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by marstall 5y ago
even more psychotic: the real world but you get to kill anyone you want, and violence and death is basically the main focus of everything that happens in the world.
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by marstall 5y ago
couldn't figure out what there deal is as far as freelance work from their site - what's their approach?
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by marstall 5y ago
I do use its inheritance functionality though I have mixed feelings about it. I also like how you can group classes with in each other.
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by marstall 5y ago
got excited for a sec - very cool! then tried on Safari (v14) - no love.
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by marstall 5y ago
exactly. SASS (and CSS modules) are all I really need. just give me direct access to this amazing language, please!
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by marstall 5y ago
oh I forgot to mention. ember. it's an ember project. something about handlebars not being supported yet.
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by marstall 5y ago
ah yes - that would be a big help. alas I am not a vscode user. I use webstorm and haven't been able to figure out how to get tailwind autocomplete to work with it.
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by marstall 5y ago
that gets long - especially if they are rendered inline, hard to scan through. I'm often in a cycle where I am tweaking a complex class with 10-20 properties including flex, transforms, animations, etc. - and having them each be on the
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by marstall 5y ago
just got parachuted into a tailwind project. have to say I don't fully get it. the major stumbling block has been how tailwind is mostly just css translated into its own hard-to-memorize lingo. For example, say I want to do something b
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by marstall 5y ago
ah, it's an excellent point. window management is the key. I'm on a Mac - but i3wm has some good ideas in it. who know, maybe my answer is in linux. I'm currently pushing MacOs spaces to its limits and hitting certain frustr
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Ask HN: What language/IDE combo has the best DX (for achieving flow)?
2 points by marstall 5y ago|4 comments
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by marstall 5y ago
just Spotify for now ... do hope to widen support - to suggest labels -- email me or @ me https://avant.fm/about
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by marstall 5y ago
> 1. Music is not “inherently social” - it is just as often anti-social but going to a record store was/is. if you could bend your mind to think of a record store as "music tech" this might suggest a possible place for oth
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by marstall 5y ago
> 3. Discovery is not a viable product I guess define viable? The future has got to hold more ways to relate to music than the main apps of Spotify, Apple Music, etc., which push music in a very specific, generic way. Mostly around top
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by marstall 5y ago
and yet https://www.warpnews.org/human-progress/nasa-the-earth-is-gr...
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by marstall 5y ago
spellbinding ... curious what kind of customers the Cray I had, what workloads they would be running. Clearly quite an investment to get a Cray in. That wiring mat pic nearly gave me a nervous breakdown!
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by marstall 5y ago
grant that our certainty on AGW is whatever it is now. be generous and call it 95%. what would it take to prove to the scientific establishment that whoops, we're in that 5%! Wrong after all. Here's the proof, everyone can go home
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by marstall 5y ago
for reference, here's a look at what co2 emissions were 120 years ago ... https://skepticalscience.com/EmmissionsAcceleration.html
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by marstall 5y ago
very cool! would love to try to play around with this within a web page's design. kind of like how one might use gradients but on a whole new level ...
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by marstall 5y ago
most of the increases in Europe, where salaries are low compared to US. Remote causing Euro devs to work for US companies? Could actually depress US salaries.
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Simcity for the Body?
1 points by marstall 5y ago|1 comments
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by marstall 5y ago
I'm presuming that the foundation here is solid and well-intentioned, but there are many different data sources that could be powering these visualizations so a clearer citation would be helpful (beyond what is provided, just the orgs,
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by marstall 5y ago
for free online news, perhaps. pay for stat, nytimes, economist, scientific american etc you will find journalists who cover science with good understanding. by the way few good science journalists would cover the story this way. instead th
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by marstall 5y ago
I still subscribe - I don't know why they do so many politically-inflected articles these days. Always just skip to the harder-science pieces, especially physics, astrophysics, deep human history, the body, animal behavior, genetics et
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by marstall 5y ago
they pay 2-3x.
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by marstall 5y ago
ha word to the wise, thanks !
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by marstall 5y ago
cool design, what's org mode?
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by marstall 5y ago
agreed. transition from classes to hooks and useEffect was confusing at first but it now seems very predictable and sensible (does get a little hairy when you have one effect dependent on another). just started writing my own named effects
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by marstall 5y ago
it's just less code - instead of writing a series of buggy loops with null checks and string concatenations all over the place, you just writing a line of declaration and it deals with all that for you.
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by marstall 5y ago
if anyone's here looking for javascript-language json query-er, I've been using jsonata. found it deep and well-thought out, and not too hard to get my head around the syntax https://jsonata.org

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