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by agos 2y ago
that css preprocessor would be CSS modules and yes it solves the scoping problem today
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by agos 2y ago
it's also essential for keyboard navigation. accessibility is not only for people who have some impairment!
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by agos 2y ago
is the Aviary Campari replacer from their book on non-alcoholic drinks? it's very interesting to me!
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by agos 2y ago
setting the temperature is very useful when you need control, like keeping the oil temperature stable when frying or avoiding overcooking a creme anglaise. That said, the constant ads (because they're ads) for Breville products are tac
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by agos 2y ago
I think the turning point was Chris Young leaving, that really lowered the technical level of everything they published
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by agos 2y ago
this is not about who they vote for, it's the system that is neoliberal in that allows and incentivizes only maximum profit and puts very little barriers
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by agos 2y ago
before copilot the first item in their release notes was always accessibility, which I though was a very nice touch. Now Copilot took the prime spot
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by agos 2y ago
my bet is they fired a few too people and now maintaining it is a burden
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by agos 2y ago
you consume more than one whole animal a day? you might want to cut down on that
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by agos 2y ago
I've just had the same experience: last month someone decided it was a good idea to close a question of mine from 2010 because it was "opinion-based", asking me to "Update the question so it can be answered with facts an
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by agos 2y ago
I find more puzzling that the author, after declaring it "broken", offers a solution that is as broken but also laughable.
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Why Insist on a Word(unplannedobsolescence.com)
2 points by agos 2y ago|0 comments
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by agos 2y ago
I've probably not tried hard enough, but I always got zero joy from writing Ruby. Way too much magic.
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by agos 2y ago
no, and they don't need to. a list is fine, you can include the name of the language (localized), a specifier if there are variants of the language, and even the language name and variant localized in itself. Sure, "Español (Repúb
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by agos 2y ago
your best bet is an RFC 9557 string
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by agos 2y ago
date-fn's gaslighting on timezones was so weird. I now see that they're planning duration support, but it's clear that its usefulness is fading
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by agos 2y ago
IIRC Luxon doesn't have the concept of Calendar/Naive date/time, which is one of the major improvements brought by Temporal for me
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by agos 2y ago
they might be successful but they are still very lacking. Temporal is very complete!
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by agos 2y ago
Boolean is also a built in named after an adjective, and we deal with it just fine :) Temporal is not "odd", it's just a bit less common in english that many people are used to
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by agos 2y ago
and yet on threads about Elixir there seems a lot of people who care – rightly so, immutability it's great and Elixir makes the best out of it. Don't give up the good fight!
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by agos 2y ago
excellent point. it took 6 years (!) for Backbone.js, arguably the first Javascript framework, to come out... and the same year AngularJS.
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by agos 2y ago
a timezone change event might be a nice idea, but there's no reason it should be inside Temporal
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by agos 2y ago
are there polyfills for those proposals?
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by agos 2y ago
I've seen that and it's a neat concept but unfortunately everything about that project looks hideous, so I'm not very keen on adopting it
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by agos 2y ago
I found that the way Basecamp tries to achieve async communication is to make sync communication as painful as possible. Not a great experience.
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by agos 2y ago
I get what you're saying, but I'm referring strictly to the task of nutrient tracking. I'm doing it right now while _not_ trying to lose weight (or gain it, or necessarily stay the same weight) and it's a big game of eye
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by agos 2y ago
sorry, but this is just not true. The cascading issue is still there, and it gets even worse because if you have an element with class "p-1 p-0" you cannot know in advance which will take precedence. Of course you shouldn't d
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by agos 2y ago
especially since with any decent CSS solution (any css in js, or CSS modules) you can reuse names
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by agos 2y ago
no, a single html attribute containing "relative before:absolute before:top-0 before:h-px before:w-[200vw] before:bg-gray-950/5 dark:before:bg-white/10 before:-left-[100vw] after:absolute after:bottom-0 after:h-px after:w-[20
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by agos 2y ago
yeah, the palette is neat. My main gripe with Tailwind is that it blends a set of design tokens (which I like) with a technology to apply them (which I don't like)

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