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   by adamschwartz 6y ago

   It’s really just using CSS to animate regular HTML elements. SVG is used for the icons (the laptop, server, cloud), but the grid lines, connection lines, and packet animation are all just plain `<div/>`s :P But you’re totally cor
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   by adamschwartz 6y ago

   (Designer of the site) This is such a great point, and something I’d definitely like to tackle in a future iteration. Thanks for the push in that direction!
3. 33.▲
   by adamschwartz 6y ago

   Yup, they were coded by hand! Here was the initial commit which added the first diagram (originally there was only one): https://git.io/JfJ4K
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   Remove favicons from Google Search results page(gist.github.com)

   1 points by adamschwartz 7y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Open-Source Web Scraper(github.com)

   2 points by adamschwartz 7y ago|0 comments
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   by adamschwartz 7y ago

   Check out https://web.scraper.workers.dev for an example of HTMLRewriter in action! Here’s the gist of it: https://git.io/Jen4K .
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   by adamschwartz 7y ago

   Totally! I do that for small sites quite often, e.g.: - https://lazy.invoice.workers.dev - https://web.scraper.workers.dev Both are powered in part by a worker which generates CSS on the fly for whatever components y
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   Show HN: Quickly generate an invoice PDF for a single product/service(lazy.invoice.workers.dev)

   11 points by adamschwartz 7y ago|1 comments
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   by adamschwartz 7y ago

   Check out https://css-houdini.rocks instead. Really well put together.
10. 40.▲
    by adamschwartz 7y ago

    Trusted Execution Environment
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    by adamschwartz 8y ago

    Direct link to the site: https://1.1.1.1/
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    First .dev Domains Go Live(blog.google)

    122 points by adamschwartz 8y ago|220 comments
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    AI Safety via Debate(blog.openai.com)

    2 points by adamschwartz 8y ago|0 comments
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    by adamschwartz 9y ago

    > The content is dated, using hacky techniques to work around deficiencies that no longer exist. While I certainly agree that a lot has changed in the 4 years since Magic was authored, I think this statement is a little strong. I’d argue
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    Show HN: Chrome-Style Tabs in ES6 and CSS(adamschwartz.co)

    3 points by adamschwartz 10y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Chrome-style Tabs in HTML/CSS/ES6(adamschwartz.co)

    6 points by adamschwartz 10y ago|0 comments
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    by adamschwartz 10y ago

    Looks beautiful! We made some improvements to the way theme colors work [1] so you’ll want to upgrade your version to take advantage of that. Thanks so much for using EmbedBox! If you have any feedback on the integration process we’d really
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    by adamschwartz 10y ago

    Thank you! If you ever do, please let us know. We’d love to add https://chatlio.com to our list of companies using EmbedBox.
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    by adamschwartz 10y ago

    Thanks! That’s amazing. :) Let us know if you run into any trouble. Oh also, once you’ve finished implementing it, we’d be happy to add https://rakam.io to our list of companies using EmbedBox.
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    by adamschwartz 10y ago

    Wow, thank you! If there’s anything we can do to improve it please let us know.
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    by adamschwartz 10y ago

    Thanks! We really appreciate that.
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    by adamschwartz 10y ago

    Thanks so much! Here are some of the other targets that are on deck: https://git.io/vi8IK . If there are any others not on that list you’d like to see added, please let us know or create an issue on GitHub. Thanks again!
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    Package.json.is(package.json.is)

    2 points by adamschwartz 11y ago|0 comments
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    Apple Watch drawing UI(adamschwartz.co)

    2 points by adamschwartz 12y ago|0 comments
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    by adamschwartz 12y ago

    See my comment above [1]. I think you’ll find that the iOS 8 and SmartUnderline implementations are closer than you think. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8588492
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    by adamschwartz 12y ago

    Nope, it traverses up the DOM until it finds an element which has any non-transparent background. If the first thing it finds has a background-image, it aborts. If it’s a solid color, it returns that container. [1] This absolutely still is
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    by adamschwartz 12y ago

    See my comment above [1]. I think you’ll find that the iOS 8 and SmartUnderline implementations are closer than you think. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8588492
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    by adamschwartz 12y ago

    In order to more accurately compare iOS 8 Safari’s text-decoration underline implementation to SmartUnderline, I created a test page. [1] It contains five links to the words gesture, quitting, discovery, piggy, and eager, set in Helvetica.
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    by adamschwartz 12y ago

    In our tests (scrolling an older iPhone on a page with 300 links), we found that it’s actually not as much an issue as you might think, particularly because none of the shadows use a spread value. I’d definitely be interested to see if you
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    by adamschwartz 12y ago

    Thanks! If a background-image is specified, we abort [1]. (This would apply to CSS gradients as well.) Of course we’d like to support non-solid backgrounds at some point, but short of a true HTML-to-canvas solution, there’s not really that