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5y ago
Among the QMK keyboards, it's still very tricky to find a tenkeyless/ergo keyboard with mostly a normal layout (with enough keys between the spacebar and the arrow keys to host all 3 Mac modifier keys). More importantly, I also re
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My biggest problem is to find keyboards that would have all 3 modifiers on BOTH sides. I use a Mac for work which means in most (split/ergo/tenkeyless) keyboards (depending on the settings applicable) either Ctrl or Alt/Opt i
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5y ago
In the US, that might be a wise assumption for any individual to make. However, I think you still should push back on these practices as a society. Why should this be legal? What common good comes from this?
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Upcoming Deprecation of JavaScript Dialogs
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What does "agnostic" really mean here? Or, how is something like React not "agnostic"?
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5y ago
How does this compare to Bors NG? https://github.com/bors-ng/bors-ng
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5y ago
I think this is the episode you are reffering to? https://www.relay.fm/cortex/105
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6y ago
In my experience there are a fair amount of rules in the second category of yours (anti-footguns). For instance, preventing invalid properties alone is a huge one. There are also rules like [1], a few violations of which popped up in our le
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Hmm... I wonder why stylelint wasn't mentioned? [1] I thought it was nowadays kinda the CSS equivalent to ESLint. We added it (in tandem with Prettier) to a codebase that uses lots of old SCSS. So far it's been a good gatekeeper a
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I think a good rule of thumb is to never prematurely apply DRY in source code BUT always try to aim for it when it comes to data and configuration unless there's a special need.
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6y ago
> "Choose boring technology" make a lot of sense if you are maximizing profit and don't need to work with the tech yourself. This view feels so strange to me. As an engineer, I find myself the happiest when I manage to bui
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A PM and an engineer walk into a meeting room to discuss why the feature request cannot be implemented with their microservice architecture: https://youtu.be/y8OnoxKotPQ
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> Something somewhere in the dependencies hadn't been screwed down tightly enough, and everything was broken. The package-lock.json file and the `npm ci` command should take care of any issues like that nowadays. Yarn has also alway
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Cases like this suggest that a serious portion of the HN users just upvote posts based on the title without ever opening them. The current title is very misleading.
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7y ago
Flexbox Froggy, a short game that teaches the basics of CSS flexbox: https://flexboxfroggy.com/
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7y ago
While I think you shouldn't be a self-righteous bottleneck on the left lane, it is clear that speeding is a major factor in these highway traffic jams. It makes it impossible to keep reasonable gaps between cars as drivers always try t