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   by efortis 4y ago

   I've worked with designers in tandem as well, sharing screen, sitting next to each other, and in online real-time. Real-time collaboration is a way to collaborate, not the only way.
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   by efortis 4y ago

   I rather have a toilet than saving two clicks. —- real-time collab is not exclusive to webapps.
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   by efortis 4y ago

   Good employees find ways to collaborate no matter what. That’s to say that real-time collaboration is a luxury feature. Also, many projects have only one designer. Not to mention, it’s rare to find designers that work in tandem. Also, from
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   by efortis 4y ago

   Thank you
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   by efortis 4y ago

   Anyone knows if the pf syncookie made it to 13.1? https://freebsdfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Por...
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   by efortis 4y ago

   Keynote, PowerPoint, or Visio work well for data flow diagrams, flowcharts, and alike. For example, here's mine: https://blog.uidrafter.com/architecture-of-a-desktop-alike-s... If you need more UML-like stuff check out
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   by efortis 4y ago

   Illustrator or Inkscape can import PDFs, so you can iterate between code and graphic design programs by exporting the page to PDF. That is, somethings are easier to experiment with or to start out in code.
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   by efortis 4y ago

   Yep. No-code and ERP consultants charge more than Sr. devs. On paper it’s a deal: 100X productivity for 1.5X the price. Not to mention security, hacking them is easier than ever. Eg POLA nah BTW, I’m developing a no-code, no-graphic design
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   by efortis 4y ago

   No-Code won't and can't replace coding 100%, but it'll take a huge chunk. 1. Websites For instance, in the US most houses look the same, so having the same website isn't a big deal. 2. Apps Most no-code apps also are a b
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    by efortis 4y ago

    I agree, I wish WebStorm did more than autocomplete and color picking.
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    by efortis 4y ago

    I also write `init` functions: https://github.com/uxtely/css-editor-connector/blob/main/con... And more often after learning about Capsicum (FreeBSD) and Pledge (OpenBSD), so it's easier to future p
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    Types Without TypeScript(blog.uidrafter.com)

    2 points by efortis 4y ago|0 comments
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    by efortis 4y ago

    I was able to code much larger projects after watching this Uncle Bob's Live Refactoring video: https://web.archive.org/web/20150905163826/https://www.youtu... BTW, I think sometimes is ok to have i
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    by efortis 4y ago

    What about sending a patch to them?
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    by efortis 4y ago

    and the last two words of the title
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    by efortis 4y ago

    Speaking of NPM deps, another mitigation is setting: ignore-scripts=true As previously discussed, https://blog.uidrafter.com/getting-rid-of-npm-scripts
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    by efortis 4y ago

    Also, needlessly sequential tasks. For example, to concurrently install NPM packages in many projects: npmi() { local pids="" for app in $apps; do echo "Installing NPMs on $app..." cd $R
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    by efortis 4y ago

    I upload a before and after picture or a video to the ticket, and then link it in the PR description, so design or product can comment before developers.
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    by efortis 4y ago

    Making an effort to find interesting things about the interviewee. I'm not sure if you mean like Lex Fridman or for a job but that applies to both. --- Recently, Lex interviewed Rick Rubin and sometimes you can't tell who's t
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    by efortis 4y ago

    Thank you. You also made me realize that it's better to tune open strings for avoiding intonation shifts by the pressing force.
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    by efortis 4y ago

    A chord-maker JS kata: https://github.com/ericfortis/chord-maker
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    by efortis 4y ago

    Please let me know if I'm understanding. This technique is for tuning open strings and listening, back-and-forth, to the perfect fourth (or major third) interval? In contrast to matching the same note on the next string?
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    by efortis 4y ago

    That's interesting. I start with "A" on the G-string, and then use its "B" to tune the B-string and so on.
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    by efortis 4y ago

    Coding Math is fun. https://www.youtube.com/user/codingmath/videos
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    by efortis 4y ago

    I'm using something like this for class components. https://github.com/uxtely/reactive-state
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    by efortis 4y ago

    Desktop Safari extensions work pretty well in Chrome. Keep in mind that Safari uses manifest v2, while Chrome v3, so you'll need two different manifests. iOS Safari has some limitations [1], e.g. 1. the time it can run the background s
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    by efortis 4y ago

    Not an example, but there's potential to expose (give them) private or sensitive data.
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    by efortis 5y ago

    Correct Sketchpad Demo: https://youtu.be/57wj8diYpgY?t=92
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    by efortis 5y ago

    This one is ugly, but I've seen nice ones: https://www.amazon.com/JFF-Cockpit-Ergonomic-Massage-Footres...
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    by efortis 5y ago

    From hn.algolia.com: https://medium.com/@silenttiger/how-to-draw-smooth-mouse-tra... --- In Inkscape (Illustrator, Draw, ...): https://drive.google.com/file/d/144dtjN3wGuwCBhBNZgp52vjBLfV...