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by city41 5y ago
On the other hand, if a company wants to micromanage its employees there isn't much that will stop them. It's possible to get the advantages of remote IDEs without the managerial snooping, you just need to work for a company that
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by city41 5y ago
Sun Microsystems went all in on this approach. I never worked there, but as I understand it everyone simply had a dumb graphical terminal at their desk.
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And to add to this, there are other things like the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion which for most people boils down to about a $100k tax credit.
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Pablo looks to be about 8 years old. I thought it must be when it mentioned installing it with Bower. Not a criticism or anything, just pointing it out.
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Added bonus, the classes autocomplete in most editors, allowing you to style a component extremely quickly. "Tailwind" is a very apt name.
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by city41 5y ago
I'm the same way. I suppose some people use regex's a lot, I never really have. If our experiences are typical, I'd argue people new to regex's should more learn they exist and when they can be useful, and not worry too
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by city41 5y ago
This is a long read that explores some downsides and limitations of existing atomic css frameworks. Then it introduces UnoCSS, which is an interesting and fresh new take on the idea.
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JavaScript was hacked together extremely quickly and Eich almost certainly had no idea we'd be where we are today.
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In that case I'd argue use lodash: https://lodash.com/docs/4.17.15#isNumber It's well respected, battle tested, and you can just pull in the functions you actually use. It doesn't have isEven, but it pro
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Reimagine Atomic CSS(antfu.me)
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by city41 5y ago
You must feel that way about push notifications from apps too then? You seem strongly against push. If you only dislike push on websites, why? If Apple thinks push notifications are annoying, why does iOS have them? Again, Apple is protecti
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by city41 5y ago
That sounds pretty reasonable to me. But that still doesn't excuse Apple not implementing it. Apple doesn't implement features like this because they want to maintain app store sales. They do this for them, not their customers.
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The push API is supported by every major browser except Safari. Just because you find them annoying is no excuse for not supporting them. If by chance Apple agrees with your stance, a Safari config that disables them is the proper solution,
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I'm not so sure, at least in the context of Apple because they have slipped far more than their competitors. Android is way more stable and has far fewer bugs than iOS as a simple example.
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FWIW, I really want Apple to fix this. I used to be a huge fan, yet now I use no Apple products at all. It's pretty damning when MacWorld says "It’s happened to pretty much any Apple device user: You go to use a feature and it j
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by city41 5y ago
I was a C# dev from 2004 to 2010. It's a nice language and .NET is (was?) quite pleasant. So I often think about switching back to a C# job. But every time I realize I gotta wade through all of this stuff it really turns me off and I s
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by city41 5y ago
I grabbed one of the dithered images off the article and saved it as an rgb png and as an indexed png with 255 colors. rgb: 75kb indexed: 35kb So indexing does look like it could save a lot. I do wonder if it can still beat out say jpeg or
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by city41 5y ago
It's been bleak for a while, but I think we are coming round the bend. For example Next does a pretty good job of code splitting and offers rendering solutions from 100% client side to 100% static, as in no React runtime at all. Buildi
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Or setup something like a pihole. My pihole has blocked my Roku from calling home over 20,000 times in the past 24 hours.
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You could set XP to look just like 2000.
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I worked at two FAANGs then moved to Michigan about two years ago, just outside of Ann Arbor. I get contacted by a decent number of recruiters but I'd estimate only about 5-10% of them represent companies with a Michigan presence.
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I love my Pint and was excited to also pick up the XR replacement once it launches. But not anymore, Future Motion will never get another dime from me. Please don't support them.
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Only having bluetooth as your audio option would be really disappointing.
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I track sleep and exercise with an Oura ring and also track my investments. I also try to consume about 64 oz of water per day. To flip this around, I stopped tracking HN and reddit upvotes and really all social media "likes" of a
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by city41 5y ago
Most of these posts have less than ten comments where this one is at 317 currently. It's no secret you gotta "win the HN lottery" before traction on a post occurs, repeated submissions are going to be a natural consequence of
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It's happening in Benton Harbor. Will be interesting to see how it plays out https://apnews.com/article/business-lifestyle-environment-an...
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YouTube has shown the viewers's interests are not very important to them. About a year ago they greatly increased the number of ads, and it does seem over the past few months they have tweaked the algorithm to merch more clickbaity&#x2
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by city41 5y ago
I did say over the past 5 years, so things like the root password issue I include in that. I'm also utterly convinced airdrop is just a long running joke at Apple, I've gotten it to work like twice. Snow Leopard was as solid as OS
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Except the bugs have continued to get worse and worse. For me the deal breaker was the blank page in iOS Safari[1]. After fighting that one constantly, I threw in the towel. I've been so much happier. Btw I was an Apple user from Syste
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Android phone and Ubuntu on my desktop PC and ThinkPads.

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