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by krsdcbl 5y ago
That's the thing that speaks for tailwind with the swatch-like config, but applying this principle here would lead to utter chaos. If i need a little more spacing on alk my medium margins, i would end up with something like .m-8 { marg
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
adding to this that these "downsides" are the actual upsides of tailwind. Getting rid of config in favour of arbitrary numbers kills a lot of the actual utility such frameworks provide
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
It's an interesting approach, but does it really solve the problems atomic/functional css have asude from purging/unused styles? I always felt like the most useful thing tailwind actually brings is the preset based style syst
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
This is a very accurate perspective i think: NFTs are "digital prints" of an artwork, not originals
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
That's pretty much how i felt about this post. A design system is independent of it's implementation, the swatchlike presetting Tailwind provides (and is often confusingly referred to as the "design system") is achievabl
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
as a fellow present-day Austrian that was exactly my first thought before even reading your comment. Must be a linguistic thing
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
I'm afraid you on the other hand vastly underestimate what an outlier farms like yours are when taking the whole population into account. For the amount of meat that is consumed, such production also wouldn't be feasible to provid
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
You also have very likely no intention of having an accident and needing repairs. And while their service might be fine for you individually, right to repair is about all customers having the choice to go to a contractor of their liking whe
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
i like this comparison a lot
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
yet in OPs example, the "surprise" consists of a threat not being enactioned, therefore it is an instrument of suspense
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
I'd argue that if the gun is shown to lead the audience on, but it not beeing fired is a twist to the plot or a relevant conclusion, then in the sense of the metaphor it still "has gone off"
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
It's basically providing swatches for CSS values, thus helping to work with a design system instead of arbitrary values. But its nothing you couldn't just set up yourself with your desired variables natively or with CSS preprocess
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
I feel like this is a conflation of two very different ways to use frameworks. If you write semantic classes and use @apply in tailwind or variables in pollen, it boils down to pretty much the same thing. If you use tailwind utility classes
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
So basically facebook is saying it's bo biggie that people mostly click & watch disinformation because they do scroll past a lot more memes ...
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
This reaks of "WhatsApp ToS update". Taking some time to let the news wave blow ove... errr reconsider and make improvements, i mean
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
This! There's one thing that gets utterly lost in the discussions about standups vs. async that bothers the hell out of me: in the end it's about people and how they function as a team. Any manager proclaiming "the way we do
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
not for success. But for domination
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
today you could very well say he was a media-savvy influencer
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
And yet, this fights the symptom, not the cause. Regulation should target companies that manufacture said addictive products, not dictate how citizens should behave under the guise of protection
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
i find it amazing how much tolerance is expressed when authoritarian rule is passed "for the kids sake". I feel reminded of the current apple issue. Are people really that ready to accept dictate over their and their kids behaviou
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
That's absolutely not the choice that is up here. In western societies, child abuse predominantly happens within the family and won't likely be solved just by monitoring childrens online communication
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
Simply put: i doubt the linked article was written by the engineers responsible.
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
I don't think there is so much, the distinction between "caused by" and "discovered there" escapes most people in casual use Imho the reason this time it was different with terms like "China flu" is not th
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
But it is not training material that tries to convey "focus on the product". It's literally communication guidelines of a profit oriented company dominating it's market in a monopolistic way that says "avoid talking
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
don't agree at all. If the "native thing" came at an overhead, your hands would be tied. If the "native thing" didn't expose api for the styling you wanted to do, your hands would be tied. webdev is incredibly
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
As another user remarked, it might have to do with the stark variance of dialects even across neighbouring settlements - deciding on a canonical "dialect" is impossible. Yet i also have to add, the contrast is not comparable with
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
actually more beneficial to their workers than the "burnout box"
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
If i spare a tiny bit of advice, it would be this: There's a big misunderstanding about what makes a good palette, and color palette tools are largely the culprit. Creating a usable palettes has very little to do with the usual "f
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
Designer here, actually a big fan of the desktop software approach. I tend to keep all my ressources as local as possible and don't really like working off webapps and being account & online bound in my process. I guess that's
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
I find it kinda ironic that the article is horrible to read on a phone, desktop style side paddings meet minuscule text ... Given that i am using some hn reader app with integrated browser frame, it might be also safe to assume that the pro

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