TehShrike

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   by TehShrike 3y ago

   I appreciate that, but I prefer pay someone else to keep the server up
2. 62.▲
   by TehShrike 3y ago

   Looks like the source code is all public, so self-hosted is probably an option: https://github.com/vasanthv/webtag
3. 63.▲
   by TehShrike 3y ago

   Sounds cool, but my bookmarks are too valuable to save on the servers of someone I'm not paying a subscription to :-x
4. 64.▲
   by TehShrike 3y ago

   I'm curious as well – if there was a SQLite file somewhere that I could read from to hook up e.g. an Alfred plugin or whatever, that would be valuable.
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   by TehShrike 3y ago

   One of the top things that I want in a job is coworkers who care obsessively.
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   by TehShrike 3y ago

   How recently have you read it? I thought it was a worthwhile read when I first read it 12 years ago, but I picked it up to skim a couple years ago and was struck with how much of it was irrelevant for modern JS due to changes in the langua
7. 67.▲
   by TehShrike 3y ago

   Sending SMS messages to users/customers
8. 68.▲
   by TehShrike 3y ago

   I always thought of hallucinations/dreams as "random bullshit in my brain"
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   by TehShrike 3y ago

   "star wars businessman" https://fastsdxl.ai/share/iag9nqd6vasw
10. 70.▲
    by TehShrike 3y ago

    Typo in the title – should be "cat" not "Cat" (same as the h1 in the linked article)
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    This article seems to be largely fluff. Here's a link to the proposal with the list of methods being added: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-set-methods?tab=readme-ov-f...
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    Folks here seem happy to dunk on her, but her brother's take seems more reasonable: > It was my brother, the lawyer, who pointed out that what I had experienced sounded a lot like a coerced confession. “I read enough transcripts of
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    I wasn't ever very tempted by React when it started getting hot because I had started using Rich's component library Ractive and it was so obviously better than React
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    I like using Rich Harris's tools because he cares about actually getting stuff done and he's allergic to bullshit
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    I did that (scrolled for 15+ minutes) around a dozen times. I kept waiting for the algorithm to serve me that really great addictive content, but I only found a couple actually good creators. Most of the best videos I saw were Vine compila
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    I don't find on-running very usable. I'm trying to filter the list of hiking shoes, and 1. I'm not even presented with filters until after I click a "show filters" button – they default to hiding useful elements ju
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    I installed TikTok for a couple weeks to try it out. It wasn't as interesting as people acted like. I don't think you're missing much.
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    Both can be true!
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    Children should be allowed to own property.
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    I expect my food bill to go up around 50% once my boys hit their teens, but still, that only puts me at around half the monthly spend of OP
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    No, holding down Ctrl and left-clicking on a number doesn't clear adjacent spaces in Firefox on my Macbook Pro.
22. 82.▲
    by TehShrike 3y ago

    Where are you at? My family of 6 usually spends on the order of 1000$ a month for local grass-fed meat and groceries at Costco
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    I'm using a trackpad, so I don't have middle-click or right+left-click – could you make a single-click or double-click on the number cause the clear?
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    I came here to say the same thing. Laying content out for a book comes with way more issues than "just" converting between document formats. Leanpub does it well out of the box. If you want to look down the path of implementing
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    Fair enough – however, links are still not buttons. Links should include an href and add a new entry to your browser history. Buttons should cause something to happen on the current page without changing your browser history. There is val
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    But the current premier existing design standards (he calls them out in the post) are examples of what not to do. More of those isn't going to fix anything
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    Buttons !== links. If anything, the confusion between the two is another reason to go with distinct button styles. Besides that, he's pretty clearly talking about clickable UI elements that stand on their own, or in a group with other
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    Seems like a decent perk to have an employer that actively discourages partisan activism in Slack.
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    A surprising number of responses here seem to be arguing that universities aren't intended to educate, they are intended to provide a series of tests or challenges to prove an education. I agree with Jake Seliger, I think universities
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    by TehShrike 3y ago

    I'm not excited about it being a TUI, I'm just excited because it looks reasonable and I haven't found a macOS SQL client for writing queries that I was excited about yet