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US judge strikes down Biden administration ban on worker 'noncompete' agreements(cnn.com)
2 points by codazoda 2y ago|1 comments
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by codazoda 2y ago
It’s extremely easy to get the “art” wrong. In my case, I didn’t always know what the errors were because they were returned from 3rd party API’s and many of them the application had never seen before. If there were a proper log somewhere,
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by codazoda 2y ago
I think they are called toasts because they pop up from the bottom, similar to a piece of toast popping out of a pop-up toaster oven. I used these to display errors in an internal web app once, which was a major mistake. The users almost ne
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I’m super interested in following this. It would be awesome if there were an email signup so I could see new material as it was released.
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by codazoda 2y ago
> far too many people put way too much weight on "talent" and often tell themselves that they can't do something I consider myself a “maker” and a serial hobbyist. I see this in others who seem to be afraid to make things
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by codazoda 2y ago
abhas9, I’d love to chat. I’m interested in your experience with the Neat CSS framework (this is the first time I’ve come across it organically). I’m also curious about the testing you’re doing. My email address is in my profile if you see
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I see that this is early. It would be nice to have a screenshot and a description. Like other readers, I suggest adding some more info to the readme and/or a link to the website. The license is also missing (there's a link but it
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Show HN: My Command Line Todo List(makervoyage.com)
1 points by codazoda 2y ago|1 comments
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The complexity of the website showing this article is kinda comical. It’s not just the text but all these unnecessary and distracting animations. Maybe it’s a bit of satire? I haven’t read anything else here that I’m aware of.
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> buying any necessary tools and equipment to do it was probably cheaper than hiring someone to do it I do this, but I sometimes think it was a mistake in the end. There are often tools and materials I didn’t consider that I needed to pa
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I've had trouble getting this to work but I do have one addition that might help people who can make this work or partially work. I have a closet full of clear plastic shoe boxes with labels on them. Labels like First Aid, Remotes, Rib
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Another user pointed to this screenshot on reddit. https://old.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/1emmfvb/ive_just_f...
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On a Mac I use Rectangle Pro for something similar, snapping my windows next to each other. It's not perfect but it does allow multiple sets of tabs at once.
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I wish that blog post showed a screenshot of these features so that I didn't have to go download the nightly just to see what they look like.
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I have one, but I never use it. It sits in a corner. I want to love it, for it’s simplicity if nothing else, but it’s slow and then I’ll want to run something it doesn’t support. Interestingly, I’ve fallen for a Kindle Fire lately. An even
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This is what I ended up doing. I used HandBrake to reduce the video to a reasonable size and then just put the MP4 on the site like anything else. I guess I'm getting a little carried away with my "minimalist" attitude in thi
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I don’t use Groq, but I agree the free models are probably the biggest competitors. Especially since we can run them locally and privately. Because I’ve seen a lot of questions about how to use these models, I recorded a quick video showing
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by codazoda 2y ago
I'm not sure if it's what you're looking for but I've blogged about using Markdown on GitHub as a site. https://joeldare.com/hosting-markdown-on-github-with-neat-cs... Edit: Err, this is probably not wha
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I guess I’ll also take the opportunity to point out that my Neat CSS framework was partially inspired by reading their work. I continue to use it for nearly all my projects now. I have become addicted to the smallness of it all. https:&#x2
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I love their work. I’ve also been working on some video to teach people how to publish their own book (the first of which I’ll make available free when it’s ready). Anyway, I’d like to NOT embed YouTube. Maybe I will anyway, but I wonder if
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This looks great. I wrote my own “counter” for my personal sites but I haven’t developed it a lot more. This probably makes more sense.
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I feel like they started to get really bad when YouTube started offering the monthly subscription.
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Probably. See my comment (and example repo) elsewhere about running any old binary when someone connects.
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I experimented with writing a shell replacement a while back. Turns out you can just run any old program. Here’s and example “hello world” shell replacement written in Go. https://github.com/codazoda/goshell
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I recently added microblogging to my blogging routine. I just added it to my own page. I use an alias of “status [message]” and it throws it on the top of my status page (an md file) and replaces my previous status on my home page. It’s so
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I recently started doing this with my todo list. I wrote a few bash functions and aliases: todo: Open my list in an editor todo [thing]: Add a thing to the bottom of my list. next: Show me only my next most important task. mark: Mark my cur
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Are you close to them? I hired someone (a friend) to go to their office and present the invoice in person. They told him that the finance guy was out, so he said, “I’ll wait” and he made himself comfortable in a chair. They paid him the ful
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The book gives you permission to lean into your scanner personality type. It explains that exploring our ideas is often enough and you can do so in a notebook. Interestingly, I eventually complete many of the projects I write about in my Sc
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Consider the book Refuse to Choose by the late Barbara Sher. This book helped me fill notebooks where before I would start a notebook and throw it aside after a handful of pages. https://amzn.to/3RSCGov
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I've been working on a minimalist daily habit tracker that I designed for counting calories as part of my own weight loss journey. It's called Quick Calories. The PWA is free, it doesn't require an account, has no advertising

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