TiredGuy

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by TiredGuy 6y ago
Love the keyboard, but I see it also overrides the numberpad keyboard, which I do not prefer. I wish there was a way to tell it to override my default keyboard, but keep my default numberpad keyboard.
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by TiredGuy 6y ago
As I was tossing my dead tree onto the disposal pile a few years ago, a couple other guys were gathering trees from the pile. I asked them what they did with the trees, and they said they put them at the bottom of their pond. They're g
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by TiredGuy 6y ago
As an alternative to Gimp's digital painting use case, MyPaint is very much worth mentioning, with an awesome brush engine and spectral color blending: http://mypaint.org/
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by TiredGuy 6y ago
If you want to read further about this subject, I highly recommend a book called Discussing Design [1] which goes into how/when/why to give and receive design feedback effectively. It's a pretty easy read and has some fun ill
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by TiredGuy 6y ago
We often see two sides of a spectrum in js framework approaches to templating: directive-driven and mental model driven. Vue and Lucia are good examples of directive-driven templates, with things like v-if, and JSX is a good example of ment
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by TiredGuy 6y ago
Another startup in this space is Aisle411: http://aisle411.com/
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by TiredGuy 6y ago
There are some lightweight approaches to web components. For example µce is extremely small and provides web components with no build step [1]. If you use the author's once-defined 140 byte library, you can also avoid having to bundle
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by TiredGuy 6y ago
It has many terrible flaws, but one of the saddest things about it is there are so many people who work with and within it every day who very much care about patients and providing good care, and it seems like the system is just too large,
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by TiredGuy 6y ago
>Blame tooling. Go help. This might be an opportune time to mention my attempt at helping. I made barleytea.js [1] as a light framework alternative to React that needs no webpack. I also recommend much more polished, production-ready thi
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Show HN: Barleytea.js – a transparent js framework with editable parts(andrewfulrich.gitlab.io)
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by TiredGuy 6y ago
I built a very early-stage, 0-dependency, minimalist js framework. On the download page, you can swap out templating for uhtml or vanilla js, and remove any thing you don't desire. In the spirit of vanilla js, all the docs show you not
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by TiredGuy 6y ago
As someone who has used all kinds of tooling and typescript too but still goes back to vanilla js when possible, I relish being able to just hit save and refresh. Build steps and hot-reloading are annoying and complex, and with large projec
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by TiredGuy 6y ago
That was also illustrated well in an xkcd comic: https://xkcd.com/610/ Seems like human tendency to want to feel unique.
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by TiredGuy 7y ago
Separation of html and css can still be a useful paradigm and does not have to be incompatible with separating your code into components. For medium-sized projects, I have found it useful to have general (or "base" and "cosme
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by TiredGuy 7y ago
Very interesting to read about one of the failed IDEO projects. It's hard to find anything even remotely suspicious of IDEO or its ideas, and that alone makes this piece worth a read. The author talks about how Rittel and others reject
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by TiredGuy 10y ago
32, married and kids. St. Louis Missouri. Recently jumped from about 87K to 100K plus 10% yearly bonus. Benefits and good work env.