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by city41 5y ago
I haven't lived here too long yet. But I have noticed several notices placed on lawns regarding the length of the grass. At first I assumed they were HOA notices, but upon closer inspection they were from the city. edit: here is one of
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by city41 5y ago
What I find interesting about where I currently live is rules you'd expect at the HOA level are actually at the township level: how tall your grass can be before it must be cut, how many cars you can park outside and where, maintaining
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by city41 5y ago
Sounds similar to the one euro homes in Italy. At least according to this video, that program seemed pretty successful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP2vtDLTAgM
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by city41 5y ago
What about them is Next specific? Would they work with say, Gatsby? If so, might be able to expand and go after those users too.
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by city41 5y ago
That's a good point. Although for me, I find it frustrating that content on Twitter from an account can be anything. They may be known for certain types of tweets, but nothing stops them from tweeting completely random things. In gener
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by city41 5y ago
Just a heads up, Reddit now rate limits edits. Many redact tools out there have not adapted yet unfortunately. https://www.reddit.com/r/redditdev/comments/mg077m/not_even_...
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by city41 5y ago
I agree, but I think that mostly happens in mainstream Reddit. I still feel like smaller subreddits are still a nice oasis in this current era of the internet.
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by city41 5y ago
I've always felt the fundamental flaw of Twitter is it focuses on people, and so ego gets in the way and ruins things. It's a popularity contest. Contrast that with say Reddit, where you can go to a niche subreddit and it's n
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by city41 5y ago
I assumed it'd be like Gmail unsend: wait a little bit before pushing the tweet through, so undo can 100% make it as if it never happened.
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And their stock shows that. Especially when compared to other big tech companies that started at about the same time.
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On the flip side, corporations that make a ton of money off of this information, rarely, if ever, voluntarily pay for it. It's a hard problem to solve.
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by city41 5y ago
I think this is the right step to take for things like this. There are massive corporations with cash galore that use open source and publicly available resources and rarely give anything back. With MDN Plus, there's a chance now that
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by city41 5y ago
If you are on desktop, when clicking the "I am human" checkbox, hold your mouse down for a few seconds, and move it around just a touch for good measure, before letting go. This is usually enough to convince the system you are hum
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by city41 5y ago
I have one Windows machine for a game I play. The number of updates it has to install, how long it takes, and the fact it has to take place during shutdown is so obnoxious. How do people put up with this? I could never use Windows as my d
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by city41 5y ago
I used Macs exclusively from MacOS 7 up until about 3 years ago. And I will always stand by Macs were easier to use, more consistent and more intuitive before OSX. Yes, the OS was archaic architecturally and it was downright primitive in ma
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by city41 5y ago
And even then it doesn't work very well. The problem is the app remains in control, unlike in say Xorg where the window manager has the final say. When I used a Mac I found many apps outright ignored the window manager.
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by city41 5y ago
I am approaching one year off right now, and will probably take all of 2021 off. I really love it, but I'm also very introverted. I am working on a dream project, basically before I die I want to build something cool, that's impor
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by city41 5y ago
That's how I look at it as well. And if it tanks and never recovers, then it seems to me that would also mean society has completely collapsed and there really isn't much any individual could do about it anyway.
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by city41 5y ago
They marketed the living heck out of it. For a while I couldn't turn around without seeing a Monday.com ad.
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by city41 5y ago
I created mate-i3-applet as it was the missing piece in a perfect MATE/i3 integration: https://github.com/city41/mate-i3-applet
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by city41 5y ago
Ah that is true as well. When I said stack I meant like Babel, Storybook, Webpack, Jest, etc. But yeah JS stack traces aren't so fun these days.
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by city41 5y ago
The shock wave that TS sends through a JS stack is hard to ignore. It's really annoying. Every tool added TS support in a slightly different way and you always have to keep it in mind no matter what you're doing. Sadly it's j
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by city41 5y ago
At my last company I created a few tools that became key to my org, which was front end/JS oriented. Being able to write them in JS meant anyone could contribute fixes and features trivially, with zero ramp up time. That is a really ni
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by city41 5y ago
Maybe you had a typo in your post, but .dev is a TLD.
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by city41 5y ago
It's true the happy path and common error cases are easy to account for. But it just takes one overlooked bug or vulnerability either in your code or a library's code to send it all crashing down.
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by city41 5y ago
It used to be you could see what cards were in a Magic the Gathering booster without opening it by pushing each card one at a time to the edge of the pack and shining a bright light behind it. The edge of the packaging was white, so the nam
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by city41 5y ago
It's a start at least. And I also find hardly anyone ever uses them because they want their UI to match. I still like that I can quickly whip up form validation and some controls with just html.
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There are primitives like that, such as https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/in... There's even a color picker in native html now.
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They already have, the sample document has copy implemented.
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Recently I have started comparison shopping more and I almost always find Amazon is the most expensive option. I have Prime as well. For example I was shopping for dishwasher detergent and found Amazon was more than double what Target charg

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