LukeBMM

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by LukeBMM 6y ago
I really want to buy Nova out of love for Panic, but realistically probably won't use it much. I think my path was more like... GoLive Cyberstudio -> BBEdit -> Dreamweaver -> BBEdit -> TextMate -> BBEdit -> Coda ->
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by LukeBMM 6y ago
It's also important to keep in mind the distinction between _law_ and _policy_. The way the question is phrased sounds a bit like you're asking someone to pull out the big dusty book of "The Law" and find you a section,
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by LukeBMM 6y ago
While only covering one specific subject - local, state, and federal housing policies - _The Color of Law_ has a wealth of intentional, _de jure_ examples and their systemic, self-perpetuating, multi-generational impacts. https:/&#x2F
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by LukeBMM 6y ago
Yet Another Yet Another Markup Language?
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by LukeBMM 6y ago
I feel like this is an underrated distinction. While definitions vary, this way of looking at it resonates pretty strongly with me, personally.
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by LukeBMM 6y ago
This a profoundly creative and clever idea which I hope to never see in any actual use, ever. I really appreciate the ingenuity, but I can't help but feel its legibility and maintainability are nightmarish.
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by LukeBMM 6y ago
There's some really good resources already listed, so I thought I'd add two broad concepts to consider. 1. There isn't a clear distinction between accessible and inaccessible. It's a spectrum - much like you can never tr
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by LukeBMM 6y ago
Furthering the quantitative angle a bit, it's easy to overlook the decision-making power of the positions involved (ie: the number of people of color in leadership roles, versus in entry level positions).
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by LukeBMM 6y ago
I agree and couldn't have put it nearly as well.
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
I think you need a dashboard with animated graphs (preferably in bright colors on a dark background with thin text that has just enough color contrast to indicate that there's text there at all) to help track KPIs. With push notificati
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
With some extra metadata, about 428MB. https://github.com/google/fonts Since the browser hands font rendering off to the operating system, however, the most pertinent browser-specific adjustment would be updating the (
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
24 years of weekly quotes is actually really impressive.
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
> This is useful info and should really, really be in the FAQ. Like, right at the top, because I don't think it's clear right now at all what happens to regular domain holders using them for email, their own services, intranets
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
It's worth keeping in mind that, in the Extreme Imagination Conference 2019 keynote, Prof. Zeman described "about half" of over 2000 folks his team has studied as multimodal. So for roughly 50%, it's purely a matter of v
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
Came up a few days ago (at a different url, oddly) and the comments are worth looking through. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22193451
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
While others seem to be beating up on the idea a bit, I thought it was a really helpful reminder. Without having thought about it too much, my default assumption would have been that Netflix, for example, would block VPNs by comparing IP ag
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
I'm not going to shame anyone for a simple typo, but I will admit that I was genuinely hoping the link would be about how one would have run a business 1818 years ago.
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
A similar subjective experience just came up recently[1] on HN as an aside in an article posted about Derek Parfitt: > He attributes [his severely deficient autobiographical memory] to his inability to form mental images. Although he rec
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
This just came up last week when marveling over the splendor of Science Diagrams that Look Like Shitposts. https://twitter.com/scienceshitpost
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
This made my day.
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Comment on the proposed National Environmental Protection Act changes(regulations.gov)
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
That is some serious nightmare fuel.
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
You can't parse [X]HTML with regex. Because HTML can't be parsed by regex. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1732348/regex-match-open...
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
Again, just for the sake of playing Devil's Advocate, the fact that we rely entirely upon such helpers (and the overwhelming number of mutually exclusive options available) is a potential indicator that we're making it more comple
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
I agree in broad terms, but as a counterpoint, those build pipelines are being created and used primarily by folks who initially learned by handwriting javascript. While less of a consideration for established teams, it dramatically raises
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
In addition to the other replies, there's more to a font than the shapes of the letters. "You get what you pay for" correlates even more strongly with things like hinting (internal instructions of how to try to align with pix
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
> dc -e '[a=]P?[b=]P?[dSarLa%d0<a]dsax+[GCD:]Pp' # easier-to-read version ... "easier-to-read", to an arbitrary precision.
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
How about adding an additional, voluntary section with apps that are bound by the same standards and requirements, rather than segmented by audience or purpose?
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by LukeBMM 7y ago
Not first-hand, but I found this fascinating: https://www.vincit.fi/en/blog/software-development-450-words...
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by LukeBMM 8y ago
TIL about `list-style: disclosure-closed;`. Makes perfect sense, but I admittedly had never really thought about it.

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