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2y ago
Author: The ergonomics of this _are_ hideous, to my dismay, which was a lot of the motivation behind @celine/celine ( https://maxbo.me/celine , aka me packaging the article up into a library). It's still not quite t
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2y ago
Author here! Happy to take questions!
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Hello, notebook-http mode
(hello-notebook-http-mode.fly.dev)
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2y ago
> Scala Note about Scala's string interpolation. They can be used as pattern match targets. val s"${a} + ${b}" = "1 + 2"; println(a) // 1 println(b) // 2
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2y ago
To quote patio11's "Identity Theft, Credit Reports, and You": > You want to communicate with the bank in a manner which suggests that you’re an organized professional who is capable of escalating the matter if the bank doe
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mbo
2y ago
This is an active issue with Rate Your Music right now: https://rateyourmusic.com/rymzilla/view?id=6108 Unfixed for 4 months.
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2y ago
Ridiculous. A perversion of the true spirit of conkers.
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2y ago
>It seems like a bad move to have a participant responsible for drilling the holes and attaching the strings. Part of the "point" of conkers is that conker-prep is just as much as a skill as the technique during the hitting pha
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2y ago
> The key difference between print systems and web tech is responsiveness. True, but... we were very good at building unresponsive websites in the early 2000s. Can't we just return to tradition and disable a lot of the responsive be
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2y ago
haha what a coincidence - I love Quarto and have used the Observable integration! Thank-you for your work and efforts.
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2y ago
Anyone know how the Python interactive REPL was working in the bottom-right hand corner? EDIT: Looks like it's completely bespoke workflow: https://github.com/3b1b/videos?tab=readme-ov-file#workflow
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2y ago
First of all, I will commend the Typst community for attempting to rectify the trainwreck that is LaTeX typesetting. It appears that they have succeeded. So Typst has its own styling system, and its own scripting system, and plugin system v
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2y ago
Note that there's nothing stopping you from embedding the Obervable runtime straight into scripts littered throughout a HTML document, see https://maxbo.me/celine/ (my own work).
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Subordinate Latin
(maxbo.me)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Seems like a Parquet or SQLite file would have been more appropriate
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A review of the Julia language (2014, updated 2022)
(danluu.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
this is a good article on styling with custom elements too: https://www.keithcirkel.co.uk/css-classes-considered-harmful...
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2y ago
I hate to be negative, but I'm not entirely sure why this is advantageous over just dumping a bunch of HTML files into a folder. Why can't the code live in <script type="module">'s with `display: block` tagged
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2y ago
Protomaps ( https://protomaps.com/ ) uses this for their PMTiles HTTP range request lookups too right ( https://docs.protomaps.com/pmtiles/ )?
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2y ago
No love for <q>? It does curly quoting!
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2y ago
Bitbucket started as a Mercurial host. The (internal unverified Atlassian) mythos goes, that in the early days, both GitHub and Bitbucket were on equal MAU footing, but as Git mindshare started to take over, the Bitbucket founder, a Mercuri
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2y ago
Curiously, the interpunct in the title of this article (Wall·E) can be control F searched with ("walle") but all of your usages cannot (try "sometimes" and "clarify")
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2y ago
Out of interest, do you have any literature that you'd recommend instead?
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Measure a Machine's Heart
(thehtml.review)
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2y ago
I'm pretty sure it's weight distribution. Like I can tell the difference between a hybrid Camry and a pure ICE Camry based on how it bobs over speed bumps, not just in cornering / acceleration.
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I _think_ I can tell whether a car is an ICE / hybrid / electric just by the way their weight shifts around corners. My friends maintain they cannot, but under test conditions, I'm sure they'd be fine.
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2y ago
There's a great quote in Vox's "Tony Hawk breaks down skateboarding’s legendary spots" ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omigBsOmtjw ) from Iain Borden, an architectural historian: "[...] I think what
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Can we build a reactive article in a single HTML file?
(maxbo.me)
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2y ago
> Other than the clever solution of using CSS, why would you do this? Seems lightweight enough for maybe a music theory blog post or interactive notebook.
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3y ago
I would recommend a pilsner. Vegemite itself has stouty tones. The pilsener would provide some contrast.
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