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by dceddia 7y ago
Soon to be joined by Apple TVs+ Pro! * * one or more pros not included
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by dceddia 7y ago
If you tack '#debug' on the end, a debugger panel shows up, and you can fiddle with things like the blurryness and lighting and some spring coefficients. https://bruno-simon.com/#debug
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by dceddia 7y ago
Not saying it is, but, how would you know it isn't? I imagine that either "they" (the advertisers/companies) have either already figured this out and are learning how to leave grassroots-looking comments, or they will pr
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by dceddia 7y ago
Having used that book and gotten some great bread out of it, and then "messed up" the recipes a few times and had the bread still turn out great, I agree. I don't think the precision is as important as it implies. I think the
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by dceddia 7y ago
Flip it on its head: don’t start with an idea. Start by identifying a group of people you belong to (e.g. “Rails developers”), because it gives you an instant leg up in knowing their struggles. Then research their struggles. Write about the
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by dceddia 7y ago
I thought this was refreshing to see :) > We are NOT reselling another cloud - we built and maintain our own infrastructure and have complete control over our platform. > We've been doing this since 2001.
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by dceddia 7y ago
If you like building TARDISes or have ever thought of building one, there is http://tardisbuilders.com/
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by dceddia 7y ago
> useState with an array with more than 1 component setting the state... It sounds like you might be setting state by modifying the array and then calling the setter. This won't work: array.push(thing) setArray(array) I
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by dceddia 7y ago
To avoid updates and viruses, go with a static site. There are a ton of good static site generators out there. My blog[0] runs on Jekyll[1]. Hugo[2] is a popular option. I've fiddled with Gatsby[3] and heard good things. Eleventy[4] lo
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by dceddia 7y ago
I saw this as I was browsing the flowcharts page at Whimsical [0] and was surprised by how complex the process is! More info on how it was built on the Slack Engineering blog: https://slack.engineering/reducing-slacks-memory
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How Slack Decides to Send a Notification(whimsical.com)
1 points by dceddia 7y ago|1 comments
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by dceddia 7y ago
It’s like one person was given control over multiple accounts, but forgot that every time they replied they’d appear to be a different person. It’s funny because every now and then they appear to remember, like the person halfway down sayin
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fd: A simple, fast, user-friendly alternative to 'find'(github.com)
45 points by dceddia 7y ago|3 comments
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by dceddia 7y ago
I’m curious what kinds of tasks and projects do you usually find yourself working on. Are they short term, long term, big/small, ...?
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by dceddia 7y ago
Thanks for your work on Fastmail. In my experience it definitely lives up to its name. I love how instantaneous everything feels.
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An Introduction to Svelte(daveceddia.com)
2 points by dceddia 7y ago|0 comments
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by dceddia 7y ago
Yeah, I’m not crazy about this trend toward emailing magic login links. I’ve got a password manager...
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by dceddia 7y ago
Very cool! As a front-end dev it's interesting (but I guess also not surprising) to see React and Vue with very steep curves. I wanted to try adding Svelte, so I signed up by email, but that doesn't seem to be working. Then I trie
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VerbalExpressions, a Regex Builder for JavaScript(github.com)
3 points by dceddia 7y ago|0 comments
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by dceddia 7y ago
From the article: > To shut down the web server, run lsof -i :19421 to get the PID of the process, then do kill -9 [process number]. Then you can delete the ~/.zoomus directory to remove the web server application files. > To pre
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by dceddia 7y ago
Ah ok. Maybe it was working in my region and still broken in others :(
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by dceddia 7y ago
It looks like svelte.dev and the REPL are up and running again, so here's a quick example of a 100x10 table updating every value 100 times per second, with a red/blue class being applied to each cell depending on its value. It see
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by dceddia 7y ago
> “It’s a shame Heather never did anything with her life.” > I was about 30 at the time It's a bit strange and sad that much of society holds this idea that if you haven't achieved greatness before you turn 30, you never wil
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by dceddia 7y ago
Netlify is serving the content, so at the very least, they (and/or the CDN they store the files on) will have a server-side access log of every visitor. Maybe that's not "tracking" per-se, but, if enough sites are hosted
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by dceddia 7y ago
Did anyone else notice the double meaning of the term "blocking"? This bit tipped me off to the confusion: > And he argues that if the blocking nature of the webRequest API really represents a performance concern, Google could
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by dceddia 8y ago
The credit card one is cool, but when I clicked it and Chrome offered to autofill my credit card, the first thing that popped into my head was "hmm, this would be a sneaky way to siphon some credit card numbers." Paranoid? Maybe.
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How to Make Your Organization Attractive to Engineering Talent(codewithjason.com)
6 points by dceddia 8y ago|1 comments
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You can build up a reputation on the side by creating educational "content" (ugh I hate that word) in the form of written tutorials, videos, etc. While you're building up that reputation + backlog of content, you can also be
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by dceddia 8y ago
Every damn time. I really wonder whether that system actually helps prevent theft, or if it was originally put in place because stores suspected that theft would be a problem, and we're just stuck with it now. Plus, in the couple sto
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by dceddia 8y ago
It makes sense that you wouldn't want to prematurely filter people out, but in that case I'd think it might be better to explicitly state that. Something like "We use React, but experience with another framework (Angular, Vue

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