Xevi

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by Xevi 6y ago
Same, it was incredibly difficult to focus on the text on this page for me. And I don't have any problems with my eyes. On top of that it kept switching from dark on light, to light on dark, making it even worse.
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by Xevi 6y ago
I haven't used Sapper, but I've read a bit about SvelteKit. Afaik the main reasons for the rewrite were to clean up the code, and make the framework platform agnostic. This means that you can use different adapters for SvelteKit t
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by Xevi 6y ago
I think the point was that the user's comments didn't add much value to the site. If you don't have anything of value to say, then don't say it. Reddit is probably a better platform if you just want to say "nice&quo
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by Xevi 6y ago
Didn't they shave off a couple of minutes?
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by Xevi 6y ago
What about mobile users? It doesn't seem to work for them.
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by Xevi 6y ago
> Fuck Chrome users on Macs, too, unless you are a web designer or developer. I'm not a Mac user, but why is it so bad to use Chrome on a Mac?
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by Xevi 6y ago
Another reason is that we design websites for mobile users primarily, which requires more spacing due to touch input. And it's easy to just leave it in there for the desktop as well. It's also often more visually pleasing at first
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by Xevi 6y ago
Svelte uses the dollar sign. https://svelte.dev/tutorial/reactive-declarations
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by Xevi 6y ago
Imo the problem mainly lies in Google's square. All SEO tools exist for the reason of it being possible to game search results in the first place. It's inevitable that companies will offer tools and services to do so when there&#x
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by Xevi 6y ago
I think Unity also only had losses when they went public.
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by Xevi 6y ago
> "Don't settle for localhost:3000" okay, demean the way that tons of us develop web based applications currently The docs tell you to open it on port 5000, which is a higher number, so it's obviously better. Jokes as
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by Xevi 6y ago
Does that really mean that the rate of thinking is slower though? I would say it just means that the rate of conclusions from all of the thinking might be slower.
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by Xevi 6y ago
The (billion dollar) company I work for in Europe has a policy that they hire twice as many women as men. Women also get twice as long contracts and better career paths. They are also trying to hire a lot more people of color. Statistically
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by Xevi 6y ago
Ye, I don't understand why they added back the numpad to their newer keyboards, it makes no sense from an ergonomic point of view. The lack of an attached numpad was the reason I bought the Sculpt in the first place. I had pains in my
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by Xevi 6y ago
I use my Sculpt with Windows, but I've tried using it on a Mac Mini m1, and it was horrible due to the lack of drivers. Maybe that plays a part in terms of the wonkiness as well.
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by Xevi 6y ago
> It was like the keyboard would go to sleep if a key wasn’t pressed for a few seconds, and the first keypress after a wake would be delayed or, worse, dropped. I have a Sculpt keyboard as well, and the way to fix this is just to move th
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by Xevi 6y ago
No, IE is still the same. But Edge has moved to Chromium.
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by Xevi 6y ago
Tauri also uses MSHTML (Internet Explorer) on Windows. And there's no way I'm going back to developing for that.
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by Xevi 6y ago
Idk what projects you are working on that don't require any configuration. I just started a new Vue 3 project with typescript, Vite, VuePrime and some other dependencies, and there were a lot of undocumented steps and annoying issues t
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by Xevi 6y ago
As a mainly frontend developer, I agree. I've spent more time configuring tooling, than writing code, in this new project I'm starting. I don't want to write plain JS, but the top used frameworks have strayed so far from basi
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by Xevi 6y ago
Alright, thanks for the explanation. I'll try it out in a week or so I think. If I like it I'll donate some money. Have you ever considered open sourcing Talon? Because as far as I can see it is closed source right now.
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by Xevi 6y ago
Thanks for the tip. I've come across Talon before, but never tried it. I can't use it at work because it would drive my co-workers insane, but maybe I could learn it for use at home. Can the commands be easily switched to non-engl
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by Xevi 6y ago
Yes I spent a considerable amount of money to upgrade my workstation to be more ergonomic. But I still have a lot of things left to try. It kind of hurts to spend $400+ for a single keyboard though, haha. I have even thought about buying a
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by Xevi 6y ago
Alright, thanks. I've looked at that mouse before but I'm afraid that the ball will wear out my thumb even more. Maybe it's worth a shot though, or maybe I should go for one of those Kensington trackballs that you use your wh
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by Xevi 6y ago
I'm also interested in knowing this. On top of that I would like to know how often they exercise and for how long. I found that doing strength training helps a bit, but the relief I get from it is only temporary. I try to do it a bit e
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by Xevi 6y ago
That makes two of us. For the last year I have considered abandoning my job as a developer. 8 hours in front of the computer 5 days a week really wears you down. I do find temporary relief after having exercised. But the pain quickly return
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by Xevi 6y ago
Which trackball did you use? I have tried almost every different kind of ergonomic keyboard / mouse alleviate my pain, but I haven't tried trackballs yet.
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by Xevi 6y ago
I don't want to sound like a pessimist, but that feels like a rather large number to sustain over a long period for a book like this. It convers a niche field in a language with a relatively small userbase. I would love to be proven wr
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by Xevi 6y ago
I was just pointing out that the article wasn't about bringing back gif spacers. It's actually about using normal css spacers, which is pretty much the standard nowadays across a lot of component libraries. This makes the article
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by Xevi 6y ago
The title is clickbait, since the article is actually NOT about bringing back spacer GIFs. It's just about creating a spacer component, which loads of component frameworks already have.

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