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Layout Breakouts with CSS Grid(ryanmulligan.dev)
137 points by clairity 4y ago|15 comments
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by clairity 4y ago
as someone with many tabs across many windows across many desktops/spaces, one weird trick i found is that when firefox starts up (on an intel MBP, 2019), it will churn CPU at over 100% until you go and foreground each of the windows i
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by clairity 4y ago
yah, that was my experience at b-school as well, via core courses in leadership and OB (organizational behavior) that taught us how to build effective teams, set up humane incentive structures, effect organizational change (which happens th
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by clairity 4y ago
ranked choice is a primitive form of conjoint analysis, so that might be an avenue for exploration. marketers aren't always statistically rigorous in how they poll and analyze markets (which is one of the reasons product management ros
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by clairity 4y ago
you can get an airthings device like the view plus[0] (i actually have the older wave plus) for continuous sampling of your radon levels. [0]: https://www.airthings.com/view-plus
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CSS Classes Considered Harmful(keithcirkel.co.uk)
2 points by clairity 4y ago|0 comments
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by clairity 4y ago
while you're technically correct, it's a rebranding from the (zigbee) consumer's perspective, via the CSA being a rebranding of the zigbee alliance. within that context, thread is the most direct analog of the zigbee protocol
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by clairity 4y ago
yah, for datetime, i was mostly thinking about styling the widget via css (and perhaps a bit of configuration via json), with the flexibility that all those datetime components had from the jquery days. month and week are indeed just te
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by clairity 4y ago
i remember doing stuff like that too, but now it's official! ha. it's exciting to see web standards (finally) taking direction from web developers rather than corporate interests, despite chrome being so prominent. as a random asi
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Templating in HTML(kittygiraudel.com)
200 points by clairity 4y ago|74 comments
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Cydia Files Appeal After Unofficial App Store's Lawsuit Against Apple Dismissed(macrumors.com)
2 points by clairity 4y ago|0 comments
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by clairity 4y ago
yup, i should have noted that wrinkle in my original comment. some devices will have wifi connectivity built in because they need the bandwidth (and maybe the wider access too), but many won't, because they don't need the bandwidt
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by clairity 4y ago
no, there's a belief of value (and fomo), but not concrete proof. there's little correlation between the price of an ad and the value of attribution beyond the value of the ad itself.
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by clairity 4y ago
no, thread is a rebranding (and evolution) of the zigbee protocol, which is a low-power, local mesh network with no inherent internet connectivity. zigbee/thread devices work offline first, with switches that are an integral part of th
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by clairity 4y ago
last time i researched mac email clients a few years ago, i found that spark was one of the worst in terms of privacy and tracking. i settled on canary mail ( https://canarymail.io/ ) as it was better in that regard, while st
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by clairity 4y ago
canonical link is https://csa-iot.org/newsroom/matter-arrives/ but it's stuck in an endless redirect loop currently.
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Matter Arrives Bringing a More Interoperable, Simple & Secure Internet of Things(prnewswire.com)
2 points by clairity 4y ago|1 comments
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by clairity 4y ago
right, but again, those are very likely probabalistic, population-level models that make assumptions about how to attribute credit--does it all go to the first view/click? how likely is the first view/click really the first view&#
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by clairity 4y ago
monopolies seeming to be efficient like that is only true in a limited static analysis. in a dynamic and complex economy, there's great value in the flexibility, ingenuity, resilience, price discovery, and creative restructuring provid
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by clairity 4y ago
yes, but you haven't shown that that translates into more precise and accurate ROI. marketers and advertisers believe it should, but there's no solid proof. that's because markets (and any human endeavor) is complicated beyon
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by clairity 4y ago
mostly in commodities markets (almost by definition, ha). if we had an anti-trust division with any teeth, we'd have many more markets like this, as that's the whole point of anti-trust enforcement--to un-distort markets to drive
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by clairity 4y ago
advertisers value a way of determining ROI, which doesn't necessarily require pervasive tracking (see: nielsen ratings of yore). in any case, my point was about the consumer electronics market, which is apple's core industry, and
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by clairity 4y ago
to keep track of all of these in my personal css framework, i made an entry in the base stylesheet for every html element, even including a couple deprecated but widely supported ones (i also keep a list of fully deprecated elements in comm
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by clairity 4y ago
> "Also, being more privacy-friendly than Google and being privacy friendly are two different things." in theory, that's ok, if we have healthy, functioning markets that are free from undue influence of any individual part
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Equal Columns with Flexbox: It’s More Complicated Than You Might Think(css-tricks.com)
2 points by clairity 4y ago|0 comments
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by clairity 4y ago
yah, both can be repaired to be visually seamless, but plaster can be functionally seamless too. mold seems to love drywall but can at least be scrubbed off plaster. i've done this with bleach, which apparently some mold is resistent t
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Submit your proposals for Interop 2023(web.dev)
1 points by clairity 4y ago|0 comments
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by clairity 4y ago
oh, right, dunno where that brain fart came from... thanks for the correction!
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Simple bot detection methods that won’t inconvenience users(ctrl.blog)
21 points by clairity 4y ago|2 comments
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by clairity 4y ago
yah, i think a lot of these IAQ (indoor air quality) products are ok at relative differences (which is mostly what lay consumers care about). the article mainly points out that they're not good at absolute measurements, and for somethi

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