chadlavi

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by chadlavi 5y ago
I want macOS on an iPad, yes.
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by chadlavi 5y ago
thank goodness those never need repairing and aren't essential, heavily-used pieces of hardware /s This is as toothless/pointless as passing a law that says you have the right to a discrimination-free workplace, except that r
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by chadlavi 5y ago
well hell, yep. I don't understand how this comment got in the wrong thread! Thank you for pointing that out.
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by chadlavi 5y ago
> Note: This visualization was designed for screens larger than 1024 x 1024 and for desktop-style interactions. You can proceed if you'd like. Why would you put in the work to warn people they'll have a bad time instead of just
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by chadlavi 5y ago
That still requires you to live in the Bay Area and commute 3/5 days. Token crumbs.
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by chadlavi 5y ago
I still haven't found a way to beat markdown in a private git repo. It's certainly more friction than using apple notes, which I used to use, but in an extreme long term view, markdown plaintext files will still be accessible if A
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by chadlavi 5y ago
class, id, and tag name are only a small subset of the things you can get with a css query, and you can't combine them with anything when you use the dedicated querySelector methods. document.querySelectorAll("[data-my-attr=someth
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by chadlavi 5y ago
Yes! I can't wait until enough people are using the version of Safari that has html5 date input support. We have a big dumb custom date input that we can just completely throw away at that point and delegate to the browser.
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by chadlavi 5y ago
This plus Safari desktop support for html5 date and datetime inputs will mean that soon date input and handling will be a lot less of a pain in the ass. I'm jealous of the young devs who will never even know how stupid js dates used to
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by chadlavi 5y ago
Quite a lot of stuff in that new UI looks directly pilfered from apple. And "you can run android apps" sounds like a direct copy of macOS running iPad apps. Even the (in windows' case, completely nonsensical) decision to cent
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by chadlavi 5y ago
Why do people make products with names that they know they have to tell people how to pronounce? Why would you make marketing, stickiness, word of mouth etc an uphill problem for yourself? In my local accent "plover" has the same
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by chadlavi 5y ago
These people are annoyed because they know all the other hardware is terrible. They want the good hardware but don't want the software that it comes with. Essentially they just wish Apple were a completely different company.
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by chadlavi 5y ago
the entire top bar area can be grabbed to drag the window around. Just click and hold anywhere that isn't a button or tab (including between and just below the tabs).
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by chadlavi 5y ago
I don't mind it on macOS because of keyboard shortcuts, but I desperately want my refresh and share buttons back in the iOS version of Safari. Pull down to refresh is great if you're already at the top of the page, but when you&#x
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by chadlavi 5y ago
That's why we millennials famously don't have to go to college to get union jobs that can support a family of four or more on a single income with guaranteed retirement.
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by chadlavi 5y ago
I do do something about it. I block them.
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by chadlavi 5y ago
Sure, but a program like jq will essentially throw a type error if you try to pipe it stuff that isn't in a format it can do something with. Generally speaking you're not going to get silent errors when you try to extract formatte
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by chadlavi 5y ago
This kind of goes against the fundamental nature of bash/Unix, no? Everything is text, and every program does a small text manipulation thing well. Also what would be the type of a command like `echo '{"foo": "bar&q
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by chadlavi 5y ago
Just put markdown in a private git repo. There are good markdown editors (and git clients) for desktop and mobile. Much more portable and less reliant on some specific software.
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by chadlavi 5y ago
Honestly very surprised this was unanimous. Maybe a lot of the people I would have thought would vote nay were conveniently absent for the vote?
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by chadlavi 5y ago
Doesn't this also imply a level of conscious decision making that a fern is probably not capable of making? Occam's razor would suggest that exposure to light, orientation relative to gravity, etc are more likely causes for the di
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by chadlavi 5y ago
I'd much rather not have to stop to type in a pin on my own devices. I mean I don't know why people get so upset about this sort of thing. People who own two recent model apple devices and want to use them together like this defin
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by chadlavi 5y ago
This is a joke, right?
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by chadlavi 5y ago
it's how they verify that you own it. You can't just go trying to nose your mouse into someone else's iPad at a coffee shop (universal control works at up to 30ft range)
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by chadlavi 5y ago
Just the Time Machine part I'm afraid. Diffing would be fantastic though for sure, I can think of several times that would have been useful in my team too.
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by chadlavi 5y ago
figma already has pretty robust version tracking built in, though it's not necessarily too discoverable
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by chadlavi 5y ago
I'd be willing to test out both to compare
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by chadlavi 5y ago
The thead isn't a child of tbody anyway; you can just make tbody scrollable for this, no? Edit oh I missed the "x" there, I see.
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by chadlavi 5y ago
isn't this google's entire business model?
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by chadlavi 5y ago
I think this is what they're banking on. They're _requiring_ 3 days but are hoping you'll realize it's easier to just give in and come to the office all 5 days.

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