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by alt187 1y ago
Another argument, this time for performance: JavaScript is single-threaded, so while you wait for your hyper-detailed spring animation to play out, the JS engine does literally nothing else.
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by alt187 1y ago
This sounds like the most plausible explanation to me. Occam's razor, remember it!
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by alt187 1y ago
I'm not sure I'd call keeping the <body> tag open satisfying but it is a fun fact.
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by alt187 1y ago
Oh, of course. The Bureau of Land Management.
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by alt187 1y ago
Maybe OP's mom was really abusive?
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by alt187 1y ago
https://colton.dev/blog/tailwind-is-the-worst-of-all-worlds/ This is a pretty good post. In general, I don't think `class` is a good place for styling.
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by alt187 1y ago
> Isn't it more reasonable to explain in excruciating detail what kind of contributions you will allow? No, it's not. You can read the rule as "If it's obvious enough your code has been LLM-generated, you will get ban
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by alt187 1y ago
> Just a guess but probably 99% of complaints were against israel That would make sense, but maybe not for the reason you think.
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by alt187 1y ago
It's not even one of the funniest pieces of the author, and that says a lot.
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by alt187 1y ago
https://www.scottsmitelli.com/articles/em-dash-tool/
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by alt187 1y ago
It's probably the same sort of sanity that prevents you from spending 70k on Cla— on a watch, and prevents you from replying in anger.
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by alt187 1y ago
The free encyclopedia that NO ONE will ever edit.
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by alt187 1y ago
https://www.scottsmitelli.com/articles/em-dash-tool/
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by alt187 1y ago
Thanks! I didn't know this gem, definitely saving it.
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by alt187 1y ago
No. It's funny, and it humanizes the writer. Everything doesn't have to be tight-lipped and formally clenched for your enjoyment, Sire.
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by alt187 1y ago
> "Why use a calculator all the time? Just use pen and paper!" "Why use a calculator all the time? Just use ChatGPT!" Maybe you want to be an helpless baby who can't do anything and needs to chug a bajillion lite
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by alt187 1y ago
Kitty phones home, providing information to the server. His insistence to keep this opt-out instead of opt-in, and abrasiveness towards whoever points this antifeature of Kitty out makes it all the more suspicious for me. https:/&#x2F
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by alt187 1y ago
You might not want to have vendor lock-in on a terminal with opt-out telemetry. https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/issues/3802
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by alt187 1y ago
It's like how swimming is confortable but having a wet spot on your shirt isn't. Your tinnitus dilutes in the harmonic background noise.
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by alt187 1y ago
Stallman's mannerisms are one of the only reason FOSS is still standing. First of all, from a public image point of view, it really doesn't matter at all whether he ate something off his foot or whether he says "Amazon swindl
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by alt187 1y ago
The standard construction for
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by alt187 1y ago
As an end-user, I care very little about "unfair" advantages and a whole lot about actually solving bugs. Plus, pushing intentionally buggy commits in a way that's subtle enough to be noticed, but not so subtle that it seems
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by alt187 1y ago
I agree, vw has been very useful in making sites work the same on mobile and desktop. Even vh, sometimes.
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by alt187 1y ago
I'm sad that I get this joke, but I'm sadder it sounds less and less like a joke every day. Von Neumann spam.
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by alt187 1y ago
The proportion of trans people in humanity is less than 50%. Pointing this out makes it seem the board has a disproportionate number of trans people.
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by alt187 1y ago
If you build an application, The Right Way™ has always, and probably always will be a tarball. Leave to distributions the hassle to distribute your software.
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by alt187 1y ago
Meh. It shows a good part of software (namely, games) is written for Windows, because the userbase is Windows, because Windows is the lion's share. And it shows people on Linux want that software to run. It's an admission, but not
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by alt187 1y ago
The proximity with that rough cultural area is only incidental, I think. In fact, I think if you sit around for 10 mlre years, the tide will have entirely turned. I'm not gonna get into detail, but for me, some defining elements: - A c
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by alt187 1y ago
Bears most likely out-ruthless you, but, uh, I don't sed them building Dyson spheres anytime soon. Aliens probably aren't this edgy, nihilist caricature. Most likely, they're kind of like us- Curious about us, hoping for the
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by alt187 1y ago
The Paradox of Tolerance has been first evoked in The Open Society and Its Enemies, and is just as "relevant" as the rest of the book as an handbook for human societies. You should look into it, some time. Besides -- If you don&#x

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