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by agos 1y ago
iTunes also had a modal settings window, in defiance of another rule
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by agos 1y ago
I'm very aware of this. The project does not specify more than an in- and zh- prefix.
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by agos 1y ago
that's a really tough accent. luckily the video has excellent subtitles, which reminds us that accessibility is important for everyone, not only for the impaired
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by agos 1y ago
my favorite online newspaper recently did a long form piece on eels and their decline in Italy ([1] - Italian only, sorry). The comments mention a couple of books: - Brian M. Fagan, Fish on Friday - Patrik Svensson, The Gospel of the Eels (
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by agos 1y ago
seemingly supports only English, Indian and Chinese
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by agos 1y ago
I'm Just Ken (Barbie), Skyfall, Let it Go (Frozen), Remember Me (Coco), Happy (from Despicable Me 2), a Star is Born (Shallow), are all arguably wayyyyy more memorable and these are just off the top of my head. We've had quite a f
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by agos 1y ago
dang, I was hoping that with the impossibly simple interface chatGPT has and the basically unlimited budget they have, they would have done a bit better for accessibility. shameful
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by agos 1y ago
these are cool but are CSS only, there is no interactivity.
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by agos 1y ago
their issue with breaking changes is from way before the Remix days - React Router introducing massive breaking changes at every major that required significant rewrites was already a running joke of the community
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by agos 1y ago
the React documentation is infamously responsible of recommending Next as a "default". After a lot of backlash it got somewhat toned down, but it's still the first thing they suggest[1] for creating a new app [1] https:&#x2F
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by agos 1y ago
Fresh looks promising but still has no support for any CSS solution that is not Tailwind. Edit: I just saw an email from two hours ago that they added support for any CSS solution because they just migrated to Vite. This is promising!
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by agos 1y ago
it's really really buggy at least on Safari - text overlapping, spaces changing, etc. not exactly a poster child!
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by agos 1y ago
why do you say "easily"? it took them considerable effort to make that atrocity, I'm pretty sure. The fact that tens of people worked on this and yet this is the result is way more telling of the team and company culture than
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by agos 1y ago
oh, they absolutely do. But in my experience when they block access to something, they do it very publicly, not by backdoor deals with gatekeepers
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by agos 1y ago
font licensing is a mess and it makes it impossible for small businesses/individuals to use it. It's a shame because it makes it an exclusive for big clients and the consultants they employ.
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by agos 1y ago
I would say the chance is very, very slim.
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by agos 1y ago
exactly. I don't want to do a "no true scotsman" to defend React, but circumstantial evidence suggests that they wildly misused the tool
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by agos 1y ago
I'm pretty sure that if they rendered/updated the same insane amount of nodes with some other technology, for example PJAX like they used to do, performance would not be better
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by agos 1y ago
this makes sense but why is the decision based only on the state of the landing gear? Is it dumb to expect altitude and speed to be considered?
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by agos 1y ago
I experienced the same since I turned on the "new files changed experience". The fun part is that the first few weeks of the preview it was _worse_ then now. I am truly baffled at the lack of quality on such an important change
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by agos 1y ago
except it's slow on top of the line laptops, too, so they there's zero excuses
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by agos 1y ago
if you look at the thread, the explanation is not this easy, as much as it's satisfying to blame React (or any other single tech)
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by agos 1y ago
in certain fields of astronomy, they forego units of distance and use redshift (z) to talk about how "far" things are
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by agos 1y ago
OT, but yours has to be the best username on this site. Props.
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by agos 1y ago
Dumb question from an outsider - why do you think this is so bad? Is it because so much of the ML adjacent code is written by people with background in academia and data science instead of software engineering? Or is it just Python being ba
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by agos 1y ago
yeah, if the requirement is "makes it pretty straightforward to write reliable, highly concurrent services that don't rely on heavy multithreading", Elixir is a perfect match. And even without types (which are coming and are
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by agos 1y ago
- mix format too!
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by agos 1y ago
this command is more or less an alias for calling Ruff, it's quite explicitly written in the article
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by agos 1y ago
what if somebody happens to not like the Basic Principles of the Python Ecosystem? most languages do quite well with a single package manager, it's getting harder to argue that Python's need to introduce a new one every year is ac
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by agos 1y ago
to a point. How many barbershops can you open in a single city without raising suspicion? In my city eyebrows started raising at the fourth candy shop

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