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by mstade 3y ago
Ahhh the grid, I remember that. There was another highly touted company around the same time that also had some mildly interesting tech and ideas sort of in the same vein but just burned through VC money. I was hoping the grid layout system
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by mstade 3y ago
It's actually not that hard to be honest, their Docker examples are pretty good and well accessible from the documentation. Where have you gotten stuck?
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by mstade 3y ago
This is the dream, cast iron pans well seasoned and looked after will last practically forever and are a joy to cook with. Heck, even poorly looked after pans can usually be brought back to a long and delicious life. I envy you!
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by mstade 3y ago
Honestly I think this is a feature, not a bug. I like that there's a bunch of things I don't find interesting. Sometimes I'll read stuff in not drawn to anyway, mostly just for the (typically) insightful commentary on this si
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by mstade 3y ago
I've spent more time playing this than I want to admit. Excellent work!
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by mstade 3y ago
Do you know why they decided to host a zip file instead of just hosting the CSV and relying on HTTP compression?
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by mstade 3y ago
It was a one bedroom rental in a newly developed skyscraper called the landmark, I think I paid about £1400/month. Cost was a thing, sure, but coming from Stockholm I was used to things being expensive and anyway the move to London eff
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by mstade 3y ago
I lived in Canary Wharf ~2011-2012, on the 42nd floor and with a stunning view west over the city. The shard was being built at the time and I've got plenty of photos of dramatic sunsets, rays streaming through the glass and trusses. A
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by mstade 3y ago
Thank you for all your hard work put into htmx and indeed promoting hypermedia driven applications! Since htmx works by way of custom attributes, can you write a bit about a11y recommendations for developers using htmx? It would seem to me
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by mstade 3y ago
Fair enough. :o)
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by mstade 3y ago
Absolutely, brand recognition is hugely important in whether something's a success. It can also go the other way, great ideas and tooling simply die because the brand is tainted. Not everything Microsoft has produced is terrible, but f
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by mstade 3y ago
These were internally developed tools, so nothing we really marketed externally but yes we definitely could have done a better job at our marketing within the organization. A lot of the criticism to our approach was typically not so much th
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by mstade 3y ago
Many of the ideas and concepts in htmx are things we worked on starting around 2012 at a top tier investment bank. Implementation details differ quite significantly, but the idea of hypermedia driven applications was core to everything we d
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by mstade 3y ago
It's maintained by the same people, and the problem isn't so much whether there's a hard dependency on Stitches, but the way they've essentiellt swept the rug under the feet from anyone using Stitches leaves a bad taste
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by mstade 3y ago
Radix has some great ideas that challenge the way components are usually built. I'd love to use it, but am somewhat burned by how Stitches stopped being maintained due to the changes in React 18. Context: https://github.com&
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by mstade 3y ago
I feel this development holds true for commentators everywhere though, and I think they made great fun of this in the show Ted Lasso. I wish more streaming services would allow turning off commentary altogether. If I recall, NHL Game Center
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by mstade 3y ago
I tried this on my home wifi (fiber backend) and got scores in range with what I expect. Then I tried it again outside the house, a block away using a 5G connection and much to my surprise the bandwidth in downloading was MUCH better (almos
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by mstade 3y ago
Yes, using NeXT workstations: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_server#/media/File:First_W...
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by mstade 3y ago
Where in the EU is this true? I've never experienced this in Sweden.
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by mstade 3y ago
Why is the `using` keyword necessary, isn't the existence of a `[Symbol.dispose]` property enough? I.e. always call `[Symbol.dispose]()` when exiting the scope. Maybe have a keyword to not dispose the resource. Seems the current desi
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by mstade 3y ago
Good lord I could've really used this a few months ago when I was butting heads with product management insisting on building things first rather than prototyping. This might have helped communicate the complexities that I feel were be
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by mstade 3y ago
The signal to noise ratio in your comment is off-the-charts awesome – thank you for the amazing links!!
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by mstade 3y ago
Wow – stunning! Thank you!
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by mstade 3y ago
Me too – I saw it at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA. Gorgeous machine! The museum was great too, highly recommend a visit to anyone interested in the history of computing.
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by mstade 3y ago
It's just for converting. For the actual recording I use the built-in functionality in macOS, it's pretty great: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208721
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by mstade 3y ago
I use gifski, it's perfect: https://gif.ski/
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by mstade 4y ago
I saw an Atlas V launch at KSC in January 2017, from the LC-39 observation gantry, and it was incredible. Highly recommend seeing a launch – any launch! – if you have the means and opportunity.
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by mstade 4y ago
Indeed you are right, I stand corrected. Thank you!
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by mstade 4y ago
I think maybe Lego mindstorms does this.
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by mstade 4y ago
I seem as slightly different beasts, with different purposes though there’s some overlap. Primarily, JSON:API may return both content and errors at the same time, it’s not an either/or proposition. This can be quite useful with col

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