LocalPCGuy

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by LocalPCGuy 2y ago
Not the author, but thought it was pretty nice. - https://github.com/DigitallyTailored/Classless.css I know this isn't the first, I have this note from a previous HN discussion: - https://github.com&#x2
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by LocalPCGuy 2y ago
Just adding on to number 4 - I didn't realize there was additional information explaining the pattern further below the interactive challenge for the first couple steps. When completed, it should then show the explanation and a button
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by LocalPCGuy 2y ago
I was excited to see this as just last night I was using FFmpeg to combine digital (legally owned) movies with multiple parts into a single MKV file. It worked great, the one thing (and this is undoubtedly just a knowledge problem on my par
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by LocalPCGuy 2y ago
The scenario I was envisioning was a simple as a developer that worked at that startup added DankStartup email to their Github account, committed a bunch of code. Company shut down, but dev doesn't think to disassociate that domain&#x2
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by LocalPCGuy 2y ago
You're assuming they actually care to distinguish. But real answer, barring a brief period where some users may get a cached version, they can likely just use the date of change to determine before and after if necessary.
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by LocalPCGuy 2y ago
Same sentiment here - I feel like this is the largest challenge for people that would otherwise be ideal candidates. I wasn't even willing to move off one of the largest brokerages for the semi-recent Robinhood 3% "transfer deal&q
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by LocalPCGuy 2y ago
And not very accessible as well (fails color contrast standards, just over 3:1, 4.5:1 is minimum). I thought light grey text on a light background finally went out of style a few years back.
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by LocalPCGuy 2y ago
In general, studies I've looked at show that even with unequal consumption, even those in the "high consumption" (and therefore probably higher fluoride ingestion) don't lead to what would be considered an excessive amou
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by LocalPCGuy 2y ago
It should be noted that this ruling has numerous problems from a scientific point of view, as does the NLP report that was relied on . I'm not opposed to validating safety of anything we're doing at a significant amount like this
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by LocalPCGuy 2y ago
Good to know, we have a Flutter repo and I have been wondering how hard it would be to integrate. That said, not sure there is a lot of benefit for having the Flutter / Web app in a monorepo, maybe reduced branch management when workin
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by LocalPCGuy 2y ago
I've been using Nx ( https://nx.dev/ ) for a while now, but primarily on a front end set of apps currently. While it started as a TS/JS monorepo tool, it has evolved into something that (they claim) can be used for
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by LocalPCGuy 2y ago
This is why my preferred email regex is just .*@.* (I've been talked into .*@.*\..{2,} before as a slightly more restrictive pattern). And I realize there may be times/places this is not satisfactory, but it works for most general
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by LocalPCGuy 2y ago
> After "she" said no, then Altman auditions a bunch of voice talent and picks someone who sounds just like SJ. According to the article, the word After here is incorrect. It states the voice actor was hired months before the f
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
I saw someone else mentioned his books, but he also was one of the main people behind the CSS 1 test suite (1998) that gave browser manufacturers tests they could target to ensure they were properly rendering to the CSS spec. That went on t
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
The reasoning behind mobile-first was exactly what you say is "easy" and I disagree - it is not always "easy" to shrink contents of complex desktop layouts into a mobile one. Mobile first helps figure out the simplest po
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
I think you're trying to make a very nuanced point, and I tend to agree that there are different needs for different viewport sizes. But I think it's important to note the difference between the design and the technology to build
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
Smaller world, I also used to work with him. And just recently used the fridge trick on an old dying hard drive (it worked fwiw), but don't remember if he was the source of why I thought that might work.
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
> Proxmox is an open-source, Type 1 hypervisor that comes as a Debian-based Linux distribution. With Proxmox, users can experience a hypervisor that can integrate Linux containers (LXC) and KVM hypervisor, networking functionality, and s
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
Yah, as I understand it (not a sysadmin, just hobby stuff), if you want to run something in docker, you'd have to setup the system first and then docker on top of that. I'm not sure you need the docker layer though - it's unn
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
Any specific reason it wouldn't work with Angular as well (noticed it was not listed in the Frontend frameworks section)?
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
A more extreme version of this would be to install something like Prox-mox on a machine (doesn't have to be the actual machine you're using, but probably could be) instead of the standard OS, and then create virtualized containers
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
Also disagree, not only is volunteering time and knowledge not usually something that costs much, there are a number of reasons it's a good idea for someone looking for work. Folks looking for work may have time, it can create new conn
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
Developers gain if they know CSS. Just like JavaScript - for either, if you understand the underlying base technology, it doesn't matter what framework you are presented with, you can learn the specifics of that framework fairly quickl
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
Thanks for the data point re: larger apps. Like I said, haven't had that experience with Tailwinds specifically so I can only go by the various things I read about those who have. I'm sure it's like any other tool - it can be
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
Oh for sure, and devs should do what is needed to be more efficient and to make their development enjoyable. The poster I was responding to said "you have to install the vscode plugin" to enjoy using Tailwinds. So that's the
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
I actually agree with most of your comment. Just not that Tailwinds is the best way to actually do the styling. I don't have any issue having some form of compilation/processor step that takes colocated CSS and creates a final out
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
I get the challenge of dead CSS, I think there are strategies for managing that in complex apps without "ditching" CSS. And my understanding of Tailwinds is that it starts to break down for larger/complex apps also (but I&#x2
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
Missed the underlying point but I'll make it explicit - if a plugin is "needed" that is also a red flag for me.
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
And for those that prefer a different editor? Just saying, if a tool then pushes you into another specific tool for maximum efficiency using it, that alone gives me pause.
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by LocalPCGuy 3y ago
This has been my general opinion on Tailwinds all along. When it first came out I thought it was kinda harmless, it's basically like some of the utility classes that always inevitably get made/used and that's great. But this

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