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by adiabatty 2y ago
I never said 'yes' to any of those prompts. If you did, why?
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by adiabatty 2y ago
I'm one of those types who only uses Uber every two or three years, so I just disable notifications for it. If a ride is coming, I'll just check my phone loads.
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by adiabatty 3y ago
https://alisdair.mcdiarmid.org/kill-sticky-headers/ Also, to nicely format the Jira issue I'm looking at, to paste into task trackers: javascript: (() => { const tagEl = document.querySelector(
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by adiabatty 3y ago
That's what they fall back to when pressed.
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by adiabatty 3y ago
It is.
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by adiabatty 3y ago
My general impression of the LogRocket site is that they have decent articles on how to do frontend development. At least that what I remember from the times I've been directed there by a search engine. And we…want to discourage writin
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by adiabatty 3y ago
Since the guy who makes this is in the thread and I'm not the first to say stuff about the website… Seems cool but I was trying to read one of the examples on < https://onyxlang.io/ > and the carousel changed pages
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by adiabatty 3y ago
Makes me wonder if Prettier would be noticeably improved it it were migrated to TypeScript (first).
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by adiabatty 3y ago
This would probably be a good thing on net, but how would plugins for Rust work? I use < https://github.com/NiklasPor/prettier-plugin-go-template > a bit and I'm not sure what one would have to do to make a pl
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by adiabatty 3y ago
I'm a Typst fan, although I don't use it much, and I don't really use it for math. If you're not much of a Unicode person, you can write this: $ x = (-b plus.minus sqrt(b^2 - 4 a c))/(2a) $ If you're more of a
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by adiabatty 3y ago
Does now. It's pretty nice.
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by adiabatty 3y ago
He has RSI, so most of those reviews were dictated into a microphone. Nowadays, most of his microphone time goes into podcasts like < https://atp.fm >, and he doesn’t have to worry about the voice recognition screwing up.
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by adiabatty 3y ago
This wasn’t slow for me unless I was deleting a node_modules folder or something with a gazillion files in it. Sounds like something’s weird on your not-that-old iMac Pro.
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by adiabatty 3y ago
A lot. I've watched both the keynote and also the Platforms State of the Union and not only did I hear it by name in the keynote, I've seen its icon in the background in both the keynote and the PSotU.
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by adiabatty 3y ago
I'm not a morning person, and when I try to write a blog post or something late at night, right before bed, I'm already kind of spent and my mind is full of things. On the few times I've woken up both early and well-rested, I
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by adiabatty 4y ago
You can turn these off in the US, although not in some other countries (like Canada). Go to Settings -> Notifications, scroll down past the long list of apps, and then disable (as of this writing) AMBER Alerts, Emergency Alerts, Public S
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by adiabatty 4y ago
> I use Firefox. Windows 7 was out 2 years before the iPad 2 and the latest Firefox supports it. Microsoft doesn't even support Windows 7 anymore. I wouldn't recommend anyone use an OS that isn't getting security updates.
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by adiabatty 4y ago
I've been wondering about this. 8-9 people would probably beef up the WebKit team a fair bit, judging by how fast features come out in WebKit betas. For a while, I've figured that Apple tends to feel like it's got a self-impo
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by adiabatty 4y ago
I saw the list. It was a long list. Definitely longer than most lists of things that are new in the latest WebKit beta. Long lists of improvements are better than shorter lists, but with a list this long my eyes started to glaze over since
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by adiabatty 4y ago
> I know, I inherited an iPad 2 that was lying around in a drawer. This machine is way less useful than what it could be because of its ancient Safari version. That iPad 2 probably pre-dates Windows 8, and Google went and dropped support
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by adiabatty 4y ago
In Photos, yes. I just AirDropped one onto my phone and it showed up in Photos just fine. Safari support is another matter, and runs on its own schedule. I think Safari, in some configurations, supported WebP before macOS did.
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by adiabatty 4y ago
Fresh does this, but I don't know who's using it in production, other than possibly the Deno people. https://fresh.deno.dev/docs/introduction
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by adiabatty 4y ago
I've mostly switched over to VS Code from both vim and BBEdit, although I still use both somewhat regularly. It seems to me that VS Code is the 21st-century equivalent of Eight Megabytes And Constantly Swapping — that is, an editor tha
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by adiabatty 4y ago
It's tough to tell if my fairly regular eating of dessert after a meal is a habit or a need. It feels like a need at the time, but it seems to be at least partially a habit.
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by adiabatty 4y ago
It seems like a pretty useful nugget of insight for a bunch of people. Then again, not everybody needs to hear every single nugget of insight. Lots of nuggets of insight are banal to maybe 95% of the population, but super useful to the last
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by adiabatty 5y ago
> • Sidenotes are a good thing but they should be shown on demand, not everytime (maybe there's a setting I missed which does this). I browse the site only occasionally and I think I had to be told that sidenotes were something that
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by adiabatty 5y ago
I'd like to second this. While I didn't follow Rogan to Spotify, he had an interesting guest every week or two and a guest every weekday. Considering that most podcasts I listen to release weekly or even less often, that's pr
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by adiabatty 5y ago
I had this problem a couple days ago. Then I upgraded to this week's version of Monterey. No issues anymore.
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by adiabatty 6y ago
Binaries written in Rust or Go tend not to require external libraries and tend to be a little more cross-platform than average, it seems. I tend to like things written in Rust or Go.
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by adiabatty 6y ago
Both the 6s(+) and the iPhone SE (the 5s-shaped one that people love for the small size) will be able to get iOS 14 when it comes out later this year.

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