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by janaagaard 4y ago
The article argues that blue text is obviously a clickable link, but that swiping from the left to navigate back isn’t. While I do think it makes a difference that the link is visually different, I also think that what is affordable or disc
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by janaagaard 4y ago
> The Metaverse bet is dumb I think something that can improve the remote work experience could be worth a lot. It’s still to early to judge.
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by janaagaard 4y ago
Is this something you can turn on be default for Git when working with others that don’t use Difftastic, or could that lead to some weird behaviors? (I don’t know enough about the internals of Git to answer this myself.)
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by janaagaard 4y ago
> Never fix a bug and refactor in the same pull request. We’re kinda going the opposite way: If you find something that should be fixed, then fix it. This is, of course, meant for small things, like renaming or rewriting expressions to m
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by janaagaard 4y ago
Would it be possible for Apple to create an acceptable user experience if they only allowed opening up links in Safari instead of embedded web frame?
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by janaagaard 4y ago
> Wine @ 5. People in all Blue Zones (except Adventists) drink alcohol moderately and regularly. Moderate drinkers outlive nondrinkers. The trick is to drink 1 to 2 glasses per day (preferably Sardinian Cannonau wine), with friends and&#
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by janaagaard 4y ago
I agree that Jira isn't wonderful, but I can't think of any of any task management system that I have used, that I would recommend. Are GitHub Issues the answer? I have only tried those for small open source projects and not big e
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by janaagaard 5y ago
My recommendation: Use PUT everywhere instead of POST. PUT has to be idempotent, so if the request fails, the client can simply post it again. This solves issue like worrying about creating a second copy of an item if a POST timed out. Usin
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by janaagaard 5y ago
> That said, we’re roughly circling around the year 2005, which, arguably was a turning point for Java on the desktop. Before 2005, there are lots of questions and answers in online forums about Java desktop technologies like Swing, Coco
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by janaagaard 5y ago
> I have to admit I don't really get this. I personally like colorized output, and I can't even think of situations where the colors chosen by a developer were so bad I wanted to disable them completely. Colorized output really
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by janaagaard 5y ago
“I remember reading it… Probably, when I wrote it.” https://youtu.be/cKbPNFUHLYM
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by janaagaard 5y ago
(Replying to myself to give some context: The original title of the post and here on HN was "Ban CSS Margins".)
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by janaagaard 5y ago
A more accurate title for this blog post would be “Ban Outer CSS Margins from Components”.
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by janaagaard 5y ago
So the argument is, that ‘because Google Bot can read the content for free, then I should be allowed to do so too’? This seems like a pretty week excuse for bypassing a paywall. I think the reason we have annoyances like ‘please sign up for
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by janaagaard 5y ago
> I write my comments in commit messages because those are valid forever. Don’t they disappear when someone squash merges branch where a file is both renamed and changed (a lot)? Or, at least, when somebody decides to move to code to ano
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by janaagaard 5y ago
(A bit ironic that the article about supporting small screens doesn't render well on a small screen: The before and after headings are both placed above the two screenshots.)
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by janaagaard 5y ago
Personally not a fan of using an app to browser something that contains that many links to the web. You're either stuck in the in-app browser (no bookmarks, etc.) or there is a lot of switching between the app and the browser. I have a
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by janaagaard 5y ago
Who should, I your opinion, be responsible for applying the moderation?
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by janaagaard 5y ago
> The patch rejected by Linus is a good example why you want "long" lines: the argument list of a function was broken into two lines, with the second line only containing a single function argument. I would chop the arguments,
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by janaagaard 5y ago
It’s nice that the article provides the metric equivalent to the emperial values.
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by janaagaard 5y ago
Except that old apps that aren’t updated, are not put on the whitelist. (This is what I understand from the comments above.)
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by janaagaard 5y ago
https://github.com/ertugrulcetin/racing-game-cljs/blob/maste... I know indentation is subjective, but is this file the canonical way of indenting Clojure? I find it hard to read.
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by janaagaard 5y ago
> Of course yes it is - its less valuable after it is created because copying it costs nothing. I think you can apply that same argument to something like a normal painting. Sure, the price for making copy isn’t zero, but it’s practicall
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by janaagaard 5y ago
"advertisers don’t care who you are - they just want to show ads to people that might be interested in them, and not to show ads to people who won’t be interested. They don’t want to ‘violate your privacy’" Amen!
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by janaagaard 6y ago
Pretty amazing that https://reactflow.dev/examples/ works so well on phone.
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by janaagaard 6y ago
> I was surprised that Google's iOS app ignores iOS Photos' albums and favorites. They recently made it possible to synchronize favorites between Google Photos and Apple Photos. Beware that turning this on resets the favorites
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by janaagaard 6y ago
Probably because they want this to work for people who only have a mobile device. Agree that it would be nice to have an option to download everything.
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by janaagaard 6y ago
Is it possible to see the chart with a logarithmic y axis? I think this would be a better representation of how this has evolved.
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by janaagaard 6y ago
> hey’ll be working with stablecoins on Ethereum and other smart contracts chains, and not Bitcoin. Interesting, but where do you get that from?
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by janaagaard 6y ago
> I'm assuming you need a Mac computer to develop ios applications? You do, if you want to code in Objective-C or Swift (likely the languages tought in Stanford’s lectures). But React Native and Expo’s EAS services (expo.io/eas

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