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by err4nt 4y ago
"How quickly can I build 50 different tiny demos that each show one thing"? Small size means you can focus on one thing at a time, before you hit #50 you'll probably already be building off of what you've learned in past
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by err4nt 4y ago
They have some good resources for obscure technologies, like XPath, but for the big ones like HTML/CSS/JS there's both the danger that they're out of date and not showing you what's new, while also possibly showing
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by err4nt 4y ago
Intentionally causing a patient to die is not medical care. I live in Canada and I fear some day when I'm old I may be stuck living in a building where these "angels of death" visit the various rooms down the hall from me. Ch
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by err4nt 4y ago
Maybe not, I read that as compared to opioids, both Cannabis and Kratom being safer, with this person saying Kratom is more useful than Cannabis for this. Hopefully I read that right!
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by err4nt 4y ago
speculation, but hopefully grounded in truth. There are few networks in Canada, and many of the providers on these networks resell service on the network that's owned and operated by only a few (3? more? less?) companies
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by err4nt 4y ago
I haven't seen GoT but Jason Momoa was already a decently well known name before that show, he has been in other things and he is so unique, once you've seen him you never forget him.
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by err4nt 4y ago
Being in web development since 2004, I both thought the day would never arrive, and would have arrived a lot sooner than 2022. Tech-wise, there were times when IE was advanced, often in non-standard ways, but it was innovative. There are ot
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by err4nt 4y ago
If they have guns issued to them, yet refuse use them even in an active shooter situation to protect the lives of innocent children being massacred, they probably don't need the guns for any situation. If police carrying all these unus
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by err4nt 4y ago
This particular snippet would remove it entirely - if instead you had a default value you'd like to always apply to a tag if it's found, the code would be equivalently simple but just a little different.
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by err4nt 4y ago
For more advanced queries than standard CSS selectors provide, XPath is also supported by every browser and available via document.evaluate() (which is not eval() by the way) https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs&#x2
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by err4nt 4y ago
jQuery never did make the migration to being packaged/delivered as a modern (i.e. post-2015) JavaScript module. This precludes it from being used in a lot of modern JavaScript workflows. No matter what the library itself provides, to u
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by err4nt 4y ago
There is .forEach() on NodeLists, so you can do stuff like this in every browser, no lib, no helper functions needed: document.querySelectorAll('a').forEach(tag => { // operate on tag })
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by err4nt 4y ago
It should be fairly straightforward (1 line of JavaScript required to actually get the job done) to make a user-script, or even a browser extension that obliterates any offending `<meta>` tag like this. Something like: document.
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by err4nt 4y ago
There's a reason: legitimate performance differences that exist between them.
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by err4nt 5y ago
It won't increase revenue if a large chunk of the currently subscribed-for-life people bail, it'll be eternally forfeited profits. Just as a thought experiment - how many people currently subscribed would be subscribed for 30+ mor
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by err4nt 5y ago
Totally agree. I am paying to _not_ see ads. If they show me ads anyway I simply won't use the service.
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by err4nt 5y ago
And/or how to predict the reaction and behaviour of people in an event like that.
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by err4nt 5y ago
I neither disagree with the practice, nor am upset by it. In fact this HN thread is the first time in my life (I'm in my 30s) that I've even heard about it. And I have worked in the past with firearm training companies. It's
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by err4nt 5y ago
This is actually part of the design of CSS custom properties. It's not an abuse, but part of how they've been designed to be used. You can trigger updates from your own code programmatically, as well as any event listeners (built-
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by err4nt 5y ago
Do not practice writing invalid CSS, if this gets out online on the internet it will prevent any read `todo` property from being used because people are camping on CSS's name space. Instead, any author is allowed to invent _any_ proper
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by err4nt 5y ago
The reason CSS will never have //-style single-line comments is that the entire CSS language is parsed as a single line, so if you ever entered a //-style single line comment there would be no return from it for the rest
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by err4nt 5y ago
Today we have CSS custom properties which do similar things: - Authors can define custom properties as long as they start with a double-dash, like --demo - Authors can leave these values empty, or put any code that doesn't break CSS&#x
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by err4nt 5y ago
I've been happy with Fish shell for years! Yes, I could fiddle and twiddle with settings and configure a nicer shell, but Fish on its default settings on any OS just makes things smooth and easy!
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by err4nt 5y ago
> "The good thing about Science is that it’s true, whether or not you believe in it." Just playing the devil’s advocate here - but isn't science also what we call the only study that's consistently and routinely wrong
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by err4nt 5y ago
From what I've researched you _can_ plant them from seeds but it may take 15 years to mature. And not necessarily every plant that you plant will produce. So if you had a lot of land, and a lot of time (decades) you might be able to cu
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by err4nt 5y ago
- Never be afraid to refactor code - Never be afraid to discard code - Try building the same thing in a new way - Try building using the same way in a new place
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by err4nt 5y ago
Considering how frequently my innocent images (petting my cat, taking a photo of a pepper growing in my garden, pointing to a word printed on a page in a book) trip Discord's automatic-bad-image-blocker and are unable to be uploaded to
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by err4nt 5y ago
I also had read this verse as capping human lifespan to 120 years, but someone pointed out to me that what may be referred to here is a duration of time before destruction of the earth, that might have been the countdown to the flood.
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by err4nt 6y ago
I think that would be the worst of both worlds, the good part of digital media are no rewinding, in your pocket, on demand. And the benefit of physical are big artwork, tangible, one copy. It is not about the sound of vinyl, but having it i
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by err4nt 6y ago
Look into custom elements and web components, HTML already has amazing stuff built in, supported in every browser, and maybe even being used on some of your favourite sites!

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