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by jacobr 4y ago
> Tailwind and CSS in JS libraries that pre-compile to Atomic CSS solve the problems of bloated CSS files full of duplicated rules. > With Atomic CSS, the growth of CSS is tied to the number of unique styles used, not the amount of fe
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by jacobr 4y ago
Or this little screenshot https://twitter.com/css_tools_/status/1587392697857413120
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CSS Nesting(w3.org)
4 points by jacobr 4y ago|2 comments
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How Volvo is leaning on software to drive its next great safety revolution(techcrunch.com)
11 points by jacobr 4y ago|2 comments
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by jacobr 4y ago
It's definitely a trade-off between privacy/liberty and other benefits. The spread of standardised time and clocks had a significant negative impact on individual liberty, and people would even sabotage clocks. They failed of cour
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by jacobr 4y ago
Same background here. I don’t believe in quitting cold turkey and I don’t think there’s anything available to fully replace all aspects of React. We’re instead gradually transitioning our internal ecosystem to use less React-specific stuff,
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by jacobr 4y ago
The iPhone 8 only compatibility means that many teams will be stuck supporting Safari 15.6 for a very long time. Anything under "no support" on this page will continue to be out of reach for years to come https://canius
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Enhance – a web standards-based HTML framework(enhance.dev)
3 points by jacobr 4y ago|0 comments
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by jacobr 4y ago
> I think that would start to create some social nudging functions (i.e. payment for Healthcare) while being a bit more fair (i.e. service quality sometimes proportional to money put in). An interesting definition of “fair” - in Sweden t
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by jacobr 4y ago
The Swedish welfare state involved a lot of compromise and give and take. The system benefits workers in some areas and capital owners in others.
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by jacobr 4y ago
You ask Co-Pilot to write some tests
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English to RegEx with Natural Language Processing(autoregex.xyz)
6 points by jacobr 4y ago|3 comments
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by jacobr 4y ago
If your goal is to increase RTK adoption, rather than being reactively defensive whenever someone writes something remotely negative about Redux, may I suggest focusing on the highly positive feedback you mention? Writing up case studies on
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Defensive CSS(defensivecss.dev)
377 points by jacobr 4y ago|70 comments
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In defense of blocks for local scopes(gist.github.com)
27 points by jacobr 4y ago|18 comments
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by jacobr 4y ago
This is built on the Lexical framework, which is exactly what you suggest - vanilla JS with optional React bindings. OP's project is an additional React-specific layer on top of Lexical, and since it's concerned with rendering the
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by jacobr 4y ago
From my horizon the most significant adoption has been Netlify edge functions. So not exactly ship jumping, but adjacent and growing spaces.
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by jacobr 4y ago
Another developer here who’s been around for the tech you mention. The evolution has been 2 steps forward but 1 step back. It’s how many complex systems evolve and it’s fine. Just because you see that some problems/solutions resemble w
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by jacobr 4y ago
I wouldn't say it's wrong in the examples above - I want to have the same padding on both sides, and not the padding + scrollbar gutters on one side. There's also `scrollbar-gutter: stable` to always reserve space for the scr
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by jacobr 4y ago
I’ve found that a significant number of media queries can be replaced by fluid rules instead. E.g. instead of setting padding and full width on a container for mobile and a fixed width on desktop, do this for all breakpoints width: min(
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by jacobr 4y ago
It’s strange with people you’ve followed for such a long time but never interacted with. I remember that wedding photo with the falcon, and Lanyrd. Then we had different interests for a while, but the last few years I’ve truly enjoyed your
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Libyear – a simple measure of software dependency freshness(libyear.com)
1 points by jacobr 4y ago|0 comments
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by jacobr 4y ago
No mention of my favorite tags TSOT and TSOA (if I recall correctly). Let’s you specify the sort title, for example “Cure, The” instead of “The Cure” and “Bowie, David” instead of “David Bowie”. The amount of time I spent on getting these r
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by jacobr 4y ago
No, manufacturing is across multiple locations globally. We’re building a battery manufacturing plant in Sweden with Northvolt, expected to bring 3000 jobs.
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by jacobr 4y ago
I work for Volvo Cars. It’s not in any way a charity but I believe my work has a mostly positive impact. Among traditional auto makers were one of the most serious and committed to full electrification by 2030 and 50% electric cars by 2025.
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by jacobr 4y ago
It’s a very niche use case. For most use cases, you can send money perfectly fine using a credit card or Apple Pay etc. To receive money you can open a Shopify store or whatever comes next. To send money to relatives in countries with littl
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by jacobr 4y ago
Instead we get Web Components, where HTML is an afterthought. Only years later are we getting things like Declarative Shadow DOM. You’re always expected to write custom JS for every single component on your page, instead of doing something
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by jacobr 4y ago
GitHub’s own Application Security product has secret scanning, allowing you an overview of secrets exposed across your entire organization.
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Decorators reach ECMAScript Stage 3(github.com)
4 points by jacobr 5y ago|1 comments
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by jacobr 5y ago
20 PRs waiting in line for half a day to be merged is pretty annoying. We’ve had that on multiple occasions the last few weeks due to GitHub incidents.

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