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Much cleaner. You can go even further by using point-free style: get().then(set) It's the try/catch blocks that make async/await truly worse than native promises. I use them sparingly because so often the .then synta
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True for reading legacy JS. For newer code, you can still identify noobies (and "experts") by the conspicuous usage of let instead of const.
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Study Finds Motorcyclists Happier Than Motorists
(advrider.com)
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It’s not about the thrill for everyone. As a motorcyclist myself, I scorn many of the bicyclists I see out on back country roads full of blind corners and hills without a shoulder. In my opinion, it is not safe to have large speed different
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You’re right that deltas are still meaningful in aggregate, but in my experience the actions the users take and their retention rates are different. The ad-blocking users are more valuable in my opinion because they are more likely to be po
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No popup for me in Firefox + uBlock Origin. Have you tried a reputable ad/tracking blocker?
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In his first paragraph he says he wants to improve the visibility of his forward blinkers, so I feel this critique is undue. Like another poster said, I’m sure his only intention is to use them in an amber hue. Many LEDs on the market happe
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HN isn’t a web standard.
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Just another point on ad performance marketing: it's only for those foolish enough to believe it without putting in any critical thought.
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The word I would use here instead of “architecture” is “composition.” The article reminds me of William Morris who helped transform design into a conscious, deliberate practice.
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Maybe it is similar in that the shadow DOM predicts the state of the actual DOM. In this interpretation dark matter predicts the shape of our universe. It might just be how one should go about simulating a universe..!
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Did you actually read the article? I did. The closest to an answer we can get right now is 47% of studied Neanderthal skulls have exostoses, called “surfer’s ear” in modern humans. This and a number of other characteristics humans share wit
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The word the author was looking for when they wrote "explainability" is actually "explicable," as in something that can be explained, and is converse to the more commonly used word "inexplicable."
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I think this is a good point of view on the topic, and personally resonates with me. I ditched jQuery at the same time I read “JavaScript: The Good Parts” and after that I realized I was never conceptually building systems, only little pudd
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> From my very biased opinion Fixed that for you. There are better ways to integrate with the DOM than jQuery nowadays. It’s not a good fit unless you’re just trying to tack on a dropdown menu onto a decade old Wordpress theme, IMO.
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Mathematics is sequentially dependent. Try 3/4==4/3 for a trivial example
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If they can get the cost down to <100K USD then I’d absolutely sign up for one, and I’m not even from the future!
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https://outline.com/Hzujmy
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Setting correct expectations is a generally hard problem. As a designer myself, I try to outline the whole process with my clients before work begins and I emphasize “wireframes” vs “mockups.” It’s worked for me so far, but YMMV.
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The advice is sound, IMO. Fine arts teach in this way and it’s an accepted best practice. The approach is reductionist and aims for solving the right problems first. You can reach for color, typography, etc after you’ve done the legwork to
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It personally bothers me that enterprise server software comes with consumer GUI applications on by default.
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The best advice I can offer is: find a hobby that captivates you. For me, it was motorcycling. It’s not for everyone, but the reason it helped me is that it requires precision control and mental focus. When I got my first motorcycle and wen
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I switched to soy milk for about four months, but ultimately went back to regular milk because it has less sugar and is less sweet. I imagine without the sugar it’s not as palatable, but it was a noticeable, negative attribute for me.
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The electric motorcycle Harley-Davidson just announced is rumored to be engineered to sound like a jet. I think that’s a lame call out to their “loud pipes save lives” audience, and that other makes (Euro and Japanese especially) will not b
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Getting around the DOM is really simple: querySelector and querySelectorAll do the work for you. Accessing properties of a known object is better handled with the selector pattern. I guess you might use BFS to implement a search feature for
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It is explicitly legal in WA, CO, CA and others. Those states have successfully passed laws to this effect. Because the feds don’t/can’t enforce the federal laws prohibiting cannabis on residents of those states, it is for all intents
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The game Armored Core: Formula Front for the PSP has a core mechanic that let’s players “program” their fighting robots in a destructured way. IIRC it’s about adding abilities and maneuvers that the AI can learn to use in combination while
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Aside from the switches, which do sound interesting, it seems a little less ergonomic than an Ergodox[0] or Kinesis Advantage[1]. 0: https://ergodox-ez.com/ 1: https://www.kinesis-ergo.com/shop/advantag
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Cereal isn’t soup, but soup is cereal. Crackers on top just seal the deal.
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It's great you're taking these "external" variables into account. To bandwagon on the environmental costs of car production, it would be cool to see motorcycles added to the lineup. A lot of motorcycles are lax on emissi
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