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by evnp 1y ago
It's beautiful, but note to OP it doesn't work great on Android Chrome for me - can only draw very very short lines.
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by evnp 1y ago
Great read, fascinating piece of Canadian history. For anyone on mobile (android/chrome at least) select "Desktop Site" under browser settings to see five historical images. They don't show up for me at all in the defaul
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by evnp 2y ago
How is .csv a niche dev-focused format? Our customers use our exports for a mix of purposes, some of them involving spreadsheet clients (not just excel) and some of them integrating with their own data pipelines. Csv conveniently works wit
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by evnp 2y ago
Appreciate your work! Your piece was pivotal in changing my mind about whether this should be considered in our purview to address. The intention-based philosophy of all this makes a lot of sense, was eye opening, and I agree it should be t
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by evnp 2y ago
There are a lot of these sorts of bug reports running around, to the point that Google's bug bounty program has classified them as invalid: https://bughunters.google.com/learn/invalid-reports/google-p... I ag
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by evnp 2y ago
That was my initial reaction as well – it's a vulnerability in MS software, not ours, not our problem. Unfortunately, reality quickly came to bear: our customers and employees ubiquitously use excel and other similar spreadsheet softwa
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by evnp 2y ago
Anyone with a love of CSV hasn't been asked to deal with CSV-injection prevention in an enterprise setting, without breaking various customer data formats. There's a dearth of good resources about this around the web, this is the
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by evnp 2y ago
Agreed, I certainly wasn't trying to imply this nuance was present throughout the game. Just feels like a glaring omission for the piece to not at least mention existing attempts to translate these subtleties into engaging gameplay. (t
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by evnp 2y ago
Really fun piece. > No computer game will ever have the level of sophistication to model shockwaves, fluid dynamic effects, spin9, the Coriolis effect, and the Magnus effect. I'm no superfan, but who can forget the CoD4 "escape
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by evnp 2y ago
That's very cool, as a happy user of TipTap this is the first I've heard of BlockNote - excited to check it out. I've also built a few modest things on top of TipTap and felt a slight "tower of babel" unease, would
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by evnp 2y ago
Agree with you completely. I'm not against intermediate variables (though I tend to appreciate the way comments separate context from code, more than my hardline "code should be self-documenting" colleagues do). But I don&#x2
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by evnp 2y ago
I found this example troubling because once all the line noise is added, first-op second-op third-op fourth-op fifth-op sixth-op feels so much more impenetrable than - first-op - second-op - third-op - fourth-op - fifth-op - sixth-op The po
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by evnp 2y ago
Interesting, thanks for highlighting. It does seem like a good set of patterns for the language to cater to. Agree the syntax feels a bit unintuitive at first glance (as opposed to something like `with` context managers in Python, though la
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by evnp 2y ago
Nice read, appreciate the balanced analysis. I love how `use` seems to have become the defacto keyword for "weird stuff happens here," we have Gleam's `use` now, `use` v `import` in Elixir... `useEffect` hijinx elsewhere...
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by evnp 2y ago
Thanks for the explanation. I take your point, but in the `filter` case `bool` seems just as easy as `None`, but with the added benefit that no awareness of a special case is needed -- any python programmer should understand how the `bool`
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by evnp 2y ago
Is this any different from `filter(bool, tokens)`? (similar to the JS equivalent mentioned in a sibling) If not, I'm now curious why the `None` special case was added to `filter`..
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by evnp 2y ago
I haven't had bandwidth to explore the implementation deeply yet, but this seems almost too relevant: "Working in Elevators: Offline-Enabled Realtime Apps with LiveView, Svelte, & Y.js" https://liveview-svelte-
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by evnp 2y ago
Your course has been fantastic to work through, please keep up the great work (also saw you just launched a companion deep-dive on Phoenix forms, congrats!) - not affiliated, just a humble enjoyer of Arrowsmith Labs materials
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by evnp 2y ago
Interesting, this does indeed seem to be the case: > What we planned to release as Remix v3 is now going to be released as React Router v7. https://remix.run/blog/merging-remix-and-react-router
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by evnp 2y ago
Dementia seems highly related, if not inversely synonymous, with mental clarity? I think your comment is a bit misleading - while it does seem clearer that _high_ alcohol consumption and alcohol "use-disorders" are correlated wit
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by evnp 2y ago
Just going to leave this here as a counterpoint, since sibling comments feel one-sided on the question: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6957093/#:~:text=In...
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by evnp 2y ago
Not sure how I missed that Rhodes wrote a continuation! The clarity of writing about physics for a layperson has been wonderful, glad to find there's more. Much appreciated.
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by evnp 2y ago
These are exactly what I was looking for. Many thanks!
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by evnp 2y ago
Just wanted to say thank you for this comment, fascinating and perfect example of the beauty of HN. Relatively fresh off The Making of the Atomic Bomb and while fusion was not at all a focus, this (incomplete) impression is exactly what I c
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by evnp 2y ago
Would you mind elaborating on this?
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by evnp 2y ago
Seconded, love the ability to take it camping (car, the thing weighs a ton) along with a c40, and use standard-size baskets. Current favorite is a big bang[1] which leads to a very different resulting espresso than the stock basket - both g
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by evnp 3y ago
CSS-in-JS has been a challenge – we're currently using https://github.com/astroturfcss/astroturf which seemed the simplest zero-runtime-cost option back when we were looking, but the library is starting to feel a
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by evnp 3y ago
Couldn't agree more. We've been having good luck working with TSX-templated Vue components (using "render functions"[1]) after getting fed up with gaps in VTI back in the day – most of https://radiopaper.com
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by evnp 3y ago
MIT licensed work still requires attribution, which (as far as I know) current AI models / training practices are unable to handle properly. From the MIT license text: > The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
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by evnp 3y ago
> In PowerShell, structured output is the default and it seems to work very well. This is probably too far for Unix/Linux, but a standard "--json" flag would go a long way to getting the same benefits. OP has a blog post

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