Sjeiti

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by Sjeiti 2mo ago
İ cannot believe you are ratiolising this. Refugees are not the same as criminals. İ agree it is not racist, but this is a violation of human rights. Slowly but surely rights of people in the US are being chipped away, like boiling frogs.
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by Sjeiti 3mo ago
That is fitting: "Error establishing a database connection"
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by Sjeiti 7mo ago
My first thought for this name change would be the European meat lobby prohibiting meat related names for non-animal products.
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by Sjeiti 8mo ago
There is the trahscan icon in the first image, but that is hardly a cognitive hurdle. I agree icons are not always the best option, but I'd need better arguments (and bad examples) than this to stop using them altogether.
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by Sjeiti 9mo ago
https://ronvalstar.nl/
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by Sjeiti 9mo ago
İ've been using Termux (and Vim) to code on my phone for years, way easier than this setup.
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by Sjeiti 1y ago
Back when I had all the time in the world I made this https://attractors.ronvalstar.nl/ I never could quite get the hang of Lyapunov exponents though.
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by Sjeiti 1y ago
I don't know how intentional your choice of words was, but describing education as a 'product' is a sad reminder of the current state of the world. It's as if every action and experience in life must be translated into m
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by Sjeiti 1y ago
I also thought the writing/parsing makes it a lot slower than DOM createElement methods. Here's also an interesting SO thread: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/802854/why-is-document-w...
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by Sjeiti 1y ago
They tested it with 16 developers, so not enough data for conclusive evidence.
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by Sjeiti 2y ago
I don't get it. What is the point? What is the top-right toggle? Why doesn't it find the color I search for? At one point I did see an add-color button, where is it now? Doesn't rgb hex space have sixteen million colors? Why
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by Sjeiti 2y ago
I remember using Librarything some fifteen years back before switching to Goodreads. I wonder if anyone still uses it.
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by Sjeiti 2y ago
Being self employed I made my own invoicing software because I don't like financial data in the cloud, and because most software had really bad invoice styling. All data is kept on local machine, and can be synced peer2peer (ie to phon
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by Sjeiti 2y ago
Not just someone, but the original author.
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by Sjeiti 3y ago
Ah like Entwikkelung! But not like Enthousiasmus (derived from theo).
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by Sjeiti 3y ago
'Red rising' series
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by Sjeiti 3y ago
I've been using it for a year now. Google had been giving increasingly bad results. Kagi doesn't have adds and works surprisingly wel in my own language and location. Worth every cent.
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by Sjeiti 3y ago
You're absolutely right on the 'why' part, but sadly a lot of custom implementations are annoying in terms of UX and accessibility. My only point here is that building proper custom components is far from easy, it takes a lot
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by Sjeiti 3y ago
JS does not 'just work'. This is why a lot of these custom components have bad touch interaction and no accessibility. Take the datepicker; the native mobile version works great, why annoy users with a custom component?
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by Sjeiti 3y ago
Not really, simplification by analogies such as this always distort. You seem to imply Palestine is stronger.
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by Sjeiti 3y ago
These are just lazy.
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by Sjeiti 4y ago
Kagi doesn't save search terms by default: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/settings/privacy.html Google is a lot better at keeping a profile on you whether you like it or not.
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by Sjeiti 4y ago
I expected the article to be about Compressorhead.
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by Sjeiti 4y ago
I'm on my fifth smartphone (since 2009). But I've always used Android. It could be that iOS users are more inclined to replace perfectly working hardware.
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by Sjeiti 4y ago
I once wrote an invoicing application because I couldn't find any good ones that weren't cloud-based: https://projectinvoice.nl/
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by Sjeiti 4y ago
I mostly only ever use the form: "This should be ... " with a possible explanation why. We're all mature enough to not take it personally, so I'm not going to beat around the bush by writing a lot of proza. The imperativ
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by Sjeiti 4y ago
That is peculiar. Because in the Netherlands the native house sparrow population has declined significantly since the '90s.
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by Sjeiti 4y ago
Here's how to get them off your face: https://youtu.be/-C1icoe40M8
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Water from Air with the Droppler20(sunglacier.nl)
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by Sjeiti 4y ago
A nice scifi on that subject is Blindsight by Peter Watts: can something be extremely inteligent and not be sentient?

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