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by mikewhy 5y ago
> > Static was a fun diversion, but we're back to what works. > I won't be moving away from static website. It is perfect solution for a blog/CV type thing. Yeah, I'm keeping an eye on these new "MPA"&
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by mikewhy 5y ago
It may hurt accuracy, but there's a lot of times using a mouse where you don't need to be accurate. I've been using 3-finger-drag since it's introduction and can't go back.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
The Haunted PS1 Demo Disks are a great place to start: https://hauntedps1.itch.io/
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by mikewhy 5y ago
I think there's many advantages to it. Whole one company might be stuck in slower webpack/Babel hell, nextjs, remix, those that don't let the developer muck with the toolchain have been able to switch out for much faster &amp
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by mikewhy 5y ago
And you're totally free to do that. Maintainers should also be free to ignore support requests when people choose to use outdated versions of their software.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
You can detect if the interaction started from the side of the screen. From there, you can do something different when the history is manipulated.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
FYI to anyone looking to try this out: the `--others` flag, used to include untracked files, will also print out files included in your .gitignore. So if you have eg. a node_modules/ or venv/ folder, all its contents will be liste
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by mikewhy 5y ago
> Microsoft this week confirmed that it is forcing the Edge browser in specific scenarios. Moreover, the company is taking this action even if customers have a third-party browser like Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox set as their defaul
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by mikewhy 5y ago
And AirPods, mice, trackpads, keyboards, and Apple TV remotes. I don't want to defend lightning but this reply was missing a few products that also use it.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
> Frontend developers like to change frameworks every week it seems like This sentiment is so old and played out.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
IIRC there has never been a date picker in mui, it was in a separate package called pickers, and the recent major version moved it to their labs package. React Router, however, feels like the one major React package that constantly breaks t
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by mikewhy 5y ago
True, it's also accelerating the destruction of the environment, helped people make money off other people's artwork, and introduced a new generation of people to pump and dump schemes over receipts.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
So the goal was running my development machine remotely. I didn't want to clog up my server with a development toolchain, so I first tried VSCode Remote (Docker). It's what I would prefer, yet I never found managing a development
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by mikewhy 5y ago
I looked into this when setting up a new machine. Well, not exactly openvscode but code-server. I have the same questions I had when investigating that: - with docker, how would you install eg. node and go binaries? - with docker, how would
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Current team squashes PRs, so the individual commits are not super important, and it's only the title of the PR that needs to be semantic. Works pretty well for us.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
> That wasn't the original claim The original claim was that the US needed a higher minimum wage. > $13.50/hr Where is this number from? The US federal minimum wage is $7.25/hr, unchanged since 2009. The only states wit
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Doesn't change the fact that the US' minimum wage is incredibly low and has been for years.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
> should we really demand that everyone like each other too Maybe not like each other, but acknowledging their coworkers right to exist should be required.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
So "we'll pay you with EXPOSURE"?
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Those are hustles, yes, but "hustle culture" means something else more towards the glorifying overwork end of the scale.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
The typescript team has some weird hangups around import paths that bring up issues. I wasn't aware of this Deno issue, but there's a similar one with ESM modules: TS wants you to import "somefile.js" when you actually w
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Another option is using a folder you've added to defenders exclude list: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/add-an-exclusion...
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Does GitHub have "system level" webhooks like gitlab? That's what I've done previously, so when anyone creates a repo, it's configured as the org expects. This page[1] seems to mention organization level hooks that
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by mikewhy 5y ago
> Didn't Slashdot have multiple dimensions, a post could be "+5, insightful" or "-3, off topic". Ars Technica does something similar and it's a great addition to the overloaded upvote/downvote
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by mikewhy 5y ago
For a while, recording a movie was absolutely legal in Canada.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Funny, because Yarn does do what you expect here and I absolutely loathe it.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
It doesn't "end read receipts", but it does end the validity of considering read receipts as a valid metric for users of Apple Mail. By always requesting images, even if you haven't read the email, that metric is now bog
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Isn't shallow vs deep copying a thing in most languages?
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Hard to say, for instance the very popular styled-components package does add a `css` prop magically to all elements.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
React doesn't have a CSS prop.

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