kris-kay

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   by kris-kay 1y ago

   The 2000 CE bit made me laugh! And yes, Windows Vista was a proper nightmare.
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   by kris-kay 1y ago

   You're right, glassmorphism dates back to the early years of this millennium. For instance, Project Looking Glass(2003) attempted an entire desktop environment that resembled slabs of glass that could be turned over in 3D space! Even s
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   by kris-kay 1y ago

   Thanks! Do you mean how the glass or how the video background is done?
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   by kris-kay 1y ago

   Yes, same! I didn't expect it to need so many tricks to implement. Your intuition is correct, the most resource-intensive part is the blur bit of the backdrop-filter. The higher the blur value, the more neighbouring pixels need to be
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   Show HN: CSS generator for a high-def glass effect(glass3d.dev)

   420 points by kris-kay 1y ago|117 comments
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   by kris-kay 1y ago

   Really neat tool! I’ve always grouped ingredients vertically and instructions horizontally, so I love how your tool automates this and makes it aesthetically pleasing. UX feedback: Make the sample recipe graphs larger, especially at "t
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   by kris-kay 3y ago

   I really enjoyed playing with this topical timeline generator! Great user experience with showing the data points as they become available and then scrolling to the start. I also liked the side-scrolling with dates alternating above and be