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by insin 11mo ago
If you want to hide Shorts completely on YouTube, or make watching them a more intentional act by hijacking YouTube's navigation to make them display in the regular video player, Control Panel for YouTube [^0] has options for that, as
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The Internet is back!
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Gesundheit
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I was pleasantly surprised to find Soulseek is still active
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observe(document.body, {childList: true, subtree: true}) as a Service I didn't realise how rough the UX around the userScripts API was, but your onboarding page does a good job of walking the user through it. If you edit the
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by insin 11mo ago
In the example of how they were removing specific lines from the previous commit, git gui had a way to do that instead of copying the diff lines and manually editing them back into the code: git gui → Amend Last Commit → (select lines from
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by insin 11mo ago
Show people what looping over a range looks like in XSLT, you cowards! I used to generate a blog and tumblelog entirely from XML files using an XSLT processor, it will not be missed.
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This isn't just me not reading your comprehensive guide [1]. It's me recognising you couldn't even be bothered to write it yourself. [1] https://github.com/github/spec-kit/blob/main/spec-dr
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by insin 11mo ago
JSX was such a breath of fresh air after having written and maintained apps which used both of these formats for years (and also having written a library which supported both of them for reusing the same templates on the server and in the b
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by insin 1y ago
Control Panel for YouTube[^1] can block ads and Shorts in the browser [^1]: https://soitis.dev/control-panel-for-youtube
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How long did it take to get the OS-level settings for reduced motion and preferred theme (light/dark) which provide hints to apps? Is there time for a new "user isn't interested in your shitty AI^wLLM features" one befor
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I'm starting to run into the other end of this as a reviewer, and I hate it. Stories full of nonsensical, clearly LLM-generated acceptance requirements containing implementation details which are completely unrelated to how the feature
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If you want something which removes Shorts more thoroughly, or alternatively gives you other options for using them intentionally, like redirecting to the normal video player so you can't get sucked into the scroll (e.g. if you only wa
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> I’m just really interested in the problems and mental models that lead people towards Tailwind and similar tools What a refreshing thing to read compared to the usual language in web development-related topics on HN, where people are s
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It never looks good, and it never will look good. But users of it will also never (unless they're doing something very weird) unintentionally break styling somewhere else while editing it later or have it broken by changes made elsewhe
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by insin 1y ago
My browser extension for HN adds confirmation of flagging/hiding on mobile, among other things: https://soitis.dev/comments-owl-for-hacker-news
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New Visual Updates for YouTube: A More Expressive and Intuitive Experience(support.google.com)
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If you want a live version of most of the site (including tracking new comments in items you've already looked at), I made this to improve my React skills when the HN API first came out: https://insin.github.io/react-hn
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prefillContext()
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Actual step we're at with vibe coding: https://www.reddit.com/r/vibecoding/comments/1mu6t8z/whats_t...
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Google tells you what they're going to do to the web with a question mark on the end.
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Control Panel for YouTube lets you hide Home, Shorts, Related videos, plus anything you don't want to see in Subscriptions (including videos you've already watched), plus you can disable autoplay of random videos, block ads and mo
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by insin 1y ago
The original Electron! Pity the versions of IE it was available for were still hell to debug in.
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by insin 1y ago
I added muting and annotating users to my Hacker News extension: https://soitis.dev/comments-owl-for-hacker-news
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Node has had a built-in --watch flag for a while too: https://nodejs.org/docs/latest/api/cli.html#--watch
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It's the most direct way to break the "magic computer" spell in users of all levels of understanding and ability. You stand it up next to the marketing deliberately laden with keywords related to human cognition, intended to
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I've never seen so many different names at once for "LLM chat completion API call"
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I made an Astro component for this [1] which does the iframe srcdoc thing [2] (example page with dozens of videos [3]). Most of the code is just TypeScript types and building a big srcdoc string, so easy to repurpose if anybody wants to. Ha
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Breaking: stilted LLM text now includes groups of 3 AND groups of 5.

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