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by clairity 4y ago
not remove, but rather replace. put the BQE underground.
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by clairity 4y ago
are OG form elements actually reimplemented in shadow DOM, like they're doing with open UI ( https://open-ui.org/ ) custom elements? i've seen safari and chrome (but not firefox) expose some form input components as
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by clairity 4y ago
yes, i was excited about finding this explanatory article because i knew there was a mathematical basis behind the scenes for these blend modes, but it's not obvious from the names. just the grouping of the modes should help with recal
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by clairity 4y ago
there's a subtlety missing: :is() selects the highest specificity from the selector list while :where() sets specificity to 0 for anything in the selector list. this leaves out the (admittedly narrow) case where you want the lowest mat
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Blending Modes(typefully.com)
239 points by clairity 4y ago|39 comments
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by clairity 4y ago
you're right, it's an online discussion. the traffic from the BQE already goes to local streets. the point is to give the above ground space back to people, and perhaps clean the air while we're at it.
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by clairity 4y ago
you could also put in a subway track down the middle while you're at it, but the primary point of undergrounding the road is so we get our most precious above ground space back for people, not cars. it's not simply about optimizin
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by clairity 4y ago
:has() is my most anticipated as well. it has the biggest potential to not only simplify our html (e.g., divitis) but also remove the need for js compensations in many content-oriented sites. come on firefox, let's get :has() across th
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by clairity 4y ago
i believe the problem with form elements like checkboxes is that they are 'replaced elements', which the browser defers to the underlying operating system, and that's why it requires a "hack" like accent-color rathe
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A World-Class Code Playground with Sandpack(joshwcomeau.com)
1 points by clairity 4y ago|0 comments
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CSS-Only Type Grinding: Casting Tokens (Sm|Md|etc.) into Useful Values(bitovi.com)
2 points by clairity 4y ago|0 comments
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by clairity 4y ago
pretty sure the contractors and engineers would consider that before they started digging. do you think boston didn't have underground infrastructure already?
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by clairity 4y ago
this is neat, but seems to be focused primarily on the configurations of thoroughfare lanes? i'd love something that lets you change with setbacks, parkways, sidewalks, building heights/shadows as well, then render that reasonably
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by clairity 4y ago
put the BQE underground and you get the best of both worlds. scrub all the pollution (not CO₂) out of the exhaust and it's environmentally positive too. sure, it's expensive, but we're the richest country in the world. boston
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by clairity 4y ago
you'll have to visit this page in a chromium-based browser as it depends on the experimental @property feature. the site style features the author's http://augmented-ui.com/ design, which is also css only.
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CSS-bin-bits: API for 16-bit binary operations in CSS only(propjockey.github.io)
1 points by clairity 4y ago|1 comments
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by clairity 4y ago
yah, the other neat thing about lab/lch/oklab/oklch is that they're theoretically unbounded, so as our screens get better at reproducing more of the visible spectrum, you just use more extant values rather than switching
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by clairity 4y ago
"monopoly" is a red herring here. if they were under 10%, you might have a case (though there are many factors besides market share that need to be considered, like supplier power). the issue that we the people, and by extension o
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by clairity 4y ago
i'm primarily using hsl now (though have long used rgb before that), but have experimented with oklch because of the promise of an even more uniform perceptual color space. the big problem i found with lch & oklch are discontinuiti
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by clairity 4y ago
that's good to hear. hopefully watering regularly and remulching will lead to big beautiful trees here as well!
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by clairity 4y ago
yah, good soil is an ecosystem of living things, not an inert medium. urban soil tends to be more depleted and polluted than average, so needs even more attention to get trees to grow. i'm not really a gardener type, but i do love me s
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Interactive Map for Multimodal Improvements in LA(la.streetsblog.org)
1 points by clairity 4y ago|0 comments
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by clairity 4y ago
yes, LA has a program to give away trees for planting in yards and parkways, and my read of the program is that, while it's goal is laudable, the implementation is lacking. earlier this year, a partner non-profit planted 2 trees for us
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by clairity 4y ago
abortion has been a personal choice for most of humanity. only relatively recently have social mores become coercive like this, on which foucault wrote a whole treatise.
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by clairity 4y ago
abortion itself, being a personal decision/action, doesn't seek to affect the thoughts and behaviors of other people. perhaps you mean anti-abortion, since that attempts to be positively coercive of others?
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by clairity 4y ago
too bad it loads 3 trackers and puts all your personal data into salesforce. i think governments shouldn't be allowed to share personal data like this with corporations--e.g., software/servers should have to be on-prem.
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Early Days of Container Style Queries(css-tricks.com)
2 points by clairity 4y ago|0 comments
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CSS Nesting Syntax Survey Results(developer.chrome.com)
1 points by clairity 4y ago|0 comments
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by clairity 4y ago
yah, that's the kind of thing subgrid is meant to solve. in my head, the structure looks more like: <body class="content"> <header class="popout"></header> <main></ma
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by clairity 4y ago
right, but that's the old, divitis way of doing it. using grid this way let's you set all the children to the content width and then selectively break out of that with just a class on the child element (without extra divs). i use

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