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by braebo 1y ago
Would you say the harm outweighs the good Huberman does with his ability to communicate complex concepts in ways that are more digestible to laymen?
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by braebo 1y ago
I wish consoles would just die already.
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by braebo 1y ago
Wasn’t it just a couple years ago now where they were in early dev stages which leaked thanks to some kid hacking their systems via slack or something?
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by braebo 1y ago
If evil is the absence of empathy, it’s capitalism in general that systematically cultivates this absence.
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by braebo 1y ago
I found puppeteer or playwright to be good at this with their screenshot method. I made a cli tool for this recently that worked quite well.
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by braebo 1y ago
Buying Chrome apparently.
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AI ruined my life. [video](youtube.com)
3 points by braebo 1y ago|2 comments
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by braebo 1y ago
Complex animated SVG is fun to roll until you get into the weeds of SMIL and Safari bricks your phone for missing a leading 0 on a float or some random nonsense.
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by braebo 2y ago
I will use SCSS as long as vanilla CSS retains its idiotic comment syntax. I would replace html with pug for the same reason if the Svelte preprocessor didn’t break so much tooling and preserved source-maps. But seriously.. multi-line comm
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by braebo 2y ago
It’s scary to think that the reality is as simple as “Trump is just an idiot that is incapable of understanding even the fundamentals of global trade and has been obsessed with what he thinks tariffs are for 30+ years and is too stubborn to
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by braebo 2y ago
The United States government is not a safe place to be right now, and especially not for Veterans.
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by braebo 2y ago
Hot module reloading is common in JS land and does things like trying to preserve running state as opposed to just watching a dir and restarting everything.
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by braebo 2y ago
Was this mirrored anywhere?
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by braebo 2y ago
If you read the source of both and spend 5 minutes on the issues of each and you will see that GSAP is a dated turd with more layers of cruft than photoshop and they still can’t do ESM or Typescript right even though they charge money for i
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by braebo 2y ago
Fleshy meat sacks on a space rock eating one another alive and shitting them out on a march towards inevitable doom in the form of a (likely) painful and terrifying death is a genius design, no?
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by braebo 2y ago
> too easy to modify too many things in one go To avoid this, just ask Cursor to use suggestion blocks instead of the edit file tool. This way, you can review each suggested change, click apply if you like it, review that specific chang
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by braebo 2y ago
Not 100% — live share doesn’t work for realtime paired programming. There is an open source alternative extension that works though, albeit even more buggy and slightly more clunky than the official Microsoft extension.
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by braebo 2y ago
My solution is to always wear my AirPods Pro in conversation mode at a dinner table. Solved!
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by braebo 2y ago
Sveltekit excels at this out of the box. And it’s simpler/easier than vanilla, let alone anything React-based.
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by braebo 2y ago
https://github.com/sveltejs/cli/issues/487#issuecomment-2743...
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by braebo 2y ago
You clearly haven’t used Svelte. React is the most convoluted pile of bad abstractions of all of the big frameworks.
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by braebo 2y ago
SvelteKit hands down.
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by braebo 2y ago
This is the part that saddens me the most. Watching that spark of curiosity and intrigue dwindle from the hearts and minds of nerds like you and me. I noticed it start to happen to me back in November when I truly began to understand where
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by braebo 2y ago
This is a problem I think about often. I’d be curious to know what kind of things you’ve learned / accomplished in that problem space so far.
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by braebo 2y ago
Brave is the privacy browser. Brave is not “the crypto browser”. I turned off crypto related features years ago and have used it ever since as the most reliable privacy first chromium browser with all the Google bits ripped out. It’s exce
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by braebo 2y ago
Oh wow, so this still works even though Svelte doesn't support TypeScript features that aren't just type annotations (like decorators)? Is that because you're outside of `svelte.ts` files so the compiler never touches them?
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by braebo 2y ago
Have you posted your rules anywhere online?
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by braebo 2y ago
I still use SCSS just for the comment syntax. It cost me nothing to use in Svelte. Being able to easily do multi-line and nested comments when working on a design saves a non-zero amount of time and brain cycles. HTML and CSS comments are
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by braebo 2y ago
It’s intellectual property laundering. A company selling a button that launders the blood sweat and tears of generations of artists is not the same as a person being inspired and dedicating themselves to mastery. Humans create value. AI c
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by braebo 2y ago
If all you need is a union type then the latter is plenty. If you need the actual strings to iterate over or validate against, deriving the value from an const array is helpful: const THINGS = ['one', 'two', 'th

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