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by ikesau 3y ago
There's an uncanny SEO-optimizing style to this article. Reminds me of this scene from Return of the Killer Tomatoes https://youtu.be/pXzsYIBVUB0?t=3841
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by ikesau 4y ago
What a bummer. Open, anonymous, and free forums are some of the most interesting places on the internet. this profit-motivated antisocial shit makes me so sad. edit: oh. most if not all of the comments are from reddit.
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Evaluating What Works (2023)(bookdown.org)
1 points by ikesau 4y ago|1 comments
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by ikesau 4y ago
I haven't read the entirety of this yet, but as someone who wants to be able to be able to walk-the-walk of skepticism, I figured others here would appreciate the primer too.
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by ikesau 4y ago
Super. Will keep this in mind for future projects. Is there a way to get a sense for how well supported each font is at each level? Like caniuse.com - "80% of users will see Cambria" or whatever.
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by ikesau 4y ago
Let the people read! Of course publishers want to turn books into a subscription service. Fuck that. Author remuneration is possible without further entrenching the absurd idea that some corporate entity can claw back information put into
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by ikesau 4y ago
Similarly, New Zealand's government-provided SAML 2.0 authentication service called RealMe is really good. https://developers.realme.govt.nz But the U.S. has a phobia of any form of national ID card, so I doubt that the USD
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by ikesau 4y ago
Do you mean Statistica or Statista?
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by ikesau 4y ago
Ian Henderson's own post on the process is probably more interesting for most people here. http://ianhenderson.org/similar-rectangles/
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by ikesau 4y ago
Neat script! I use a browser extension to the same end. I agree with the author that I'd try contacting the worst offenders first. Mostly out of curiosity as to what would then happen. My guess would be that, if you're actually ab
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by ikesau 4y ago
readinglength.com can give you an estimate based on page count, which, if you wanted to build your own tool, is freely available for most books via Open Library's API.
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by ikesau 4y ago
Incredible how many pieces came together to produce such stunning results. Congratulations to the whole MuseScore community!
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by ikesau 4y ago
This is great. I always use the named variables in prototypes when I can (go tomato!) but have never thought about their distribution.