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by efortis 4y ago
How do you know they called themselves engineers? BTW, Tesla studied engineering.
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by efortis 4y ago
Outside programming I’ve never met someone self taught saying they are engineers. Has anyone met one?
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by efortis 4y ago
Why online? I mean you can use Libre Office. or Pages if you are on macOS
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Increased by how much?
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by efortis 4y ago
POST vs. PUT is convention. Independent of the HTTP protocol, the actual server-side application logic is what matters. Example 1: you can code a request handler for a PUT that doesn't behave idempotently, and a POST that does. Example
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by efortis 4y ago
Here's an example (Sun) https://github.com/ericfortis/web-animations Source Code: https://github.com/ericfortis/web-animations/blob/main/sun.s... --- Yes, you can create a font
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by efortis 4y ago
Some SVG animation examples for learning: https://ericfortis.github.io/web-animations/
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by efortis 4y ago
Puerto Rico $88/mo 300/30Mbps coax QoS 9.5/10
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by efortis 4y ago
I despise having to call my app “no code”. But after two years I did. Most people call my app a no code for prototyping so I’m calling it No code, No graphic Design. https://uidrafter.com
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by efortis 4y ago
If you need an async one: pipe(a, b, c) is equivalent to a().then(b).then(c) function pipe(...functions) { (async () => { let accum; for (const fn of functions) accum = await fn(accum); }()); }
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by efortis 4y ago
What's your output for: `which node` and `node -v` On my M1 Pro: python3 -c 'print (123)' 0.02s user 0.01s system 86% cpu 0.036 total node -e 'console.log(123)' 0.04s user 0.01s system 88% cpu 0.053 to
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by efortis 4y ago
Yes, there's no AI yet. That's for the upcoming variations.
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I’m working on it for UI Drafter. The idea is that a domain-expert drafts (specs out) the I/O fields and their order. Then the tool suggests UIs. Right now the tool generates one working prototype. But soon it will generate variations.
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by efortis 4y ago
Check out Coding Math’s YouTube channel. It has a bunch of simple utilities, and the projects are fun.
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I don't worry about random things.
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For example, a Server's: - disk fails (ZFS with hot spares) - power supply fails (each server has two) - someone cut the power (there's another server) --- Most issues will be caused by me, so the general answer is don't leav
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by efortis 4y ago
Nice. Is there a way to edit the animation curve directly on the graph? Also, I edited the CSS and I can see the animation changing but the graph doesn't update. I can only edit the duration and delay.
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by efortis 4y ago
If you wonder how people collaborated (and still collaborate) without this tech let me know.
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Do you honestly think there's no way?
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Moved to: https://github.com/uxtely/js-utils/tree/main/reactive-state
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I use this tiny (80 LoC) React state manager for class components. https://github.com/uxtely/reactive-state
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Depends, e.g., you can publish a PNG mock-up, such as a restaurant menu or daily specials. https://ericfortis.github.io/web-projects/daily-menu-special... Also, add some description for SEO purposes. --- Similarly, you
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Kria KR260 Robotics Starter Kit(xilinx.com)
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target="_blank" implies rel="noopener" https://caniuse.com/mdn-html_elements_a_implicit_noopener
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by efortis 4y ago
> you'd need to conceptually understand what edits were made Same effort as reviewing the file history > and then make them again manually to the "head" version Copy + Paste
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by efortis 4y ago
can you think of a scenario where you need something like that. I can only recall a company that used Perforce's image diff. And a book author, Stoyan Stefanov, suggesting Git for book edits. https://blog.stoyanstefanov.com&
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SharePoint has versioning. Also, in industry you see on the footer of forms their revision/version number. In car parts the last letter is the revision. Electronic boards have revision numbers: https://youtu.be/LBoF1e5
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by efortis 4y ago
I meant good as in good faith, but I see your point. I started using Corel Draw ~97, and after trying many design programs of all them seem about the same complexity-wise. Now, many people tried Gimp (which is far from Photoshop) and they w
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It's because it frames the logo; it makes your eyes look there. Nobody needs an experiment to know which of these resemble a smile: \_/ or /`\
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Knowing LaTeX doesn't make you a good employee.

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