imbnwa

24 ms·

331.
by imbnwa 3y ago
So what really what we want is to bring back presentation attributes full-force, a la SVG, for contexts where the page is not expected to be printed? Do I have that right?
332.
by imbnwa 3y ago
>That power is only for the contrived example of doing a complete redesign that doesn’t change any of the html content. Didn't Github just re-style their whole UI? Presuming that's an extreme possibility seems like premature op
333.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Agreed, I was hoping for structured data layout but instead I gotta click through to personal blogs and extract the information I need from prose. Should give me the structured data and append a link to the website but I guess that means le
334.
by imbnwa 3y ago
I really wish people would stop treating IM as a proxy for face-to-face interactions. It isn't that, because we are not face-to-face, but that's how these IM apps got their contracts, sadly. Email forces people to wait, be patie
335.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Lua config
336.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Would be interesting to see the HTML spec find a way to pull from the SCXML[0] spec for declaratively modeling nested, parallel state machines, maybe adding pseudo-selectors to CSS for querying it. [0] https://www.w3.org/TR&#
337.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Well that's ominous, particularly when living in one of the giant circles of toxicity. I imagine nothing will be done about it though, since the giant circle I live in even makes it the property owner's problem to replace the old,
338.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Its absolutely this and I am shocked at the amount of people coming to the defense of Meta here, like, its not users' jobs to figure that a new app is actually the old app but in a different skin, and merely saying "an Instagram a
339.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Yeah I run WezTerm now but came from Kitty, which is indeed wild with the features.
340.
by imbnwa 3y ago
I think hooks made sense, as they gave React the last inch of control over the user call stack to make better, more uniform scheduling decisions; Solid.js demonstrates the idea more clearly in much more idiomatic JavaScript. However, their
341.
by imbnwa 3y ago
> I’m genuinely curious if people just don’t care Terminal emulator is just too competitive a market to even consider one implemented in Electron, particularly on macOS where iTerm2 exists.
342.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Is Instagram still the place for amateur and pro photography? Has something else emerged I don't know about?
343.
by imbnwa 3y ago
>It seems very clear which version you prefer, but why do you call it a "fantasy" of spontaneity? I should've been clearer: 'fantasy' doesn't mean 'false' here. More like 'embellishment',
344.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Thing is, Browser JavaScript projects tend to implicitly rely on CJS hacks, such as Jest, as the article points out, or, and correct if I'm wrong, most popular HRM implementations.
345.
by imbnwa 3y ago
You may or may not have been paying attention to the recent SCOTUS decision on Affirmative Action, wherein the notion you are questioning the prominence of is ubiquitous amongst the discourse pro-revocation
346.
by imbnwa 3y ago
>The type is set to module. This has something to do with the migration from requires to imports. Why do we have to care about this, again? The extensive pain you’ve experienced trying to importing ES5 modules from ESM modules and vice v
347.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Mainstream American culture conceives of amorous relationships as fundamentally a fantasy of fortunate spontaneity, "the stars and planets coming into alignment", rather than something explicitly worked at formally; formalism, exp
348.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Implying clinical pathology, from "cope!" to "you need therapy", is the hallmark of modern online rhetoric
349.
by imbnwa 3y ago
>Unfortunately, this keeps the parasites in power as it masks the damage their approaches are doing, or would be doing if left to run their natural course. I hear this, but I also find there's practically no retrospective at the man
350.
by imbnwa 3y ago
I wonder how many subscribers watch YouTube on a smart TV? That's solely the reason I subscribe myself as I can't install an ad blocker there and as far as I know things like pi-hole cant block ads in Smart TV streams either.
351.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Indeed, for someone new to terminal multiplexing, its the superior UX, its just missing some advanced things tmux does, but which are being worked on
352.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Its not tmux, are you sure you're engaging its binding which enables/disables its binding map, I belive Ctrl+G IIRC, unlike tmux which prefixes its bindings with a customizable chord
353.
by imbnwa 3y ago
God save us from JPA Criteria and its hellspawn
354.
by imbnwa 3y ago
More interested in when they'll implement concurrent, switchable sessions, one of the main reasons one would continue to use tmux, but this is nice development
355.
by imbnwa 3y ago
>But the real giga-brained answer, which most programmer-type people probably aren't emotionally ready to accept, is that not only are the ways we organize our directories wrong, but tree-based directories are just dumb in general.
356.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Isn't the WebAnimations API available in modern browsers?
357.
by imbnwa 3y ago
TUI vs GUI seems orthogonal here, there are Copilot plugins for Neovim. Microsoft deciding what capabilities to make exclusive to its editor GUI is just vendor lock-in, not a fundamental refutation of the paradigm of modal TUI editors.
358.
by imbnwa 3y ago
I have tried my hand at Helix, a Kakoune-derivative, but I'm immensely bothered by the selection re-drawing as I move around: it creates visual noise. When I move, I just want to move; when I act, I just want to act. The problem of &qu
359.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Or perhaps despite our wish that our existential travail be officially registered somewhere by some big Other, one's life "as a movie", our "walking through that door" is ultimately our own and our own in such a way
360.
by imbnwa 3y ago
Interesting, have never noticed my second-gen Polish friends mention this but they're also from the city not the suburbs

More ›