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by err4nt 3y ago
You said, "You'll be gaslit into chasing down dead ends, distracted from actual issues." When the ideal situation is that your Code-writing bot is attempting to gaslight your Project-management bot, and they go around in tire
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by err4nt 3y ago
I would have to beg my dad to use his credit card to make an online purchase, even if I had the cash equivalent in my hand to give to him right then! If I new kids would be using any device I would make sure it had no payment information ac
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by err4nt 3y ago
WordPress can emit statically-hostable websites, though you may lose that site-searching functionality. It would be possible for those who work on the site to log into a running WordPress install, to write and manage their content in the da
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by err4nt 3y ago
CSS is designed to be very fast, and because of that design choice it's less expressive. XPath is not going to beat CSS in speed, but it allows you to move through the document in any direction (up and down in the DOM tree of elements,
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by err4nt 3y ago
Just as an example of how simple it could be - a WordPress install would get them an easy way to manage content on a website with different users and publishing permissions (so it can integrate into their human organization in a useful way)
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by err4nt 3y ago
And is invalid HTML. You can invent any attribute so long as it begins with 'data-', or you can define custom HTML elements with whatever custom attributes you want, but you aren't allowed to invent non-standard attributes fo
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by err4nt 3y ago
This is a strawman: I didn't say a word about free software.
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by err4nt 3y ago
There's a saying: You'll never get rich harvesting in someone else's garden. It's not just Google Analytics, all Google products can be killed off at Google's whim any time, and it's not just google. That'
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by err4nt 3y ago
There are a lot of problems where people struggle to simply put the problem into meaningful terms, so they can think about it. If you deal with the same problem space a lot, having a Domain-Specific Language (DSL) can let you execute that v
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by err4nt 3y ago
I'm not sure, I used to use Linux as a daily OS and lately have just been using it on servers. But taking a look at it with ideas of using it as a desktop OS again it seems to be healthy and in good shape like it was 20 years ago!
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by err4nt 3y ago
The 'replacement' of Reddit may not look in appearance much like Reddit at all. Communities can center around anything. Just the other day I found a 'proudly anti-fascist' linux distribution with a community of ideologic
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by err4nt 3y ago
This touches on something, the same reason that "I'm sorry" apologies should not be written by chatbots - for some things it's most important that a human being did something, more than what they did. When a big mistake
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by err4nt 3y ago
The hyperlink is the building block of the web - without links there is no web. Please just leave links alone. I don't particularly enjoy tracking any more than the next person, but don't automatically alter links people may be in
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by err4nt 3y ago
Can you elaborate on why that would be the case? I ask because we've had some discussion about drafting an 'AI' policy with our CTO and though we haven't said anything officially, we are concerned about exfiltration of s
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by err4nt 3y ago
I rewrote this to be a little more succinct: document.querySelectorAll('body *').forEach(tag => getComputedStyle(tag).position === 'fixed' && tag.remove() ); - you can use `forEach()` on the
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by err4nt 3y ago
Of all the things you could specify about the resource cost of a request, is carbon the most important, or only one?
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by err4nt 4y ago
Tailwind depends on @apply in PostCSS to function, something that was never officially proposed for CSS, but has been killed by its author and we know for sure CSS won't do, for the reasons the author of the original @apply idea lists
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by err4nt 4y ago
I suffer the same problem and recently I've found those cheap $3 pocket-sized flip notebooks to be my solution, and so I have 1 in my office, 1 downstairs, 1 in the car and 1 in my coat pocket. I make sure to actually tear out old page
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by err4nt 4y ago
If you like Everett Fox, you may like Robert Alter's translations of the tanakh. He has translated the entire hebrew bible and given plenty of notes along the way. If you don't read hebrew, by the time you are done reading the tra
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by err4nt 4y ago
Unless people are forced against their will to attend school, and this institution specifically, and this course or class specifically, with no option to not attend school, to not attend this institution, to not take this course or class -
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by err4nt 4y ago
You can use oil - that works too!
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by err4nt 4y ago
That's a great description of them, a small convection oven. I already bought an air fryer before I realized/discovered that, and it's a wonderful thing. I know convection ovens exist, but I don't know if anyone I know h
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by err4nt 4y ago
Why promote and illustrate a non-standard way, or even allow it at all?
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by err4nt 4y ago
I'll eat it! I was just telling my wife that when my dad was early in his career he had to install telecommunications lines in every office and factory and slaughterhouse and place of business you can imagine. After having seen the ins
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by err4nt 4y ago
This is another project that teaches you to write non-standard, invalid code, with the hopes that a tool will come along and transform it into valid, standard code later. And there's no need, because there are multiple ways in HTML the
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by err4nt 4y ago
I've always heard that "hurt people hurt people", and so most of the bullying behaviour that kids turn around and repeat to each other is something they've experienced for themselves elsewhere.
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by err4nt 4y ago
With modern HTML it's actually pretty easy to use markdown wherever you like. Though there is no built-in markdown element, they have built in the ability for authors to define custom elements. You can define your own custom <mark-d
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by err4nt 4y ago
the ID's in DOM will never conflict or cause an issue with your own JS code. You can't reliably use 'named access on the window object' (the name of this feature) because of this, so it's never a problem, and also l
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by err4nt 4y ago
ID's aren't bad, they're unique identifiers, and useful for (deep) linking to specific pieces of content within documents. Please use ID's as liberally as you please, and use them for their proper use.
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by err4nt 4y ago
It's hard to classify what it is. It's not a video, because it's generated dynamically. It's not a game, because you just watch. It's not a screensaver, because it's not the 90s. Maybe it's a "

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