agos

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by agos 8mo ago
again, "widely available" should not be intended in the general sense but as a much more precise industry term. "Baseline widely available" is defined[1] as a feature which has been available on all the core browsers (Ch
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by agos 8mo ago
dealing with the cascade and tailwind are not the only two options
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by agos 8mo ago
it's not a really unbiased view. React's team has made very clear that they won't even start considering a different approach, and this (and other) is just their narrative to support their stance (which never seemed under dis
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by agos 8mo ago
"widely available" has a precise meaning that includes Firefox (both desktop and Android). it might be irrelevant for some, but let's not twist industry definitions
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by agos 8mo ago
CSS Modules are way older than Tailwind, but alas it was not enough
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by agos 8mo ago
From Tailwind's home page: <div class="h-112 p-4 sm:p-8 relative overflow-hidden rounded-lg bg-gray-950/[2.5%] after:pointer-events-none after:absolute after:inset-0 after:rounded-lg after:inset-ring after:inset-ring-gray-
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by agos 8mo ago
why should they? this has been a worry for some time, but I don't see it happening
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by agos 8mo ago
this is a cool idea, but not very well executed. it appears it just overlays white on top of anything? exposure does not work this way
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by agos 8mo ago
it would indeed be a suicide move, but note that you are comparing that to two moves that have happened, so it's not unprecedented.
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by agos 8mo ago
The ambiguous word “support” is listed on the page you linked as the first of their principles
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by agos 8mo ago
as long as that wast and the associated cost is heavily subsidized as it is today, nobody will care
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by agos 9mo ago
regardless of whether an app _does_ ongoing development. there's plenty of examples - especially mobile - of apps switching to subscriptions and simultaneously slowing down development, which is maddening
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by agos 9mo ago
there's a cool background to Dali's Temptation of St. Anthony. In 1946, 11 surrealist painters were asked to submit a painting to be used in a film (Albert Lewin's "The Private Affairs of Bel Ami"). Among the contes
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by agos 9mo ago
That would be the third photo editing software that I like that Apple discontinues and I would very much not like it
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by agos 9mo ago
to be fair, a lot of lessons about date/time API came way after that year
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by agos 9mo ago
you have to consider the existence of PlainDate which is a Date without both a Time and a TimeZone
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by agos 9mo ago
also: there is a certain popular library for web app development that is based on diffing state between renders based on object equality
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by agos 9mo ago
directives sort of kinda work if you squint the eyes, but only as a crutch and only if you can't/don't want to change the API. > Or they could go all in on internal modules, like how you can import `node:fs` now. They coul
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by agos 9mo ago
it's very sad that in Europe we have laws to guarantee "open banking" but in practice it's only B2B
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by agos 9mo ago
raw tomatoes and boiled potatoes are highly processed
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by agos 10mo ago
it's part of the Material Design 3 branding, for some reason. The original thread for the launch of the design system [1] is full of people baffled by Google making a cursor that lags [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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by agos 10mo ago
there was definitely a time when iOS App Store did not have ads
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by agos 10mo ago
you know, there are two hard problems in computer science...
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by agos 10mo ago
hey, thanks for the clarification. I was under the impression that Gleam had a few shortcomings re: OTP, like missing APIs or the need to fall back to Erlang. Many people I know who work regularly with Elixir hold similar opinions - do you
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by agos 10mo ago
can you blame him? guy has a Bobcat!
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by agos 10mo ago
in my daily experience Claude Code writes better Elixir code than JS (React). Surely this has to do with the quality of the training material
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by agos 10mo ago
the Erlang vm is called BEAM, not OTP. sadly, Gleam's implementation of OTP is not at the same level as Elixir's or Erlang.
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by agos 10mo ago
They made sure it wouldn’t happen again though
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by agos 10mo ago
in Italy we have a saying for this - "innkeeper, how is the wine?"
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by agos 10mo ago
but that crisp shadow is exactly what we call perception

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