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   by dimmke 4y ago

   How is this possible? I'm a regular L5 and He's my skip*5. I just counted.
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   by dimmke 4y ago

   The Air France lounge there is GREAT. If you can, buy a pass and stay in there until the absolute last second you need to leave to board your flight.
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   by dimmke 4y ago

   This is so appalling with the added context that this might be the worst airport in Europe.
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   by dimmke 4y ago

   I read this title as "what if regular expressions are the best cognitive exercise?" And decided I would rather just be dumb in the span of 2 seconds.
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   by dimmke 4y ago

   So with the @apply rule you can sketch things out in tailwind and put them behind semantic names if you have PostCSS running. It works quite nicely.
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   by dimmke 4y ago

   This is what the WHATWG group has been spending their time on over the last decade.
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   by dimmke 4y ago

   Yes, but I wanted to foster this exact comment thread so it worked perfectly.
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   <i>: The Idiomatic Text element(developer.mozilla.org)

   125 points by dimmke 4y ago|208 comments
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   by dimmke 4y ago

   This is so sad to read. Disco Elysium was the last single player video game that I got fully absorbed into. These guys are immensely talented.
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    I mean, T-Mobile was pretty good for a long time. You could buy a carrier unlocked phone direct from manufacturer and it was $70/month for unlimited everything with no contract. But now that their CEO has quit, they've solidified
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    Time for another round of "TikTok is dangerous spyware", one of the HN's evergreen argument topics along with "Coding interviews are broken"
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    Yeah but I am hoping they do this for all iPhones and not just EU ones.
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    Oh my god, please please please this in the US this is an instant buy for me. Can they switch over everything? Airpods too?
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    I recently implemented layers on my site https://daniel.do/ and honestly found it really helpful in terms of explicitly organizing specificity. It also gives you a much clearer idea of where in your styling stack something
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    I recently tried the new Layer feature and I really like it. We're finally getting stuff that has been needed for years, like custom scoping support. I think it will take CSS out of JS.
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    I laughed so hard when I read this. This is legitimately funnier than most things that are trying to be funny like sketches/standup.
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    This is my sense too. But I like the domain enough to at least try and see.
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    That's the problem, is that I have no idea how much they're going to try to charge me. I might be willing to pay $1000 for a domain I really want but definitely not $20,000. All it says is "Contact us" - but I feel like
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    Already registered/squatted
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    Ask HN: Buying a Premium Domain

    3 points by dimmke 4y ago|8 comments
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    In my scenario, it's not like I'm saying JavaScript frameworks can't or shouldn't exist. My point is they have become the default and I don't think they should be. We will always need JS frameworks. It's where
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    Great questions! >Which of the current JS frontend framework paradigms do you think should be standardised and shipped in browsers? The basic concept of "binding" data to a DOM element and having the DOM element update when you
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    1. It's confusing. The fact that there's a "role" attribute that is implicit sometimes and needs to be declared other times and a "aria-XYZ" set of attributes is stupid. The purist HTML take was always "Ma
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    My post will expand on all of this in detail, including addressing ARIA.
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    Here's what I don't understand about the ARIA spec - and maybe you can help clarify it for me. Why are we using attributes instead of element names? Like take this for example: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US&#
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    >Sort of, but React is not a language. It's a runtime lib. JSX is not really helpful - still writing HTML and CSS. TypeScript has been very useful and successful but it hasn't touched the UI stuff. That's my point. The mai
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    Ultimately, that's what all these different frameworks actually are though. Look at how many different languages over the years have compiled down to JS? CoffeeScript, TypeScript, Elm. And all the frameworks that have smoothed over the
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    Thanks, and I will. It's at about 3000 words and I have been sitting on it, but I think I am going to just finish it up and release it and see what discussion it generates.
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    >I’ve hit a point where it just doesn’t seem like the end justifies the means in the vast majority of cases anymore I agree, but the only path forward is to change the specifications for HTML/CSS/JavaScript. As an industry we n
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    by dimmke 4y ago

    This is so odd to me because this isn't my experience with Youtube at all. I just opened the homepage and it's mostly content I subscribe to and music that I've listened to before (I use Youtube for listening to DJ sets/