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by dleeftink 1y ago
Wake up, lynndotpy
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by dleeftink 1y ago
The first step to recovery is... You'll get there. Go from shorter form content to things that'll grab your attention, piece by piece.
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by dleeftink 1y ago
Not op, but check out unsuck[0] for some inspiration. [0]: https://unsuckjs.com/
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by dleeftink 1y ago
Enter: knowledge. It's a messy thing. Before you know it, it 'clicks'. That's the only thing worth chasing.
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by dleeftink 1y ago
This is no zero-sum, we'd be very interested to see what you've built.
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by dleeftink 1y ago
https://motioncanvas.io/
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by dleeftink 1y ago
And more common nowadays, to re-release/master the recording as 'the artist intended'. But once you are familiarised with an original work and its (unintended) artefacts, a re-do is likely to lose some of the initial magic th
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by dleeftink 1y ago
I agree, but want to add that while we may perceive other creative works as 'finished' (to an extent), code often is not. It unfortunately, needs perpetual work.
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by dleeftink 1y ago
Verbosity is readability. I'd wager some of the terser libraries take more effort picking up again after leaving them for a while. Whereas once the D3 training wheels come off, its muscle memory is hard to shed.
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by dleeftink 1y ago
PSQL (and PRQL) use this ordering, and a similar pipe/arrow notation has recently been added to BigQuery. Check out the DuckDB community extensions: [0]: https://duckdb.org/community_extensions/extensions/psql
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by dleeftink 1y ago
I found it pretty consistent! The improved CG in later seasons also clearly shows.
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by dleeftink 1y ago
I'm a bit different then, maths only started to make sense well after picking up a calculator; Wolfram notebooks, Excel and SQL were much easier for me to grok than attempting the equivalent by heart/head/hand. Nowadays, math
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by dleeftink 1y ago
I'm reminded of how in the modular synthesis world Eurorack has standard 4U sizes but still allows other unit sizes to be fitted (e.g. 1U, 5U). Similarly, voltages and connections can be tweaked to your own content, as long as there ex
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by dleeftink 1y ago
(Just say yes, you have to look it up all the time so we don't feel as bad)
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by dleeftink 1y ago
I don't have first-hand Figma experience, but Adobe products aren't free from lag and freezing issues either; there's a large hardware and software surface to support that comes with its own set of issues.
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by dleeftink 1y ago
The number has clearly ceased its function, so what are we chasing?
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by dleeftink 1y ago
I appreciate this insight, makes you wonder, why even publish a paper if it only amounts to a vibe check? If it's just the code we need we can get that peer reviewed through other channels.
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by dleeftink 1y ago
A bookmarklet that injects custom CSS and selects all/certain items and applies the `contain: content` and `content-visibility: auto;` rules could do to trick. Additionally, the pseudo `:empty { display: none; }` selector may get you a
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by dleeftink 1y ago
Not op, but you cannot fault the author for not knowing every app or trend. With any luck, your reply will inform the original author, who may learn a thing or two from the discussion we are having here!
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by dleeftink 1y ago
Also interesting to contrast this to invocation or application (e.g. to invoke or apply). I'm sure there are fair few 'functional dialects' out there!
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by dleeftink 1y ago
Here is one with SVG filters (can be compute intensive): [0]: https://codepen.io/rebane2001/details/OPVQXMv
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by dleeftink 1y ago
A unique strategy (and sign) of the times, let's see how many start-ups are willing to get bought out.
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by dleeftink 1y ago
How about instead of scaling up, try scaling-in? Promise superior internal market services and local storage/processing instead of competing on the global square. Kagi's subscription model comes to mind. The myth of infinite start
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by dleeftink 1y ago
> spends most of its useful life being the old thing that people are trying to work around But in the process, the base functionality has been propped up another level. Incremental updates aren't worthwhile just because of userland
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by dleeftink 1y ago
Love this. Are you familiar with chronemics, or the study of the perception of time? I think this ties in greatly. The work from Achim Landwehr and Tobias Winnerling that contextualises historic (ana/meta) chronisms — how we relate and
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by dleeftink 1y ago
Also Facet.js! Declarative to a fault. [0]: https://github.com/kgscialdone/facet
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by dleeftink 1y ago
Isn't it more a matter of how space is folded in higher dimensions rather than an increase in volume that accounts for containment? There is plenty of space in the corners: [0]: https://observablehq.com/@tophtucker&#x2F
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by dleeftink 1y ago
The table byline says: "The @ symbol is used to encode mathematical formulas for the computer. It is not visible to the user."
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by dleeftink 1y ago
A related report from way back, that counts expressions instead of symbols[0]. The counting procedure used in OP's referenced table might benefit from first extracting expressions, and then counting individual symbol frequencies. [0]:
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by dleeftink 1y ago
Write a couple of lore books, in-universe cyclopedia, some character sheets and exclusively train on them. Maybe some out-of-game lore for cross-over universes!

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