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by insin 7y ago
Looks like it's only in the release notes [1] - I only spotted it recently myself while updating an extension, it's: web-ext run --target chromium [1] https://github.com/mozilla/web-ext/releases
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by insin 7y ago
MutationObserver should do the trick if you can pick elements which consistently change at times you'd want to re-run. Watching for <title> changes tends to be good for single page apps.
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by insin 7y ago
> We could create a browser extension, but that means developing one for all major browsers. Personally, I use most of the extensions I've written in userscript form via Greasemonkey for the convenience of being able to drop straigh
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by insin 7y ago
I have that problem solved [1] but I've only had 10 new tweets in my timeline in the last couple of hours. The default text size also got smaller and changes to text size and colour customisation aren't getting persisted, so I ass
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by insin 7y ago
Is there a similar point-and-click tool which can output Django models with all the relationship fields wired up correctly? Getting as far as you can modelling a new problem domain with just models.py and the Django admin is pretty fun.
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by insin 7y ago
As a result of this comment I finally jumped through the necessary hoops to get MilkDrop working with foobar2000 - seeing it running at 1080p/60fps feels like I've just arrived in the future.
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by insin 7y ago
It doesn't do fuzzy matching (PR, anyone?) but Goto Directory (Ctrl + G) is also great and instantaneous.
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by insin 7y ago
Create a bookmarklet of this: let d = new Date() d.setFullYear(d.getFullYear() - 10) location.href = `https://news.ycombinator.com/front?day=${d.getFullYear()}-${d.getMonth() + 1}-${d.getDate()}`
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Show HN: HN Comments Owl: highlight new comments and collapse old threads(github.com)
12 points by insin 7y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Tweak New Twitter: Force Latest Tweets, Separate Retweets and UI Tweaks(github.com)
1 points by insin 7y ago|0 comments
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by insin 8y ago
I have a user script for that [1]. If you visited a story's comments before, it will highlight new comments and can auto-collapse threads without new comments. Otherwise, it gives you a slider you can use to highlight the X most recent
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by insin 8y ago
This one? https://github.com/thepracticaldev/dev.to/pull/288
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by insin 8y ago
Unfortunately you can't turn off the algorithm which treats other people's favourites as if they were retweets, which makes me think twice about using the favourite feature at all. I know I've had stuff put into my feed which
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by insin 9y ago
It's worth using Babel's loose mode (es2015-loose in the online REPL) if you're more interested in the "old" way of doing it than in compatibility with the specs: "use strict"; function _classCa
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Show HN: Manage Twitter Engagement(github.com)
1 points by insin 9y ago|0 comments
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by insin 9y ago
I use a userscript [1] to toggle display of retweets and likes which Twitter's algorithm decides should act like retweets, to make their extra "engagement" opt-in. It also highlights these tweets when displayed, so it's
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by insin 9y ago
You might be paraphrasing a little there [1] > Pramod: Yeah, I like the programming model of Go. Using goroutines is so much easy and fun. In fact, we are using at work for building a distributed application. > Ryan: Yeah, I think it’
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by insin 9y ago
You can still capture an uncontrolled input's data `onChange` and `onBlur` for validation, password strength checking, later submission etc., you just don't reflect it back into the input on every render. The only thing it affects
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by insin 9y ago
I have no idea how anyone manages to follow conversations beyond their first visit to a story on vanilla HN - I can only manage it with a Greasemonkey script [1] which shows which previously-viewed stories have new comments, highlighting ne
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by insin 9y ago
I switched the other way, as JSX fixed the main problem I've had for years using "hyperscript" (or DOM builders, as we used to say). Its comma-free syntax sugar for function calls, element lists and attribute objects makes it
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by insin 9y ago
I still use them - IE9 being the highest available engine is just as bad as you remember, but being able to quickly whip up a few-hundred KB app HR can all use off a network drive to automate tedious tasks like recurring data-driven documen
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by insin 9y ago
The only way I've been able to get Flow to be usable on my low-specced laptop is to tell it to [ignore] node_modules/.* and add a file to both [ignore] and [libs] which has one of these for each of my dependencies: declare m
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by insin 9y ago
You can achieve that with any view library which can rehydrate from a server-rendered version and can support your minimum list of requirements. The specifics depends on the libraries you're using. I was experimenting with this [1] a c
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by insin 9y ago
What's an SJW? Not playing dumb, just interested in what it personally means to someone who applies it to others as a (pejorative?) label.
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by insin 9y ago
This isn't some sort of best-practice example application written by the React team, nor has it even been optimised in any meaningful way - it's the same base app started by some rando on the day the Hacker News API was made avail
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by insin 10y ago
If you're using Webpack is it possible to gradually opt files into TS type checking _without_ having to rename them, since you can specify which filename patterns loaders apply to?
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by insin 10y ago
I'd prefer that approach too, as I can also document things at the same time as providing type annotations; flow-jsdoc looks interesting, but I don't know how easy it would be to plug into a Babel/Webpack+Babel workflow: htt
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by insin 10y ago
> No one is going to remember all the packages they need to include each time they start a new project. They're doing what I'm doing; copy paste from the last project, like some holy script scrawled by ancient masters from long
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by insin 10y ago
Where are the star counts from? Create React App was created in 2016 and has more than 18k stars but is shown as having gained 5.6k stars in 2016 (I think it got more than that in its first week!)
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by insin 10y ago
The new docs have an upgrade guide: https://webpack.js.org/guides/migrating/

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