lycos

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by lycos 3y ago
I would've loved to see those early colors in person
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by lycos 3y ago
Not related but somehow it reminded me that I had one of those casio pocket tvs and felt so cool that I could watch a _very_ limited amount of TV while on the go mid-late 90s, and how I even managed to hook it up to our local cable with a h
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by lycos 3y ago
A browser that requires an account to use? No thanks. The "why do i need an account" popup doesn't properly explain it to me either, syncing should be optional - let me use, or at least try, it without an account first.
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by lycos 3y ago
I saw a hot spring and got a very lucky guess, I can imagine there are a lot of hard ones in there yeah!
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by lycos 3y ago
I gave up after having to include a leap year (Rule 15), I don't know if this is a spoiler but I ended up with January99Pepsi?XXXVggd7maboutZrJapan (there was an emoji in there for the current moon phase but HN stripped it out) Lookin
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by lycos 3y ago
I don't use it and have no interest in it myself, but I recognise the value it has for many others.
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by lycos 3y ago
I love working with Elixir and hope to be able to find a new gig where I can continue doing that. That's the hardest part unfortunately still. But more ontopic, has anyone here already used these LiveView Streams in production? Based o
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by lycos 3y ago
Could be interesting to open it up for other developers to implement in their own shopping apps!
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by lycos 3y ago
What I love most about this is that it's basically the reverse of how 35mm photography was invented by Oskar Barnack. He wanted a more compact/portable camera to take on travels, because he was asthmatic, and ended up building a c
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by lycos 4y ago
I also wonder that about any audio/video DRM, but like most things it's probably something that is agreed upon in the many licenses that they'll protect the copyrighted material to their best ability. Even though everybody kn
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by lycos 4y ago
(thanks for all your work!) I understand the reasoning and especially when you put it like that it makes sense, the reason i feels weird to me is mainly because it's just different than many years of development with various frameworks
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by lycos 4y ago
We've been using 1.7.0 as rc for a while now and the verified routes especially have been much more enjoyable to use. Unifying components between controllers and liveview was also a welcome improvement The only thing I really don'
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by lycos 4y ago
That's interesting! When I started out I maybe felt the same but most of that was just not understanding it, and now to me it feels like one of the more explicit frameworks I've used, which I actually enjoy. I could recommend read
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by lycos 4y ago
Now there's a name I haven't heard much in the last decades. Before I switched from Windows to MacOS I used their demo editor SciTE as my text editor of choice and was very happy with it.
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by lycos 4y ago
Just to add on this `?useskin=vector-2022` will show the new one.
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by lycos 4y ago
Either I don't understand what you are saying, or this is not unique to Elixir at all? Or both lol
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by lycos 4y ago
I love using Elixir but I also like to think "right tool for the job" and imho Elixir is generally not the right tool for the job for command-line user interfaces. It's fun to experiment with though, of course. Having said al
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by lycos 4y ago
Hm but you are saying the same as me, that "The people looking for freelancers rarely post". I never said they don't look at the freelancers who are looking, I haven't tried it myself so wouldn't know that. It'
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by lycos 4y ago
I rarely see seeking freelancer entries here to be fair so to me, especially this soon after it was created, this does not feel that rare?
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by lycos 4y ago
I've ran into issues with every browser I developed for (even to the point of the computer freezing in some Chrome bugs I remember) and have never felt like Safari was as annoying or frustrating as IE was back in the day (and _that_ is
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by lycos 4y ago
See my other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34146633
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by lycos 4y ago
See my other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34146633
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by lycos 4y ago
I'm just gonna comment on this instead of everyone and I won't reply after this because I've said my part. In my opinion this is not comparable at all, slightly differently or prefixed property/attribute names are really
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by lycos 4y ago
Oh for sure, having to support IE 5.5/6/7/8 at the same time was a nightmare of conditional comments and css hacks, and testing as you typically could not run multiple versions side by side due to the deep integration into Wi
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by lycos 4y ago
I believe querySelector/querySelectorAll supports all native CSS selectors, including attribute selectors. But jQuery does hahve custom selectors as well (at least last I used it, which is over 10 years ago)
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by lycos 4y ago
Yeah I would have expected more libraries to be available for this as well, maybe if I finish my implementation I'd consider following your example and making libraries out of it. But I only have a hobby use-case and historically I nev
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by lycos 4y ago
It looks like it only does client to server (or at least their guide only does this). I'm working on server to server. But for me it's a hobby project anyway so I'll just keep trucking along with my stuff. But I'm also n
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by lycos 4y ago
I've started working on a custom ActivityPub implementation because I am interested by it, but I have to say my impressions so far is that it is more complicated to implement than I originally expected. I find the docs lacking, the te
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by lycos 4y ago
I'm in the about:blank gang too, and I hate that in Safari on iOS you can no longer have a blank tab since a few versions. You can hide all the things on the "start page" but then you will still see the edit button.
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by lycos 4y ago
Hah, I once worked at a startup that tried to pivot to basically this almost immediately after this article was originally posted and the CEO read it, needless to say it didn't work out. But it is fun to sometimes program something sma

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