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by claviska 6y ago
This was addressed for the drawer here: https://github.com/shoelace-style/shoelace/issues/103 I can't seem to reproduce this for other components, but I'll check again. > Also there are small ver
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by claviska 6y ago
It's not always easy to provide a good dev exp with complex components, but it's not impossible. Using composition wisely can offer endless flexibility while maximizing code reuse. For example, Shoelace's <sl-select> co
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by claviska 6y ago
I am in my thirties, so I guess I fit the stereotype. (They're mostly limited to the homepage though.)
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by claviska 6y ago
Good catch, I never noticed that. I'll see what's up with Docsify and submit a PR if I can fix it upstream.
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by claviska 6y ago
Shoelace author here. A couple days ago, I released Shoelace 2.0, an open source library of common UI components. These components work with any framework, can be loaded via CDN, are fully customizable with CSS (no preprocessor required), a
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by claviska 6y ago
Shoelace author here. Last night I released Shoelace 2.0, an open source library of common UI components. These components work with any framework, can be loaded via CDN, are fully customizable with CSS (no preprocessor required), and insta
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Show HN: Shoelace 2.0 – a forward-thinking library of web components(shoelace.style)
4 points by claviska 6y ago|1 comments
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by claviska 6y ago
I was a loyal Dropbox customer early on. At some point, they stopped caring about individuals and put all of their effort (especially marketing) into businesses. As a paid user, it was annoying to see upgrade nags in the app and on the webs
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by claviska 6y ago
Seems to be fixed now!
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by claviska 6y ago
I’m seeing this too. I usually read HN on an iPhone and everything from the voting buttons to content is wrapping in odd places. I use the site every day and noticed it yesterday. (As I’m typing this, even the wrapping in textareas is broke
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by claviska 6y ago
Agree. One of the best feature of macOS is preview.app. In over a decade, I’ve never needed another PDF viewer. I used Foxit almost exclusively before I switched to Mac to avoid the bloat of Acrobat Reader. Sad to see it’s evolved the way i
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by claviska 6y ago
I don’t think it’s arbitrary. Despite being from similar times, burials occurred decades or even centuries apart. The recipe likely evolved based on experimentation and availability of ingredients.
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by claviska 6y ago
There is zero guarantee as National Guard that you won’t be deployed. You can be activated at the state or federal level anytime. Source: I’m an active duty Army veteran and have extended family in a guard unit that’s currently deployed OCO
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by claviska 7y ago
“You just won the Super Bowl, what are you going to do next?!” “I’m going to watch Netflix!”
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by claviska 7y ago
I believe that would be classified as a restricted business and disallowed by Stripe’s TOS. [1] 1. https://stripe.com/restricted-businesses
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Show HN: I made a [terrible] rap about deploying on Friday(twitter.com)
3 points by claviska 7y ago|1 comments
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by claviska 7y ago
Do not underestimate the value of umbrella coverage. Cheap to get. Expensive to ignore.
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by claviska 7y ago
I love the Magic Mouse. What’s amazing is how long the batteries in Apple’s wireless mouse and keyboard peripherals last on a single charge.
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Airmail suddenly requires a subscription for push notifications(macrumors.com)
25 points by claviska 7y ago|9 comments
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by claviska 7y ago
I processed a few hundred thousand in revenue through PayPal subscriptions starting around 2008. Everything went fine for a few years, then I moved to Stripe because of the horror stories that kept popping up about PayPal (frozen accounts
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by claviska 7y ago
I was born in Manchester and grew up in Epping. My dad was a policeman in Londonderry when there were about three officers on the force. Southern New Hampshire (I'd say Manchester and south, but especially Nashua) has grown so much in
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by claviska 7y ago
We don’t have a lot of people up here. My guess is to maximize visibility. I’d like to see some kind of monument or park at some point. (Pref with WiFi!)
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by claviska 7y ago
As a New Hampshirite, I always knew there was granite in my blood. I wasn’t aware there was code, too! Going to make the short drive to honor this, soon.
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by claviska 7y ago
> So you say the CPA helps you file all of this? Or do you do the quarterlies by yourself and go to the CPA with this? Every year, I bring my invoices, receipts, etc. and my CPA figures out what I owe and handles all the details and the
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by claviska 7y ago
I started Surreal CMS 10 years ago. By far, my biggest fear was how to setup a business, taxes, etc. It’s actually quite easy. I’m in the US, but from what I’ve read below, it’s very similar to the UK. I think people get confused about the
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by claviska 7y ago
Sure thing!
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Surreal CMS is now free for personal, educational, and non-profit websites(surrealcms.com)
6 points by claviska 7y ago|3 comments
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by claviska 7y ago
I quit my job in 2010 after matching my income with my side project. I’ve ran it full-time ever since, but despite the best income I’ve ever had, I still wonder if it was the “right” decision. Should I have stayed two more years to finish m
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by claviska 7y ago
> WordPress was one of the most visible early proponent of WYSIWYG, but others joined. I added inline editing to Surreal CMS back in 2013, but obviously it’s not a well-known brand (the keyword is “visible” I guess). People love inline e
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Show HN: I Created a Code Beautifier in Two Days(surrealcms.com)
2 points by claviska 7y ago|0 comments

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