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by hnthrowaway121 2y ago
I’m curious: Why do you view voting this way? As opposed to simply taking responsibility for voting in a way you believe is the least bad outcome for you and your country?
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by hnthrowaway121 2y ago
That seems like quite a hoop/footgun if you are only having devs do this for CSS reasons.
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by hnthrowaway121 2y ago
I don’t like the proposed method but I’m glad to see thoughts a little outside the main lines of utility CSS vs Module isolation vs naming conventions like BEM. One bad consequence of the custom element name convention is that the outer lay
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by hnthrowaway121 2y ago
Depends on the company. In many areas companies are required to not discriminate against disabled employees. Just like your physical space must be accessible, your digital tools must be too. Otherwise you would might, say, pass on a more ex
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by hnthrowaway121 3y ago
It definitely implies so. It’s authored by Pierre Kory, one of the leaders of a small group called the “Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance”[1]. They promoted numerous non-solutions during the pandemic and seem to be generally discre
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by hnthrowaway121 3y ago
Even in your comment, doing something differently next time presumably means there is some notion of “improvement” which takes us back to some idea of art being good or not. Feels like maybe it is a question worth asking after all, since it
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by hnthrowaway121 3y ago
I don’t agree at all that they needed the extreme behavior to make progress. They did need to bail on their bad plan and implement a better one. > Somebody needs to pick some date to see if something gets done by that date. Right. What y