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dsego
2y ago
Not sure why it matters, <b> is the same as <span style="font-weight: bold">... If you want, name it "stack" or "vbox" instead of "flex".
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dsego
2y ago
Hence why companies adopt UI toolkits, otherwise it gets messy. Without discipline it's hard to develop a set of core components and often times devs will duplicate work and fail to extract common parts due to the nature of working on
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2y ago
> Limited set of predefined values to us... With the ability to predefine css constants I guess it's now possible to use the style prop directly and not have to use raw hex colors and pixel values (eg. there are css libraries with t
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dsego
2y ago
It's not, FlexDiv is just another name for Stack, they are describing the same aspect. Eg. you can imagine one CSS library using Flex, one Group and the third one Stack for the same concept, eg. some other UI frameworks use VBox and HB
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2y ago
Why is it harder to work with? It makes it immediately obvious what the visual layout is and what the purpose of the component is and a lot of time all you want to do is have a flex on a component and you don't need other CSS to warran
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2y ago
Because sometimes you just need a flex wrapper. And it's easier to see InlineStack everywhere in your JSX than deciphering the layout from mixed CSS. Whereas plain CSS separates some concerns away from HTML, it also intermingles differ
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dsego
2y ago
Please read it again, you might see it differently now.
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I didn't read it as aggressive, more like engaged in the discussion, he really wanted to get to the bottom of things and get his views and opinions challenged, but UB was a bit defensive and closed. Even though UB has strong opinions h
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Customizable HTML Select
(developer.chrome.com)
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2y ago
Not sure what was so great about win 7. But maybe there is something I missed, because I also started using Ubuntu at that time and then MacOS. From a bystander perspective Win 7 just seemed like a vista plus. Ubuntu was a breath of fresh a
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2y ago
I believe I remember trying to say a word and being frustrated that parents wouldn't wait and gave up just as I was about to utter the sounds, or something along those lines, it's really a vague memory of having a memory at this p
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2y ago
I also believe I have several distinct memories from around 1 or 2, but it's not clear that they are real and not just confabulations. I probably have bigger gaps in primary school, things faded away.
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2y ago
This software has been around for almost 30 years now and is always sold as this photoshop killer and praised by open-source zealots. It's become like a religion, they can't take constructive criticism, they don't listen to f
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dsego
2y ago
There is also rawtherapee.
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Custom Game Engines
(github.com)
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2y ago
Yes, petrus is old latin or greek for rock or stone, Saint Peter was given the name for "the rock" on which the church will be built.
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Epoch Semantic Versioning
(antfu.me)
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dsego
2y ago
More stones also make asphalt more slippery in wet conditions don't they?
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dsego
2y ago
It's crazy to compare my household now vs my experience as a kid in the 90s. TV was always on in the background, whether it was the news, or documentaries, sports, or cartoons, always something. As a kid I knew at what time different s
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I feel it's easier with with more kids since you can let them play together. It's hard with one kid or kids that are not of similar age, since they have nobody to play with them at home. Of course, there are some kids who can play
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You could try writing an RFC or a tech spec sometimes with different approaches, proposed solutions, pros/cons. It's basically coding and designing the system in your mind and anticipating issues and challenges. It's a good e
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I sometimes care when I want to introduce empty space to visually make parts of code stand out, eg multiple blank lines between functions or classes etc. I think whitespace can be effectively used like paragraphs in a book, basically make d
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2y ago
I feel like this is a failure of language and syntax that allows formatting to be deceiving.
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2y ago
I remember this uncanny feeling when I started reading about a new thing in JS frameworks called "file based routing", coming from PHP it was, wait, didn't we just come from this to proper routing, and now this is a feature a
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2y ago
Ah Riot.js, it was like Vue before Vue, yet it never took off for some reason, and it had component templates with locally scoped JS and CSS. I remember mentioning it to a few fellow devs when they were hyping up Vue and nobody ever even he
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2y ago
Luckily there is reader mode, the contrast is so low to make it almost illegible.
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2y ago
And not everyone has bacteria that causes cavities or gingivitis. Seems once you get it, it's difficult to get rid of. I was trying to explain this to my mom (grandma) when she was sharing spoons with our little one, and she was all de
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2y ago
Not sure how projects and workspaces are a feature, it's the most convoluted thing ever. I just use `subl .` to open my project directory. I think it would be saner to just have a dot file in the directory if you want to tweak settings
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UK population exceeds that of France for first time on record, ONS estimates
(theguardian.com)
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2y ago
In this case the regulation is to make sure vehicles are road worthy and they make sense, all your signals need to be operational, braking forces on all wheels should be adequate, emissions testing, headlights in full working order, suspens
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