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by cel1ne 10y ago
> Besides providing the reference, was there something you intended to convey with the quote? Only that Touchbar seems intended to be very dynamic and have constantly changing mappings. So there will not be much consistency across apps,
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Regarding kyboard shortcuts Mac OS HIG Guidelines says: > Avoid using the Touch Bar for tasks associated with well-known keyboard shortcuts. In general, the Touch Bar shouldn’t include controls for tasks such as find, select all, desele
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UN report: Climate goals rapidly moving out of reach(arstechnica.co.uk)
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I think it's possible the hyperactive types try to get rid of their inner tension and negative jumpy emotions by moving. And, I realise I'm leaning myself out of the window here, I think the inattentive type doesn't have the
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by cel1ne 10y ago
That depends on your definition. Googling brings up "dishonest: not honest; disposed to lie, cheat, or steal; not worthy of trust or belief" Thus I think a scammer can be called dishonest.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
> ... trust users have placed in the (more) honest scammers. > Sometimes the way they keep the dishonest guys in line is by attacking others who try to get in on the scheme. Are you really trying to frame some extortionists/s
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by cel1ne 10y ago
> if you don't understand the use case where structural sharing in persistent immutable data structures is useful No need to insinuate that I don't understand. I've used it extensively in production and I think most code-b
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Apart from the "preparing for a meeting" and the meeting i wouldn't consider any of this work. Ok, working on emails is 50% work...
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I would give up Immutable because of it's bad performance and often confusing api. Also I'd give up Mocha, Chai & Sinon for tape, which is way simpler and more than enough: https://medium.com/javascript-scene&#
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by cel1ne 10y ago
> "Deep Work"—large (but not all day) amounts of no-distraction, in-the-zone work. I honestly don't understand how that is different from "regular work". How else do you work if not undistracted?
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by cel1ne 10y ago
And if somebody doesn't use the library, but pixels or percentages, you get the same problem. You can't use a library to replace communication in a team. But having 7 rem-relative steps, that fit together makes the common use-case
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by cel1ne 10y ago
That's a problem for your text-editor. Use search and replace. Also, if you're using something like React, you can share the style strings in variables.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
That is the point. Padding can't be inconsistent if there are only 7 values to choose from, not 1..7, but powers of two, so 0.125, 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 8rem.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Stanley Kubrick would have hated this. ;) http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Message-From-Stanley-Kubrick-...
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I've used bootstrap in the past, but not anymore. Tachyons is different, it doesn't give you components but single-purpose classes and a font-relative layouting system: http://tachyons.io/docs/layout/spac
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Tachyons.css: http://tachyons.io/ Suddenly CSS became fun again and my time designing websites went down by a guessed factor of 5.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
It seem to ignore shrinkwrapped packages as well: https://medium.com/@boennemann/avoid-yarn-for-packages-and-f...
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Someone is learning how to take down the Internet(schneier.com)
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by cel1ne 10y ago
The JVM probably lags behind in some aspects. But it's ecosystem is way larger and not biased towards Windows.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I hope you don't mean the JVM by "the cumbersome part". It think is unparalleled in performance, garbage-collection, general dev-ops and monitoring capabilities. You can run many different languages on it, all nicely containe
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by cel1ne 10y ago
> I didn't say that, I said that "increasing serotonin" is not why these drugs sometimes help people feel better. Yes it is. Only some people don't have too little serotonine.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
We live in the age of fear because the hose of information that floods us is constantly opened further: Letters → Telegram → Telephone → Radio → TV → Internet → Mobile Internet. Human beings need time to manage their emotions. Time spent
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Thanks for the comment, I had exactly the same thought.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
> * I don't have a clear handle on what I should be doing Just start anywhere, maybe with routine/maintenance work. The idea and the clearer understanding will come a while after you started. I guarantee you'll feel a lot
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I think ternary expression are rather ok here, though not perfect: {cond1 && cond2 ? <div>foo</div> : null }
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I do that, but i didn't built an app so far where an activity could be directly started from "outside".
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Here's a longer article on how tachyons came to be: http://mrmrs.io/writing/2016/03/24/scalable-css/ Other than that: try it out ;)
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by cel1ne 10y ago
For HTML-DOM you can use the regular tachyons package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/tachyons
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Tachyons' main-purpose is not abbreviating inline-styles, but providing the developer with a consistent and scalable layouting-system for spacing and typography, which, at the end, is what arrives at the user. If you love your inline-s
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I want to mention my styling library here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-style-tachyons The best part: it gives you a consistent spacing [0] and a consistent font scale [1] which is relative to rem. No mor

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