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gavmor
4y ago
The linked webpage is generated with Storybook.js, a generic web component display framework, and is not itself en exemplar of the showcased UI library.
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gavmor
4y ago
Notice oncoming traffic is also on the right? It's UK traffic. For peace of mind, try tossing a `transform: scaleX(-1)` on the <canvas /> element.
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Show HN: Mobile ranked-choice voting (with CRDTs)
(druthers.app)
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4y ago
> Work on Common Lisp started in 1981 (wikipedia) Is it possible that, then, programmers were not familiar with dozens of other languages? I notice this about the R language (1993), a derivation of S (1976): it is like a language from
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Are We in a Recession?
(areweinarecession.com)
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4y ago
That sounds promising! How often do you export your bookmarks, and in what format do you keep your knowledge base?
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Any modern conversation of workplace ergonomics is incomplete without mention of biomechanist Katy Bowman, whose "Move Your DNA"[0] is an indispensable read for anyone maintaining a physical body. As best I can interpret it, her u
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4y ago
The name of a thing is not its behavior.
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If you define these systems as "peripheral," then it's tautological that they're not host to central aspects of self-awareness, but I'd argue that "gut feelings" and proprioception are indispensable compon
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> There is no "human" who "uses the brain", the brain is the human, or rather the human is in the brain. Much of the human is said to be outside of the brain; many neurons, even, live outside the brain, and much "
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We built Druthers to make democratic decisions as a team. It derives results through a ranked-choice voting algorithm that I encourage you to try and game! And, importantly, it is almost no fun whatsoever to use this app without another per
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Show HN: Druthers, Multiplayer Decision-Making
(druthers.app)
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I find the visual design of this site really satisfying. Is it yours from scratch, or are you employing a UI component library?
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This is amazingly slick, I have to say. I routinely run D&D-like RPGs out of PDFs over Zoom-like video conferencing apps, and often find myself screen-sharing to present graphics to my players: scenery, opponents, items, etc. In commerc
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4y ago
Thank you for the link; yes, I laughed when I first paged across the book's reiteration of physical constants, the laws of thermo-dynamics etc. but in retrospect, it's helpful to have even elementary references when learning new c
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If I were to take one book with me "down into the bunker," as Dartnell puts it, I'd hands-down take with me the Bosch Automotive Handbook[0], a phenomenally dense and thorough text covering not just cars, but their constituen
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In firefox, `navigator.clipboard.readText is not a function`, but otherwise I love it! Definitely going to see some use. Slick.
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The indie wuxia TTRPG "Hearts of Wulin"[0] has an expansion appendix, including: - Han Feizi by Han Fei - Records of the Grand Historian (Shi Ji) by Sima Qian - The Book of Han - The Book of Later Han - Nie Yinniang - The Kunlun S
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4y ago
> Using left click to select as well as move feels really unnatural to somebody coming from other RTS games. Is there a documented standard for RTS controls, at least for baseline features?