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by ehutch79 3y ago
the 13" macbook pro w/ touchbar is basically a drop in replacement for the previous generation. I'm under the impression it's meant for enterprises/education where any visible difference results in a 'who moved
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by ehutch79 3y ago
I do want to reiterate that I think tailwind itself has some great ideas. And there’s nothing wrong with utility css, if you’re not using a library you’ll end up writ a lot of it yourself.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
https://tailwindcss.com/ https://twitter.com/adamwathan The tailwind home page feels tamer now than before, but the tone is still there. Adam’s replies on twitter have always been a problem. I’m not going t
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by ehutch79 3y ago
You are correct. I missread it and was thinking BEM, unoCSS, etc. Such that BEM was something different then the rest of the list.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
The reason people think tailwind is supposed to replace CSS is the way adam wathan and the tailwind fanboys position it that way. There's a lot talk about how terrible css is from that camp. Honestly, a lot of the negative sentiment co
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by ehutch79 3y ago
You don't need tailwind for that? that's how css works.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
BEM is just a naming scheme. It's not a framework or library.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
The tailwind developers have specifically said @apply is a codesmell and they regret adding it. If you're just going to stick the tail wind classes in a class like this, why bother? just use css vars.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Yes. It didn't help obviously.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
How is any of that relevant to walking a use through self install of an app. From an app store or managed software centers, or wherever.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
I can't reply to Gud below, but their comment really shows they haven't worked with real users at all. A lot of people on hacker news assume everyone is in the demographic of hacker news for some odd reason. It absolutely can take
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by ehutch79 3y ago
https://youtu.be/mu-tJc-BgaI
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Cyberpunk is 100% a product of the 80s. I disagree that it should change. Moving beyond what it was kind of ruins it, in the same ways 80s horror movies could be solved with a cell phone. It's better to look at it as a sub-grene or alt
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Do employee’s store stuff in the “recycle bin”/“trash”? And get upset when IT empties it when the disc is full? Yes this is a real thing.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
I mean, if you're not paying rent, you might want to pack up the shit that's hard to grab in a hurry
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Perhaps I chose that example for a reason ;-)
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by ehutch79 3y ago
We see this pattern a lot. It's like twitter. You can write an app that works just like twitter in a short amount of time. A week tops. But that's not the hard part. Moderation, getting the product profitable, etc, are the hard pa
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by ehutch79 3y ago
There's nothing here to show that there's an actual product. or even part of a product.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
The more I look at this the more it feels like this is some kind of scam. I wouldnt trust my info to the sign up form.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
There doesn’t seem to be any easily findable screenshots or demos. That’s a big red flag for me. I know this isn’t one, but that’s a typical strategy for ERP/CRM systems that look and feel like something out of 2002.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
I didn't even know they got aquired. It's been a long time since i used it.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
All the "project management" type stuff. It used to be just a request builder. Something easier to fiddle with than the command line for analysis. Now it's got a bunch of features and wants you to build projects? I stopped us
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Insomnia feels like it's falling down the same rabbit hole as postman. It's used to be a more usable, less overbuilt, bloated, alternative to postman, but now... meh
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Why would wasm replace containers? If you're going to run a binary why not just compile it for the local system? We've always had 'compile once, run anywhere' but there's always been caveats and gotchas.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
That’s not a scam though.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
I'm a bit lost here. What's the scam part? I mean, there's clearly a fully functioning game engine, that's open source, with public development on github, right? I'm not seeing anyone taking money and running.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
It's relevant because commenters on here and other places are saying everyone should switch from 'the bird site' to mastodon?
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Somehow I doubt your level of technology literacy is the same as the average twitter/threads user. (You'd have more tech literacy) Just being on hacker news is a bit of a filter.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
The feeling I get from comments on hacker news and such, is that mastodon is a replacement for twitter that _everyone_ should switch to. So you're competing with twitter and any other replacement like threads.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Which is why I said 90% probably don't even count.

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