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by caseyf 3y ago
Hey.com is one.
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Rayhatching a UFO Scene(fxhash.xyz)
26 points by caseyf 3y ago|4 comments
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by caseyf 4y ago
nothing wrong with Rails 3.2 :) get it on Ruby 3.1 if you can - https://railslts.com
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by caseyf 4y ago
whoa it'd be cool to use this to build an experience within minecraft where a world builds up around the player as they move around it.
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by caseyf 4y ago
Yes, but only as a pressure cooker
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by caseyf 4y ago
I do this as well. Our design system in-progress has 32 components and only 3 are rendered with templates. They are fast and easy to write and easy to modify for sure. I wouldn't mind having the code look more like the output (without
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by caseyf 4y ago
If you liked this and you use Twitter, follow the author (@jh3yy) - one of my favorite CSS tweeters. eg "Use anchor positioning to tether an element to multiple anchors" https://twitter.com/jh3yy/status/1
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by caseyf 4y ago
Wow, this happened with me with my local dumpling place a few days ago. I noticed the website was weird and I found my way to the correct one.
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by caseyf 4y ago
I've been running Manticore (previously SphinxSearch) on a faceted search heavy site with a million MAUs for 15 years. I'd definitely use it again for another project. If the data that you want to search is entirely contained in
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by caseyf 4y ago
Same here none of the other engines I tried stuck because I always had to go back to Google. I still use Google for Google images
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by caseyf 4y ago
Rails
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by caseyf 4y ago
very cool! i generated a playlist and the first 3 songs were by the same band. I'm not sure how the tracks are ordered but some shuffling of the bands would be nice.
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by caseyf 4y ago
For variable fonts: Is there a way to toggle and preview the available layout features? Also, a toggle/preview for character variants (cvXX) would be nice
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by caseyf 4y ago
It completely replaced Perl for me
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by caseyf 4y ago
Yes! Use Tailwind for the "U"
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by caseyf 4y ago
I find that using utilities where appropriate is a win, not everything need be extracted into a stylesheet or component. Having a standard library of utilities makes sense because if you don't use one you end up writing the exact same
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by caseyf 4y ago
Amazing thank you
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by caseyf 4y ago
for me it's: hardware: M1/M2(!!), display, touchpad. hard to imagine wanting any laptop that's not Apple silicon right now. unsure if getting my dual displays working(Apple Studio Display, LG Ultrafine) will be a pita on lin
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by caseyf 4y ago
If we're listing fun games i'd like to add Berzerk :)
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by caseyf 4y ago
I use Unpoly and not HTMX but similar idea, what you do for components entirely is up to you. My components look like this. The JS and CSS is included in the application's bundles. Ruby renders HTML on the server side. app/com
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by caseyf 4y ago
More like a hotwire but instead of being extracted from Basecamp's work it feels like it could have been extracted from Makandra's work maintaining many different Rails apps. I think it's very good and for me, the best of the
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by caseyf 4y ago
> I've noticed a worrying pattern of engineers strongly rejecting the idea of maintaining inherited applications, because it's "old", "ugly", "unmaintanable". They want to rewrite, "clean&quot
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by caseyf 4y ago
> For the first time my anger over crypto moves into genuine concern. Is an entire generation of young people experiencing a kind of "pokemonisation" of crypto well into early adulthood? In other words, is a generation of 20-so
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by caseyf 4y ago
er if we are talking about creating documents without CSS and JS, HTML is way better than Markdown
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by caseyf 4y ago
So nice. I use Notion daily at work and these ideas solve so many annoyances that repeat over and over
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by caseyf 4y ago
yesss i was thinking "please let this be a Jem reference" as i was clicking over to github
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by caseyf 4y ago
5 it's been frustrating to troubleshoot when I can't it to print without screwing up (using a model that other people have been printing with no problems).
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by caseyf 4y ago
> But, a bootstrapped firm also has to exit at some point too: you'll either have to sell it (maybe at a loss), shut it down, or pass it down (death comes for us all). Are you willing to do any of these? highlighting this because I
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by caseyf 4y ago
this ^ https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Dollar_cost_averaging
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by caseyf 4y ago
I also like Unpoly very much. I'm using it for a new frontend right now. Combined with a thoughtful CSS design like CUBE[1] that utilizes components but also leverages utilities to reduce CSS bloat I am writing mostly Ruby and HTML an

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