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by darekkay 8y ago
Looks good! One should also mention Funkify [0], which supports other accessibility simulations (Chrome only). [0] https://www.funkify.org/
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by darekkay 8y ago
I've been looking for a tool like this and ended up using simple bash aliases: # Git git4all() { find . -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 3 -type d -name '.git' -prune -exec sh -c 'echo ${0%?????}; git -C ${0%?????} $1&#x2
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by darekkay 8y ago
> By moving to self-hosted, i was able to bring down my "cold-start"/"non-cached" wait time on tag filters from 30s to ~1s. I think highlighting the good performance is worth mentioning on your project's pag
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by darekkay 8y ago
It may be written from scratch, but you did copy the design. IANAL, but such a basic design "inspiration" should not lead to legal issues, though. Does your project offer any advantage over the obvious competitor, apart from bei
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by darekkay 8y ago
There are code golfs for at least checking the game states: - https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/32383/determine... - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2245801/code-golf-tic-t
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by darekkay 8y ago
I use Pocket for my read-it-later articles. In Chrome, I store all my daily bookmarks and as an inbox. For all my long-term bookmarks, I use StaticMarks[0], a tool I wrote. [0] https://staticmarks.com/
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by darekkay 8y ago
> Figure out how to handle comments or replies Here you go: https://darekkay.com/blog/static-site-comments/
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by darekkay 8y ago
I'm glad you rescued your bookmarks. Make sure to always backup everything which is important for you. And thankfully Google is very backup-friendly: https://takeout.google.com/settings/takeout
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by darekkay 8y ago
Nice work :) What sets you apart from other providers? I summarized various ways to add comments to a static site [0] and I would be happy to mention your app when it's out of beta. [0] https://darekkay.com/blog/st
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by darekkay 8y ago
I like the design and the idea, but I also don't find it very minimalistic (only 10 bookmarks on a single page?). I'd also like to see a short description or "about" page. Are all bookmarks public? Can I have private boo
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by darekkay 8y ago
>> For me, it's about atomic design. I want to use predefined, reusable values only. So I'm only able to use "pt-10" for 10px and "pt-20" for 20px (as an example). >I would call these "padding-sma
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by darekkay 8y ago
For me, it's about atomic design. I want to use predefined, reusable values only. So I'm only able to use "pt-10" for 10px and "pt-20" for 20px (as an example). With inline styles, nothing prevents me from usin
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by darekkay 8y ago
Exactly. The same applies to CSS when using the functional CSS approach. It's basically: if anything changes, I need to update my Button component.
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by darekkay 8y ago
Your simple regex will take you 1-2 additional minutes to deal with prettified code like this: <button href=".." class="...." >Button</button> And when you start fixing more complex comp
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by darekkay 8y ago
You're right. My main point was to separate your code by purpose instead of technology. That's where component-based development is heading to. If you're using components, then you're still free to choose one or anothe
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by darekkay 8y ago
> Because then every time you want to tweak all buttons on the site, you tweak it in one place. What do you do, when the button markup changes? Let's say you need to make all links open in a new window? Then you still need to chan
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by darekkay 8y ago
Wow, this gets some real hate on HN. I highly recommend reading [0] instead (which is by the way linked in the main article). If you're writing HTML by hand, then yes, it will be a PITA changing all those "bg-blue" Profile Ca
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by darekkay 8y ago
One possible solution is in the article - nothing prevents you from using: <div class="profile-card m-5 p-5 text-gray-light bg-gray-darker border border-gray-light"> with "profile-card" being use just for id
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by darekkay 8y ago
Thanks, this looks solid, with a really extensive documentation. I will give it a try for my next crawling/bot project :)
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by darekkay 8y ago
I like this. Some thoughts: * The gif demo is nice, but you should make it a lot shorter (remove typos and speed it up). Bring it to the point. * The only use case I see is to create a branch and do a commit in one step (which is a common u
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by darekkay 8y ago
Yes, I use their calendar web app on Desktop (the one next to Mail). For mobile, I sync individual calendars into my Android Calendar ("CalDAV-Sync"). My biggest issue with the Google Calendar was the syncing rate of 24 hours for
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by darekkay 8y ago
I'm also using the web UI. I create "example.html" and "example-latest.html" with a daily cron job (the way I described) and move it into my web directory (behind a http auth). I planned to do a write-up for a while
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by darekkay 8y ago
They do another thing: calendar. And I find it at least as good as Sunrise Calendar was before Microsoft shut it down.
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by darekkay 8y ago
p4merge also display 4 panels as you described. It's been my go-to merge tool for years now.
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by darekkay 8y ago
There's a kind of a workaround. I rotate my logs with logrotate weekly, so the current week's logs are in access.log (and access.log.1) and past logs are in access.log.x.gz files. Then I run goaccess twice (once for .log and once
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by darekkay 8y ago
Thumbs up for making the web more accessible! I was fortunate to work on a project with a WCAG AA requirement for the last 1.5 years, so I can only imagine how overwhelming is must be for people outside this area to make their sites accessi
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by darekkay 8y ago
If anyone relies on bookmark descriptions, look into my Static Marks tool [0]. It goes beyond descriptions: every bookmark may include multiple notes and other bookmarks. There is no import feature yet, though (but the latest move by Mozill
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by darekkay 8y ago
The site is not loading for me (too much traffic?). Here is an archive version: https://web.archive.org/web/20180731090017/https://ardacraft...
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by darekkay 8y ago
> An individual believing it has free will, will certainly act different to an individual that believes all actions are predetermined. Just because all actions are predetermined does not mean I don't (or can't) make any choices

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