SenHeng

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by SenHeng 4y ago
I've been using this tool for several years now. I think development has mostly stopped though it's still kept up to date with each macOS version. To be fair it's mostly feature complete anyway. I've tried to transition
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GitUp – The Git interface you've been missing all your life has finally arrived(gitup.co)
1 points by SenHeng 4y ago|2 comments
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by SenHeng 4y ago
That illustrates my point even better, what's Dart used for besides Flutter?
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Foreigners in Japan have the same issue. Pretend not to speak a lick of Japanese and you'll get great service. Speak just a little and suddenly they think you can read Archimedes (or the Japanese equivalent).
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by SenHeng 4y ago
If that were enough Angular would be more popular than it is.
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by SenHeng 4y ago
MacOS Monterey, default system language is Japanese but obviously I browse a lot of English websites. Using plain sans-serif, I get Hiragino Kaku Gothic ProN as my default font instead of something nice like Helvetica Neue.
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Because there are pesky things like Corporate Branding and designer preferences. Should we restrict every digital text to Times New Roman only?
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by SenHeng 4y ago
At some point, you just have to give up and understand that a pixel perfect representation of a design is not possible. We're not working in print anymore. I thought something like this would been obvious after 2 decades of transitioni
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Because whatever is default depends on too many variables. Like if you're on a Japanese OS but your language preferences are English, the default sans-serif font is a Japanese typeface that often doesn't display Roman alphabets th
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by SenHeng 4y ago
I also came across this blog while searching for various font stocks to use and he provided quite a good break down for many non-major platforms. https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/font-stack-text.html
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System Font Stack(systemfontstack.com)
353 points by SenHeng 4y ago|167 comments
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by SenHeng 4y ago
The erhu and pipa were lowly instruments equivalent to guitars of today. The noveau rich are going to want something like the koto. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koto_(instrument)
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by SenHeng 4y ago
I've only ever been a 10x developer once. There was a particular business process that our sales people were preparing manually and one of the engineers thought it would save them a lot more if they simply had a web UI, so he made it.
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by SenHeng 4y ago
I'm not a gamer too though I managed to quickly google Tower Offence and several games popped up. Didn't see if they were what you were thinking about though.
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by SenHeng 4y ago
The difference here is that 'the cloud' like you mention is generalised across an industry of various companies. There may be some pain points moving between vendors but it can be done. Good luck trying to move off that mainframe.
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by SenHeng 4y ago
I've often seen that when old houses get torn down, everything inside gets dumped into a skip that later goes to a magical place that does magical things with it. I'm quite sure similar services can also be used by the average per
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by SenHeng 4y ago
If I can’t rot away inside a photon torpedo drifting endlessly in space, the next best thing is burning in a blaze of glory as I re-enter the atmosphere. The kids can keep my pinky bone if they insist on following silly ancient rituals. Any
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by SenHeng 4y ago
I've had a huge argument before with an ex about what happens when I die. She was insistent that we be buried in her family tomb, so that our descendants may continue to visit and remember us. I rejected that because I'm an atheis
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by SenHeng 4y ago
I have another method where I simply create a commit with nothing but the TODO/FIXME/DELETEME comments where the commit message is same content. I then make sure to delete all of those commits later before creating a pull request.
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Europe’s leaders fall out of key on Ukraine(politico.eu)
4 points by SenHeng 4y ago|2 comments
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Kherson’s military administrators to call for Russian annexation(theguardian.com)
2 points by SenHeng 4y ago|0 comments
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by SenHeng 4y ago
isOdd and isEven pop up often but they and all those other packages were explicitly created for the sole purpose of boosting the author's profile. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29241943
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by SenHeng 4y ago
I manage this problem by appending a 5 digit number in front each file, ie. 00001-Hello-world.md that I strip from the URL. It solves multiple problems for me. 1. All articles are sorted automatically. 2. I can visually see how many drafts
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by SenHeng 5y ago
What happens in June?
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by SenHeng 5y ago
I'm on your side but that's because my team is small and any meeting I'm attending means my input is required. The daily standups are helpful in knowing what is the progress of the overall project and whether I should stop to
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by SenHeng 5y ago
I blog for myself. Writing is a good way to organise your thoughts and possibly help improve one’s communication skills but the biggest advantage I’ve seen is that ‘exporting’ all those thoughts made it easier to generate new thoughts. It’s
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Why is website design so awful today generally?(forums.macrumors.com)
4 points by SenHeng 5y ago|4 comments
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by SenHeng 5y ago
The main culprit for this really is 7-11, FamilyMart and Lawson are slightly better in this regard.
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by SenHeng 5y ago
> If the team is correct, the diameter of the binary’s orbit is 10 to 100 times smaller than the only other known supermassive binary, and the pair will merge in roughly 10,000 years. /remindme in 10k years
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by SenHeng 5y ago
I've always found the best way to stay warm when sleeping, is to wear as little clothes as possible. My best guess is that heat escapes from our hands and feet so all the warm clothes causes this huge difference in temperature in our b

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