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by m8s 5y ago
Unless I’m mistaken, Developer Edition is just Firefox with experimental features enabled and permanently-enabled telemetry. I’m not sure what in my brain says “Telemetry? Absolutely not”, but that’s how it is for me (and why I don’t use th
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by m8s 5y ago
I just want to give a quick shout out to the Apollo Reddit reader on iOS for two specific features: 1. You can disable infinite scroll. When I’ve been scrolling Reddit for 20 or so posts, it’s a sobering reminder that I’ve gained nothing of
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by m8s 5y ago
I first had the pleasure of using Teams in 2016 or 2017, I forget exactly when, and at the time they didn’t have accessibility features. None. You couldn’t even increase the text size in the app. It was nigh unusable then. I left for a diff
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by m8s 5y ago
Man, how cool is this. I don't think people really understand just yet what fly.io is doing with Phoenix/Elixir and how it is changing deployment and scaling for multi-region, real-time apps. At this point, I'm just trying to
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by m8s 5y ago
Being blunt, if you're new to Beam, I'd probably choose Elixir and Phoenix. But Elixir isn't for everyone, and if you prefer Erlang's syntax or are interested in contributing to some of the projects written specifically
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by m8s 5y ago
This is purely conjecture on my part, but a beginner-friendly web framework was a barrier for adoption for Erlang, and I'm really excited to see Nova continue to grow. If the moving background of the Nova website is so distracting that
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by m8s 5y ago
They never suggested otherwise. They simply shared their current setup.
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by m8s 5y ago
I use Dracula for pretty much everything. Code editors, terminals, browsers, Slack, and even CSS skins for Tailwind, Wordpress, and more, if I'm installing an application, there's a pretty good chance there's already a theme
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by m8s 5y ago
So what happens if they lose the auction?
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by m8s 5y ago
Elixir's LiveView is similar in my eyes, and more "client-side" tools like Surface (akin to Storybook) are making their way into the Elixir ecosystem.
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by m8s 5y ago
That's what I thought too. The title of this article is as much clickbait as Wales' emails.
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by m8s 5y ago
Tailwind is free and open source. If it really shakes your confidence with the entire system, you could certainly consider opening a discussion or PR. I've been using Tailwind in production and I never even really thought about it. It
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by m8s 5y ago
It's pretty much the default database in the Elixir/Phoenix world and I really don't see any reason for my to change.
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by m8s 5y ago
Another lifetime YNABer here. Great tip.
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by m8s 5y ago
A few thoughts here: 1. LiveBook is awesome and just continues to get better. 2. The Elixir core team is pumping out some fascinating stuff, taking inspiration from other languages and ecosystems and improving upon the products. 3. The auth
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by m8s 5y ago
Maybe I'm not the common use case, but when you say "because [Sublime] is that fast", what do you mean? Creating a new file in VSCode, for example, couldn't be any faster. Is it the case that you close VSCode often? Is i
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by m8s 5y ago
I've been working outside quite a bit recently, and light themes are a lot easier to see with the brightness and glare. I don't mind when I "forget" to switch back to dark themes when I come inside. I need a good Dracula
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by m8s 6y ago
Which users? What a sweeping generalization. Your disdain for some mythical group of people is very odd. Besides, does blocking ads and trackers not at least partially alleviate the issue? Works well for me and, in combination with a reader
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by m8s 6y ago
Oh, awesome, thanks for responding. Excited to give SvelteKit a try!
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by m8s 6y ago
Out of curiosity, how does SvelteKit differ from Sapper? I haven't been involved with Svelte for some time. Looks cool by the way, I think Svelte is a really great product.
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by m8s 6y ago
Or Sean Walker (of the Los Angeles Kings) from this season. It's the worst puck-to-face shot I've seen. Warning, graphic and not for the faint of heart: https://mobile.twitter.com/AugieLens/status/1355249
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by m8s 6y ago
To be honest, the less the referees are involved, the better. There's a much simpler answer: increase the size of the net. Hockey sticks are pretty incredible these days, and the torque generated from flexing the stick is pretty unbeli
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by m8s 6y ago
I agree, I'd love for this to not happen in the future. Let's provide extensive family planning education, those are excellent ideas. Let's also help those that have been left behind though. We have the ability to help everyo
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by m8s 6y ago
There is certainly shared responsibility from the student(s), and from the parents, but this also highlights a systemic breakdown in so many areas. A person should not need three jobs to support their family. Schools should have the necessa
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by m8s 6y ago
I don't think anyone is suggesting that owning these books should be made illegal though. I am most certainly against that. But if eBay doesn't want their marketplace to be associated with transactions of content they deem inappro
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by m8s 6y ago
Should HN censor or moderate posts and comments?
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by m8s 6y ago
You can literally buy these books on Amazon right now. https://www.amazon.com/If-Ran-Zoo-Classic-Seuss/dp/039480081... This questionable book that Dr. Seuss Enterprises no longer wishes to publish can be at your f
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by m8s 6y ago
How is eBay removing certain books from its marketplace banning an idea?
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by m8s 6y ago
So is it also censorship that certain posts are flagged and moderated on HN? It's a hard-line stance, anything goes? Dr. Seuss Enterprises stopped printing these books because they decided the books were insensitive and offensive. Shou
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by m8s 6y ago
I still don't see how stopping the sale of an item on a private company's platform equates to denying freedom of speech. If we were talking about a government banning the sale of a specific book, author, or topic, then I absolutel

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