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by aidos 6y ago
Neither of those settings help on web. You can stop the previews when you’re browsing around. And you can stop the auto play of the next episode. I have both of those turned off. The annoying one I get hit with (on web) is that when you get
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by aidos 6y ago
What you can’t turn off is the bit where they drop you into another trailer when you’ve just finished watching a series after months of investment. A little time to digest would be real nice.
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by aidos 6y ago
From memory, in Postgres, you could also have a copy of your base database and then copy it in for each test, which is seem to recall being fairly fast. It includes the data too. Create database test_db template initial_db;
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by aidos 6y ago
Countfire | Senior or Mid-level Frontend Developer | Remote (London, UK) | www.countfire.com We (Countfire) make software for the construction industry. B2B software might not sound exciting but we do really interesting work. We're cur
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by aidos 6y ago
As ever, a fine demonstration of the disconnect between uptime and status pages. For any fairly large service HN and twitter are a far more reliable source. Which begs the question, how are these things checked?
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by aidos 6y ago
Great! Glad it worked. Happy to help you unpick things a bit further. When you look inside the pdf file you’ll see that it’s actually a “tree” of “things”. Each one starts with “obj 0 1234” (or something like that). And they reference each
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by aidos 6y ago
Top tip: install mutool and run mutool clean -d your.pdf clean.pdf Now open clean.pdf with a text editor.
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by aidos 6y ago
Ha! Been there. It’s surprisingly tricky (I know lots of software, not so much hardware). It was as great fun to work on though.
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by aidos 6y ago
Oof. That’s tough. I’m sure it’ll get better, but it’s definitely hard work in the meantime. Just keep in mind that it’s temporary on all counts.
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by aidos 6y ago
I really like this idea. How do you stop it descending into the cesspit that is Amazon reviews? I trust my opinion on things, but less so random internet strangers. In the Uk I use Which? to get an idea of what’s good and what’s not. Funn
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by aidos 6y ago
Exactly. And the other day I did exactly that with piping diff through apply so I had more control over conflicts I was hitting. Suspect all the years in svn just make it easier for me to think of it that way rather than some magical operat
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by aidos 6y ago
I find it easiest to think in terms of diffs as patches. It’s just a bunch of search and update commands. Sure, there’s some hairiness around files moving or whatever, but for me, a cherry pick is just getting a patch file and applying it i
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by aidos 6y ago
Can’t you put the render at the top and the script can block before anything else to make sure a) it always executes and b) removes all the json content from the page. Or actually, you can probably just put some closing angles before the st
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by aidos 6y ago
Wait, that was the challenge though. We were swapping away from Tailwind so another css framework could style the box. Now you want to keep Tailwind? You can have that cake if you want it. Just render the output one time and link to the ren
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by aidos 6y ago
Again, this doesn't make much sense to me. Assuming that we're talking about 3 systems where the html is exactly the same between them, and we just want to add a single class on the outer element in order to style the whole compon
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by aidos 6y ago
I'm confused by what you're saying. I've made Tailwind sites that did nothing more than include their single css file from a CDN. Zero build process. Do whatever makes you happy, I just don't want people who are passing
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by aidos 6y ago
I'm assuming there's something going on between the flash of the heart and the app render that's causing the slowness. By profiling in Chrome (Performance tab -> refresh) it looks like the animations are causing the issue.
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by aidos 6y ago
I suspect you're trolling because your other comment implies that you don't know Tailwind at all.
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by aidos 6y ago
You're reading it wrong. Tailwind is pure css.
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by aidos 6y ago
Curious. It renders fast when I hit it on mobile.
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by aidos 6y ago
It kinda doesn’t, it’s nonsense really. They’ve got good examples though (see TailwindUI) and you can directly copy html which includes the css classes and you’ll get their design exactly.
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by aidos 6y ago
Can you start by completely blocking the css to check if that’s definitely the issue? I’d quite like to know if there’s a genuine issue to be concerned about.
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by aidos 6y ago
I get where you’re coming from, having lived through much of what you have myself. The linked article here is not actually that interesting, and arguably ruins the image of Tailwind a little. After dealing with a sea of generally pretty jun
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by aidos 6y ago
I guess that's falling into the same trap people fell into when they rejected React because the html was wired directly to JS. There's now component level isolation that means you're not working at a global level anymore, and
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by aidos 6y ago
It’s not a bug, in this case. It depends on the behaviour the library is specified to handle, but if you ask me to remove a specific item from a list, and that item isn’t in the list, what should I do? I can fail so you can catch it, or if
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by aidos 6y ago
There’s nothing wrong with a small extract or substitute regex, in my opinion.
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by aidos 6y ago
IE (3? 4?) let you specify vbscript instead of JavaScript as the language in your script tags. Edit: introduced in IE3 (1996) apparently. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Explorer_3
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by aidos 6y ago
I can recommend the Remarkable. The nice thing about it is that I don’t even see it as a screen. It just exists as a more organised and versatile version of the paper notes I normally keep. But it’s a lot closer to paper than to a digital d
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by aidos 6y ago
Sorry to be “that guy”, but I’ve switched to Remarkable recently and I love it. It’s for people like us who work best on paper.
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by aidos 6y ago
Local text files of notes are the best. For me, I go even simpler. I have a single file in my Dropbox folder that I’ve been using for over a decade. To open it, I just use Alfred (and before that, quicksilver). I pop new stuff at the top. E

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