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1y ago
I’ve always found CSS trivial to use and I’ve done some complex styles. I really wonder what people who complain about CSS are doing.
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archerx
1y ago
>I refuse to learn the tool properly and blame the tool instead of my laziness Ok
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1y ago
I have also been doing CSS for 20 years but it seems you have some skill issues?
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1y ago
“I believe a lot of the negativity towards CSS stems from not really knowing how to use it. Many developers kind of just skip learning the CSS fundamentals in favor of the more interesting Java- and TypeScript, and then go on to complain ab
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archerx
1y ago
How do you think the page was rendered?
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1y ago
I feel like this gif captures the feeling a lot of us are experiencing; https://media1.tenor.com/m/RFe1swp-ZwkAAAAd/diablo-joke.gif Arial, really? Arial?
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1y ago
A lot of designers I know look down with disgust at Arial so it was a weird choice...
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1y ago
Because humans love to cargo cult. They should have just remade Helvetica the superior font instead of it's cheap knock off.
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1y ago
Yea, if you are going to spend so much money why make a carbon copy of font that is a bad copy of another font? Why not just make a copy of Helvetica instead of it's knock off or I would have made a new font in the style of the former
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1y ago
The scary thing is they do.
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1y ago
That's not even valid HTML...
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1y ago
The lengths that people will go to just to not write HTML...
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1y ago
It will always be Personal Home Page to me. Those lame open source names that have the acronym in the name are 1000000% more cringe. I agree with you about the rest :)
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1y ago
Donna was arrogant and that caused the friction between her and Cameron, I found Donna in the end to be soulless and awful.
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1y ago
Doesn’t mean that they are right.
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1y ago
I’m sorry but Personal Home Page is not shit. It’s quite nice, it’s like using a comfy version of C designed for the web.
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1y ago
PHP has been relentlessly mocked for the past decade, there were websites dedicated to making fun of its quirks. Things only started turning around after PHP 7.
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1y ago
I think there is still some use to diction. For me it’s a great way to get screenplays on paper. I can type fast but I can think and speak faster. I just record a stream of thought of the story/video I want, even if I jump all over the
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1y ago
What’s bad for Nvidia is good for everyone else. The cuda lock-in needs to die.
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1y ago
I miss pre ipo digitalocean.
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1y ago
I got the same email. This is theft and not only will this not make me buy more credits, it will make sure I will never buy credits on anthropic ever again. I was using haiku to run a small free webapp and the llm provider can be changed. T
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1y ago
I just can’t stand reading serif fonts on a screen. The site is not compelling enough to power through the torture the font induces.
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1y ago
Please elaborate, I’m working on an image editor made with JavaScript.
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1y ago
Rust exist because people have skill issues. Same deal with typescript.
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1y ago
You say that but I will never use Rust because of it's awful syntax, I'll stick with C/C++ and be happy and not miss out on anything. I don't know much about erlang so I have no comments on it.
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1y ago
Yea but the syntax looks like a mix of Python and JavaScript. By just seeing that I know I don’t want to use it, by seeing the code up front I know that I don’t want to keep reading what ever rationalizations they have to justify the existe
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1y ago
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1y ago
Gawker was a terrible website filled with terrible, hypocritical people who got what they deserved.
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1y ago
Yea, if it was truly private we would not know about it. It’s 2025 and people are still falling for PR firm tricks.
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1y ago
A.I. Upscalers seem to bypass those. The Stable Diffusion API invisibly watermarks the outputed images and I accidentally discovered the upscalers removed it.
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