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by efortis 2y ago
For teaching coding to musicians, I wrote a program the other way around. But it can help you understand how most chords are formed. https://github.com/ericfortis/web-projects/blob/main/chord-m...
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Show HN: Pixaton – Puppeteer helpers for screenshot diffing(github.com)
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Same here. I start with high-level signatures and data structures. Then I implement the functions. Perhaps the git diff helps me visualize what's left to do. On the other hand, if it is a complex algorithm, I draw diagrams representing
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My tip is adding hot spare disks so you don't have to replace broken ones. For example, in ZFS you can mirror disks 1 and 2, while having 3 and 4 as hot spares with: zpool create pool mirror $d1 $d2 spare $d3 $d4
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Yes, both versions must be running at some point. The load balancer starts accepting connections on Server2 and stops accepting new connections on Server1. Then, Server1 disconnects when all of its connections are closed. It could be differ
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Yes, the certificate renewal and the server are more hardened this way.
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Let the backend send what's convenient to them. In the frontend, create Models that transform to what's convenient to the FE. Sometimes, the FE needs two models for the same data. For example, a Table View and a Nested Card View o
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It reminded me of the Imperfecto Ruler on Numberphile: https://youtu.be/9yUZTTLpDtk?si=8JKoCRuX-LTh1mTu&t=115
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I use acme.sh with DNS challenges on an external machine. Then I push up (rsync) the certs and reload Nginx. Here’s a blog post https://blog.uxtly.com/isolated-tls-certificate-creation
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> I often wonder what it would look / feel like to reach a level where one's reasoning and speech is 100% consistent and correct (given the perceived facts). I think the closer you get to that, combined with doing what you agre
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I use Nginx: - as a layer on top the app servers for not having to expose Node.js, and loadbalancing app servers, - brotli_static, - serving avif conditionally[1] - anonymizing IPs in logs - injecting the caching headers
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That is called the Ken Thompson hack In 1984, he published a paper called: Reflections on trusting trust https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/358198.358210
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About React.createElement, implementing a compatible version ended up being my goto helper for small UIs. For example, I use it in mockaton here: https://github.com/ericfortis/mockaton/blob/7e6ad6226d7ed48e...
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I used my.lan for my local net I changed it to home.arpa , but I forgot why
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In the page with the blog+app, conditionally render the blog when it's not on an iframe. if (!window.frameElement) renderBlog()
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Since my IP hardly changes, I went from DDNS to an email notifying me when the IP changes with this cron: old_ip=`cat ~/.prev_ip` my_ip=`ifconfig em0 | awk '/inet/ {print $2}' 2>&1` my_email=me@exampl
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In 2013, I got asked this question at Yahoo for a Frontend job: Explain as detailed as possible what happens when I click a button? —— Around 2004, I recall college friends talking about an exam Google published. I think one question was: W
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Show HN: Mockaton – Mock Server for a Better UI DX(github.com)
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A Software Multiplexer (Bitwise Table Lookup) /* Bits: selected, hovered */ const colors = [ grey, // 00 green, // 01 blueA, // 10 blueB // 11 ] const color = col
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I agree, form your opinions when you have enough information. For example, if you can’t decide between two data structures or tech, pick one and add a comment: // I’m not sure
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No two devs perform equally regardless of their expertise. For example, if you pay all backend devs the same, you’ll eventually loose or miss the higher performers in some way.
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In Computer Engineering, my most challenging course was “Communications Theory”.
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More nice features: - flash/highlight the fragment when clicking a link to it. Also, adding some padding for making sure the header is not covering part of the fragment - an alternative to sidenotes is to use an initially collapsed det
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In general, customizable widgets are more complex to develop and learn. BTW, an extension for blocking that feature is not difficult. Perhaps you’ll just need to block the api request for the mixes. For example, that’s how I skip the Upgrad
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For making it under 200 LoC, `setProperty` could be written without the hardcoded list: function setProperty(prop, value, elem) { if (prop in elem) elem[prop] = value else elem.setAttribute(prop, value) } http
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and Fernando Alonso
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After Cars there’s: - Ratatouille - Up - Inside Out In your opinion, which movie has a better story than any of those?
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by efortis 2y ago
Location: US Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes (US only) Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, CSS, HTML, a11y, Puppeteer, Node.js email: efortis@gmail.com Résumé/CV: https://ericfortis.com - Front
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FWIW, the blog is broken in Safari Desktop and Mobile. 34 times (until all the pagination options are loaded), the page flickers and looses the scroll position. That's because each `appendPaginatedData` call triggers `reinitializeWebfl
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Here is another, a software multiplexer-like table lookup https://blog.uirig.com/bitwise-table-lookup

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