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by err4nt 2y ago
Presumably so you can test it on-page
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by err4nt 2y ago
The straw that broke this camel's back was they edited and rewrote an answer I had posted, but left my name/avatar beside what was no longer my words. That was too much for me. I wouldn't mind if they did something like &quot
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by err4nt 2y ago
Elections have a deadline after which a new election can be called, but there's no number of terms served that then stops a re-elected leader from taking office if they win another election. It's not the case that people can just
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by err4nt 2y ago
A delightful read, though I disagree. Unless we were going to introduce half-minute units (which decreases the scale of the error, but makes it twice as numerous) then shifting our minute units by a half value doesn't seem to actually
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by err4nt 2y ago
Any JSON-compatible data (and even some JavaScript data formats beyond strict JSON types) can be converted to an XML representation, have real XPath queries run on it, and the original matching data returned as the results. We use this to g
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by err4nt 2y ago
Cool! Hope it works well and convinces more people to try it (if it works out)
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by err4nt 2y ago
There's no way writing illegal HTML is preferable to writing legal HTML. Here's what the HTML spec[1] says about data-* attributes: Custom data attributes are intended to store custom data, state, annotations, and similar, p
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by err4nt 2y ago
I wish it didn't require authors to practice doing the wrong thing (writing invalid HTML) for to use the tool. Authors are free to either create any data-* attributes they wish for any purpose, so long as the custom attributes are pref
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by err4nt 2y ago
Yes, that article was sober and wise. I'm in Canada and I really hope other countries do not follow us down this path. I have fears grounded in facts based on what is continuing to unfold here in a relatively short number of years that
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by err4nt 2y ago
There's two distinct types of 'AI' fatigue I'm experiencing. The first type is having to see AI buttons showing up in prime places in navigation on every website and app. Even if it's useful, I just want to hide it
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by err4nt 2y ago
Thanks, I think that helps me understand the 'why' a lot more! That's kind of cool, and I do hope they can keep making progress in that effort!
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by err4nt 2y ago
Can anyone explain why they bothered with the fractal at all, instead of using a 3 dimensional grid? Doesn't a grid of the appropriate resolution provide the exact same? Or is it to show that they can do everything within even a subset
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by err4nt 2y ago
They had literally 1 job: secure authentication. This isn't the first time Okta has had a gaffe on a level that should cause any customer to reconsider. What's that saying, "Fool me once, shame on thee, fool me twice, shame o
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by err4nt 2y ago
see also the section about elective (medically unnecessary) surgeries and procedures too
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by err4nt 2y ago
They won't need to fork WP itself (though they're totally free to do that, WP started as a fork after all), but it sounds like they may need to quickly focus on creating their own plugin and theme marketplaces, and other services
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by err4nt 2y ago
What's the risk? You own the code, and you aren't pre-committed to updating to any new versions in the future. You can just take it and use it on your own forever. Many people do. What's their risk?
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by err4nt 2y ago
The headline is not misleading, though it's not the tree famous for perfume fragrance, they believe it may be close relative used for medicinal purposes!
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by err4nt 2y ago
Some ideas in no particular order: - Node is still around and still used, so there's less room for Deno unless Node decreases - Deno fills a slightly different position than Node, in that it's a TypeScript engine and is more align
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by err4nt 2y ago
If you click the link under his message that says 'parent', you can see the comment he is replying to. I don't think there's a way to see both at once very easily because of the number of replies the parent comment has.
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by err4nt 2y ago
If they were aiming to please web developers, they took a wrong approach. Their syntax highlighter by design is incompatible in its approach to parsing CSS to be able to syntax highlight it correctly, and this was pointed out to them early
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by err4nt 2y ago
It's so funny but encouraging to read this. I started drinking coffee in college and could easily finish a whole pot, or have 3 Starbucks venti drip coffees in a day, but I was not sensitive to caffeine at all and could sleep right aft
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by err4nt 2y ago
As long as you're consistent enough, if you use this tool for a while could you learn how to tune the value it gives you? E.g. if you know you need extra time, or less time you can take that into account when reading this.
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by err4nt 2y ago
I agree with your perspective, it does come across like someone who has had success learning one stack and that's great, but it's hardly a picture of the varied landscape. There's nothing wrong with PHP and I've seen ple
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by err4nt 2y ago
"Deep in the browser’s privacy settings, Firefox introduced an experimental “privacy-preserving ad measurement” toggle, enabling it by default without explanation or disclosure." This isn't even the first time Firef
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by err4nt 2y ago
Can you explain why it should never be used, beyond subjective preference?
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by err4nt 2y ago
Perhaps it was because of his top priorities, which were: "Developers, developers, developers, developers!"
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by err4nt 2y ago
I love bluetooth headphones for listening to video or even talking, but it has too much latency for realtime music performance (e.g. music making apps, or using your phone as a MIDI instrument with a controller). Having the wired headphone
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by err4nt 2y ago
Excellent website! Thanks for sharing, I learned something: the scientific name of a cheetah. Tell your daughter to keep making things that she likes to make!
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by err4nt 2y ago
It looks like you didn't read all the way to the end, and custom data attributes can be for whatever you desire. Presently a lot of people are putting style information right in class names so this distinction you're speaking abou
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by err4nt 2y ago
I concur, I've been 'around' the OSS community even before I had skills to be able to give back to it and something after 2010 shifted and it felt like open-source was a way for corporations to exploit free labour of ideologu

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