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by lelandfe 9mo ago
Once "you" becomes a big enough "them" it becomes a problem again.
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by lelandfe 9mo ago
You can cure Google's AI (but not bad results) with &udm=14 https://google.com/search?q=parkas&udm=14
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by lelandfe 9mo ago
A more easy reproduction: disable JS. To bypass: `.transition_wrap { display: none }`
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by lelandfe 9mo ago
In their defense, I think that's the right move. There isn't an analogue for that page anymore, so it redirects to the new style guide's landing. I think it's rather cool that they've redirects still going for (quic
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
Wall chicken is obliquely referenced in the article
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
Yeah, I didn't link the first archive as the Soundcloud playlist fully doesn't load. This one doesn't play, but at least the names are searchable.
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
I have been chastened in the opposite direction by others. I've also subjectively really disliked Opus's speed and I've seen Opus do really silly things too. But I'll try out using it as a daily driver and see if I like
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
That is not the source. In their housecleaning they removed graphics and anchors from the interview, so I'm providing the original.
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Richard D. James aka Aphex Twin speaks to Tatsuya Takahashi (2017)(web.archive.org)
280 points by lelandfe 10mo ago|98 comments
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
Context from the prior year: https://pitchfork.com/news/69473-korg-announces-new-synthesi...
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
We need to take a page from baseball and examine Hacks Above Replacement
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
Originally from 2009: https://web.archive.org/web/20201101013903/http://legacy.han... Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=hanno-rein.de and https://news.ycombin
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
my unrealistic bar lies somewhere above "pick a new library" bug resolution
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
I'm a quite senior frontend using React and even I see Sonnet 4.5 struggle with basic things. Today it wrote my Zod validation incorrectly, mixing up versions, then just decided it wasn't working and attempted to replace the entir
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
Also: spot the skyline :)
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
Extremely cool and niche and what appears to be the blog's inaugural post: https://www.djmurphy.net/blog/ Added to the feed. > It turns out the <ruby> element does not have defined screenreader behavior
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
As someone who knows nothing about shaders, this was very cool. Pretty refreshing to see such an interesting site design, too.
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
"I stepped into a management role. Then I had to scrape it off my shoes."
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
Modifier keys are used elsewhere optionally on operating systems. But no other form control demands knowledge of modifier clicks. It's simply a useless bit of UI and should not be used.
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
Trying to figure things out in a game is fun! Trying to figure things out on a website is a sign the UI sucks.
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
Don't use it, it totally blows. For another oddity to not use, check out the multiple select: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/... Expecting users to press modifiers
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
Note that the transition to `auto` in that post relies on `interpolate-size` which has yet to land on Firefox or Safari, and neither have movement right now.
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
I remember reading that the bassline in LFO’s self titled broke the cutting needle when they were pressing it. Wonder if that had a similar explanation.
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
> "The Act is akin to a law that would require every bookstore to verify the age of every customer at the door" Presumably for the same reason why libraries can not be targeted narrowly
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
> is clearly of particularly high importance to you Tactless.
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
Yeah but them's highway miles. I have much less care about a site loading images than the stuff that makes the mobile nav work. Images are pretty! For instance, here's Python's 144kB JS-powered homepage mid-load: https:&#x2
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
Honestly, the synthetic Lighthouse tests would be great but for the fact that they're using Google Fonts. It's like the only major thing in their critical path.
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
> used much less JS The homepage loads 9.7kB of JS. Navigating to every single link in the main nav results in no additional JS being loaded. The site is fine.
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-api/referenc... https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-api/referenc... I bet you can whip up a super simple script with an LLM to
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by lelandfe 10mo ago
All of the above and even more so to have those features behave identically across the member browsers.

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