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Interesting. I have memories of seeing them on the highway, but never considered they were one in a million.
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I liked the look of this enough for certain products ideas that I would just use this as customer facing!
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Way less work? Tailwind is on a lower level of abstraction than this.
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From what I understand, it should also work ok with more semantic html elements. But it would be nice to see maybe a little of that in the examples.
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> Why pack so many different things into a single project? So I can build a dashboard without deciding on a layout tool, then deciding on a solution for charts, etc. I do not consider myself a frontend developer. I'm just not intere
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by jcpst 4y ago
Going to a therapist really helped me. I want to add a +1 to all the people mentioning exercise. It does help. It can be as simple as going on a walk. Some days when I clock out and I’m frustrated, I hit the elliptical for 30 minutes. I fee
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by jcpst 4y ago
To offer an alternative perspective: I haven’t ever worked at a startup. If someone wanted a PR review for 2500 lines, I would tell them no. I absolutely expect a developer to think twice when trying to make a change that large in one go. W
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by jcpst 4y ago
I agree with this. I think there would have been a much higher chance of failure if I was remote a decade ago. I look back and I don’t even know how commuting fit into my schedule. In between work obligations, wife, 3 kids (one in college),
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by jcpst 4y ago
Yep, I have it disabled. My main music apps are “Picky” and Bandcamp, and it works pretty well. When they do start autoplaying in the car (Picky does it), it’s at least whatever I album I was last playing on the app.
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by jcpst 4y ago
A tear rolled down my face as I resurfaced the trauma of my childhood, knowing that I’ll never know the wonder and awe of the land of Disney. Hopefully I can get my driver’s license renewed soon, so I can pretend the line is for a ride at t
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by jcpst 4y ago
Growing up, my parents were very anti Disney[land|world]. We always knew it would never be something we were going to. They were offended by the cost and the crowds. Now having a family of my own, we keep the tradition alive. Our kids know
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by jcpst 4y ago
Could have something a little more usable if you pasted into a tool like https://asciiflow.com/ and then copied your edits back into source. Or an editor plugin with something like the automatic table formatting you get wit
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by jcpst 4y ago
During the pandemic, I refurbished two old laptops for my kids to use while my wife and I worked during the day. They play mostly Roblox and Minecraft. I don’t monitor everything they do, but I do check in. I give them each $5/mo in Ro
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by jcpst 4y ago
I guess that depends on how you treat your friends.
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Meh- I don’t think this is a case for bad coffee. It’s just like my old beer-brewing college professor saying one of the best beers of his life was a budweiser… as the cruise ship he was on was departing. This is about experience, which is
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by jcpst 4y ago
About $0.90 per 250mL cup. I have multiple coffee subscriptions- I get a pretty good deal on on a monthly order that ends up costing $13 per 12oz bag. Then I regularly buy one-offs that average around $20 per 12oz bag.
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by jcpst 4y ago
My wife asked me if I would try and quit when she was pregnant. 12 years later, I’m so glad I did. For myself, for being an example for my kids… My friends who still smoke cigarettes are now seeing the start of some of the typical health co
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by jcpst 4y ago
I’m a web developer, but I mostly work on foundational/common middlewares and libraries, and research distributed system patterns for API developers to use. I have a CLI app that I make that calculates microtonal pitch lattices. In a l
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by jcpst 4y ago
The title "Corn Cobs: Fuel of Nightmares" reminds me of this bit of pop culture where Rick and Morty land on a corn cob planet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aw-2KuHIYyo
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by jcpst 4y ago
When I was poor and eating at the soup kitchen, I spent a lot of time with people that lived on the street. Most of them were decent people in a bad situation. Sure, a healthy dose of distrust is smart. But I think it's worth it to not
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by jcpst 4y ago
I went to college in this century. I could probably count on one hand the times where a test wasn't on paper.
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What’s funny is how ethics around this get compartmentalized. I still refuse to use spotify because it’s only a viable model for the biggest artists (I buy digital albums mostly). But then I don’t seem to stop myself from using Netflix.
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This also works in the inverse. The kimmelweck sandwich has its orgins in the pubs of western New York. Some gave the sandwich for free, and it was so salty that incentive was created for adding some pints to the tab.
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by jcpst 4y ago
Probably depends. Even in my own family, the amount of emotional openness between the kids varies.
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Sure, that may be the case. It’s just too bad all the unneeded name-calling and insults were part of it.
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by jcpst 4y ago
Gnome works fine for me. I’m glad it was made. I was an i3 user for a long time. When I grew tired of configuring things like wifi, mounting USB drives automatically, and a dozen other little things, Gnome just worked. What I think kind of
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by jcpst 4y ago
I made that 2nd comment. I don’t use Bitwig. But I’ve been an Ableton user for 15 years and have been intrigued by Bitwig since they started. I’m really drawn to their design philosophy and the programmable interfaces.
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by jcpst 4y ago
Good. This is a space that could use a new, open standard. With Bitwig behind it, I’m paying attention now.
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by jcpst 4y ago
I'm using Giraffe. Building everything in the request pipeline as composable handlers has been nice. For the front end, I have decided to do server-rendered pages, using Giraffe.ViewEngine. So the source for the HTML is all F# code too
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I’ve been using Rust as a hobbyist since 2015. I see what’s going on in the community, attend a meetup, and work on open source projects (mostly my own). I’m starting a side project, and after much consideration, I went with F# and AspNetCo

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