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Show HN: CSS Studio. Design by hand, code by agent(cssstudio.ai)
175 points by SirHound 6mo ago|107 comments
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by SirHound 9mo ago
Some are willing - many take the code they want and bounce after a month
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Interview: David Haz, Creator of React Bits(motion.dev)
1 points by SirHound 9mo ago|0 comments
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The Web Animation Performance Tier List(motion.dev)
3 points by SirHound 11mo ago|0 comments
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Revealed: React's Experimental Animations API(motion.dev)
2 points by SirHound 2y ago|0 comments
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by SirHound 2y ago
That’s because “impact” is generally code for making other people rich. If you’re in a small enough company for your impact to matter, chances are your stock options are still chips, which you might never get to cash in. If the company is p
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by SirHound 2y ago
Must be nice living a life free from the constraints of time.
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by SirHound 2y ago
UI looks ripped from Framer
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Framer Motion is now independent. Introducing Motion(motion.dev)
10 points by SirHound 2y ago|1 comments
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by SirHound 2y ago
I’ve spent a fair amount of time trying different katsu curries in Japan and abroad and there are absolutely great katsu curries outside Japan. A little different, usually lacking a sweetness, but that’s more to target local palettes. Thoug
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by SirHound 2y ago
1-2% browser share is a common cutoff for support and Firefox is hurdling towards it. Maybe they’re looking ahead just a few months.
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by SirHound 2y ago
This doesn’t offload work to another thread though. And it’s actually more costly as it trigger style recalculations throughout the tree even when it no-ops.
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by SirHound 2y ago
Yeah true tho I’m referring to the counter being set via the content style, which doesn’t update the DOM as such but does/can change layout
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by SirHound 3y ago
Maybe this was the flight passing through the necessary (government funded) wormhole
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by SirHound 3y ago
I wonder if we have collectively worse memories than in the past partly for the fact our devices are constantly upgraded and replaced. Likewise fast fashion etc.
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by SirHound 3y ago
No you’d be sitting at a desk with a mouse and keyboard, like today
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by SirHound 3y ago
And they probably have
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by SirHound 3y ago
This VR headset isn’t but I think spatial computing will be. IMO this Vision Pro wasn’t meant to be a big seller but a way of taking a research project into an iterative production process. The first iPhone was shit too, same with Apple Wat
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by SirHound 3y ago
It doesn’t though. There is no game of the calibre of TOTK, Mario Odyessy etc on iOS and there never will be.
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by SirHound 3y ago
Yeah but these can be precalculated in the perceptual window as per Framer Motion and Motion One, and then handed off to WAAPI. Which is still needed for actual spring physicals vs the facsimile of linear() (which might often be enough!)
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by SirHound 3y ago
It will stutter because if your browser is under heavy load then your async function will run when the browser is free to do so - not at the 1s mark as specified by your transition. If you instead build the keyframes up front and give them
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by SirHound 3y ago
Fwiw Motion One and Framer Motion both have complex sequencing of WAAPI animations so you have the control but also the off-thread performance
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by SirHound 3y ago
If thread blocking is a problem then your example would stutter at every await. VS using https://motion.dev/api/timeline or Framer Motion both of which can sequence complex WAAPI animations.
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by SirHound 4y ago
No - the point is to render in platform-native (hence the name) views.
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by SirHound 4y ago
WASM comes with no standard library which is bad enough for replacing JS but a killer for CSS.
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by SirHound 4y ago
It’s not free though. I’m sure you get a lot but you also lose a great deal by writing weird client side-only JS where you imperatively reach into the DOM with decoupled selectors.
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by SirHound 4y ago
I think the more Framer-specific details are in the addendum.
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by SirHound 4y ago
I’m not someone who thinks the setup of the NHS is untouchable, I currently use and prefer the Dutch system. But I’m not convinced the NHS needs changing as much as it needs proper funding.
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by SirHound 4y ago
useRef does only one thing. It returns an object where the latest value is current. That’s all. Element components will use a ref to put a reference to themselves if you pass one via the ref prop. They can be used to store anything else too
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by SirHound 4y ago
If you’re wondering why this comment is getting downvoted it’s because it’s insanely patronising.

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