrative awash with paper-thin characters and comical villains that ex
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by CSSer 7y ago
I was interested until I got to the point where he cited Atlas Shrugged among the reading material that has influenced his personal philosophy. Just... Really?
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by CSSer 7y ago
They do? The web is the future!
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by CSSer 7y ago
I think your examples hinted at an important part of network-driven applications: loading. Loading statuses, done correctly, and with the right attention to detail, can result in users waiting more patiently than many would ever believe. So
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by CSSer 7y ago
I agree. I want to know the answer to the same question. Pseudo-intellectual sophism seems to be abundant here.
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by CSSer 7y ago
What prevents me from masquerading as an individual when I’m really a company? See: https://twitter.com/jhooks/status/1167480182157889536?s=20
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by CSSer 7y ago
You know, it’s funny, this exact ad is the first thing that came to mind when I read the headline. It’s a very popular package. I wonder if it was part of the decision.
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by CSSer 7y ago
Hhm, after researching a bit, it appears I was taught incorrectly. Thank you for pointing that out. Nevertheless, isn't that a very subtle distinction? If I define my sense of duty from God's will, isn't the contrast against
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by CSSer 7y ago
For those who have studied Philosophical Ethics in High School or Undergrad, you'll probably be familiar with the term "deontological" (lit. 'derived from god') but are perhaps not used to the term "consequenti
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by CSSer 7y ago
These are small brochure/marketing sites with complex configuration on each page and a handful of collections i.e. a blog or some services pages. Ironically, the blog posts are the easy part. After all, there are usually only a couple
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by CSSer 7y ago
As someone who really enjoys Netlify, I suspect that the CMS project is just under-staffed. I’ve been building out a fairly complex Gatsby project with it recently. While doing so, I spent a lot of time reviewing issues and finding workarou
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by CSSer 7y ago
"teamwork" and "can work remotely" are flipped in the similarity graph of the job explorer: https://whatforwork.com/job-explorer/ That is, "teamwork" returns results for "can work rem
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by CSSer 7y ago
But what if we count in hexadecimal?
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by CSSer 8y ago
body { max-width: 50em; margin: 1em auto; } to make this more readable on a desktop...