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Show HN: Flatpickr – lightweight js datetime picker(github.com)
3 points by chmln 10y ago|0 comments
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by chmln 10y ago
Sure, some things off the top of my head: - On the main project page, the file list/table cells have too much padding. The same project's file list, with 22 files, on GitHub fits on my screen comfortably. On Gitlab, the whole tabl
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by chmln 10y ago
I'd usually refrain from "+1" style comments, but you guys rock! Its great to finally see some improvements in the interface, but its still rather far from being as user-friendly as GitHub. I've got some very specific as
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My experience has been the complete opposite. I've got a Lenovo Y50 running Win10. With a HiDPI display, it is pretty much unusable. While OS elements scale rather well, most of the software doesn't, even using the "DPI fix.&
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This would only work if news were a mere presentation of facts. I'm afraid this will be used not the way its intended, but to silence and discredit any opposition to e.g. government's agenda.
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You've got a point, but notice how they're programmers who are also musicians, not musicians who are also programmers. I think that's what he implied by the "artsy" types :)
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Honestly, its largely a non-issue. Presenting people with choice and accommodating e.g. mothers is common sense. It is the fact of protesting such matters at work that threw me off in the first place. Opinions shouldn't be crammed d
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by chmln 10y ago
Great read. However, he lost me at > Googley to stand up for diversity and inclusion, such as protesting against binary gendering on toilets Is it Google's business? Why should Google be involved? Why cater to 0.6% of the population
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Canadian here from Toronto. Taxes on the middle class have become absolutely ridiculous. Property taxes rise every year, electricity prices have nearly doubled, and payroll taxes take away a third of your income from every paycheck. The vas
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> we bulldoze away houses etc People can do whatever they want to their property, no? Do you personally allow homeless people into your house? Problems you mentioned are real and tough, but the objections are very simplistic. Its very ea
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by chmln 10y ago
Good point, but I wouldn't discredit all of ES6 because some github repo contains misused deconstructions. Its not just about which language is used, but how its used. ES6 has brought on many necessary improvements.
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It all depends on your needs. The frameworks you mentioned are not exactly in the same "niche" as jQuery, which encapsulates a friendly way to manipulate DOM, make ajax requests, etc. However, if maintainability is your focus, wri
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I feel the free version has been neglected ever since the commercial versions were born. Also, there are too many unnecessary brand icons (e.g. skyatlas? houzz? most people aren't gonna use those). Donated $5 anyways.