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by efields 2y ago
/s/cyclist/person/ But yes horns are for car-to-car.
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by efields 2y ago
I got in today. I'm very impressed. FormKit is something we were looking to adopt for our CRM. It's clearly a very mature form library.
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by efields 2y ago
I get the angry unicorn when I try to sign in with GitHub
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by efields 2y ago
Sublime is still where I get all my work done. I could never get past the lag in VSCode.
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by efields 2y ago
There’s always exceptions. He doesn’t talk about situations of spousal abuse, because those are houses on fire. You don’t live inside a burning house.
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by efields 2y ago
Ditto.
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by efields 2y ago
Org charts are annoyingly real. And the actions at the top fully dictate the potential for the bottom. I'm comfortably in the middle with no real power, but I have an excellent relationship with my boss who triages between my team and
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by efields 2y ago
Is it really a bug if it hasn't affected the integrity of the game for 55 years? ducks
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by efields 2y ago
Enjoy my $100 deposit. Such a cool thing you’ve made!
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Ask HN: How do you share staging links and other WIP content with colleagues?
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by efields 2y ago
Yeah this sucks. Also search and retrieval isn't that bad anymore? Spotlight gets a lot right. Google gets a lot right. Dystopian panopticon implementation aside, I just don't think computers are that bad at most things people use
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by efields 2y ago
I still love being in a ruby environment more than a JS one mostly because it all feels so straightforward. Somehow, this is an ethos/style baked into Ruby, whereas javascript is too spastic to be straightforward. Bridgetown looks very
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by efields 2y ago
Sounds productive. Don't forget to take breaks, drink water, and sleep.
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by efields 2y ago
I thought this was true for a lot of plants…
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by efields 2y ago
This, this, this (plus zoning laws based off this). I drive through a neighborhood in Baltimore County, Maryland where a number of the houses have these black and white signs, "Save the suburbs!" "No new light rail!" The
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by efields 2y ago
To do what? People want to post, share pictures, share video. The gardens arose to do this more easily than setting it up yourself. There's no driving force to work outside these gardens. Let's take LiveJournal or MySpace… those s
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by efields 2y ago
I'm pessimistic about the likelihood of any new "wild" internet ecologies thriving the way they did in the past. If you think of hypertext as a medium, it's been pushed to its most logical extreme already. There's n
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by efields 2y ago
But that industry is soooo massive, and such a huge economic force, and is kind of built on the idea of Constructing Fantasy, so it _makes sense_ that the Hollywood neighborhood is like this. I have no numbers to back this up, so feel how y
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by efields 3y ago
This is great. It's so simple it hurts.
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by efields 3y ago
I like my job security large, ornate and full of stained glass.
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by efields 3y ago
How web bloat impacts users: negatively. Better do your best to fix it. This stuff is simpler than we let it be sometimes, folks.
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by efields 3y ago
SVGs don't scale the way you want them to. You can't make a (for example) 256px square image, even a vector, look good at 24px just by vector transforms.
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by efields 3y ago
Marketers be marketing. I appreciate the insight. I think coffee people are on a higher level than wine people, FWIW. It is a _far_ more nuanced beverage.
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by efields 3y ago
Network. Figure out what your network wants. I’ll still consult on dev stuff but there’s a lot of aging SMBs and retired execs who need a smart person on retainer to help them figure out… everything. Squarespace costs $300/year. Sell i
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by efields 3y ago
Baltimore resident. I went to that staples for the first time a week ago and thought the parking lot was strangely huge. I don’t think an urban forest makes sense there tho. Baltimore actually has a decent amount of forest and park per capi
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by efields 3y ago
They won’t, but certain fungi will break them down.
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by efields 3y ago
Yep. Consulting is where you want to be rn.
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by efields 3y ago
Maybe that's because they employ so many people, law of large numbers etc.
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by efields 3y ago
It’s good to have this conversation. I don’t think anyone here wants the bill enacted as-is (did anyone actually read it? I didn’t, and I don’t live in FL). Of course this is technically unenforceable. There will always fbe workarounds. You
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by efields 3y ago
I read this to the bottom and I don't have a clear explanation of what the lesson is. > By re-reading archival documents, the researchers were also able to clarify the role of British hospital specialist Henry Saxon Snell, who myste

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