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by mulhoon 1y ago
This is quite thought provoking in our capitalist world. Fills you with dread that this could actually be a thing.
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by mulhoon 1y ago
A blast from the past. There was such a distinct style running through the Flash era.
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Golden Age of Web Design(webdesignmuseum.org)
3 points by mulhoon 1y ago|2 comments
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by mulhoon 1y ago
Thanks for this. I think you're right -> "focus on shipping features instead of changing your tech stack"
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by mulhoon 1y ago
Thanks for the in-depth response, much appreciated
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by mulhoon 1y ago
Working with a large Vue 3 project and wanting to share some of our components as re-usable web components for other sites to embed... What would be the benefit of rebuilding these components in Lit over using Vue to build them? https:&#x2
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by mulhoon 1y ago
How do you even browse the web? Is it common for people to disable JavaScript?
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by mulhoon 1y ago
Same. I’ve been a coder over 25 years. I love music and am a musician, but I can’t listen to music while coding, I need silence. Too distracting. In fact music is often distracting for me during conversations, if it’s on in the background,
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by mulhoon 1y ago
Being in some way inaccessible would surely be more interesting and funnier than this.
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by mulhoon 1y ago
Rather apt. Is this the point? Oh the joy.
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by mulhoon 1y ago
I love Obsidian and the sync is worth it, but I wouldn't say it's one step above a text file. It's miles away. Never-ending features and customisations. If you want simplicity, a text file really can't be beaten.
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by mulhoon 1y ago
I've always liked https://www.taskpaper.com/ It's one step up from a single txt file. You only need to use one text file with it. It's like a nice UI for a single todo text file.
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by mulhoon 1y ago
I know this sounds crazy, but has any browser just tried implementing two (or more) horizontal rows of tabs? - the user can decide to put them up the top or on the second row based on their own prioritising. Or just zip them up. Not saying
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by mulhoon 1y ago
This is a great resource. Thank you for putting all of this together.
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by mulhoon 2y ago
It’s been around for 3 years?
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by mulhoon 2y ago
Simple and effective. Beautiful to look at.
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by mulhoon 2y ago
The Psychology Calendar '78 sure has a cool cover.
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by mulhoon 2y ago
I have a hard time reading any article with AI generated images these days. Especially of robots. Please no.
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by mulhoon 2y ago
TIL about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray_goo from reading about Marshall.
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by mulhoon 2y ago
Looks interesting. I found that the blog links are broken. Blogs really do themselves a disservice by using generated imagery. It make me assume the content is AI too and cheapens the whole service. Maybe this is just a placeholder for now.
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by mulhoon 2y ago
Great thoughts, thanks for sharing.
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by mulhoon 2y ago
The quality of Medium articles (and comments) has really gone down over the past few years. Lots of attention grabbing headlines “5 ways to X” “Stop doing X” and less well-written content overall. I’m not sure if most writers hopped over to
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by mulhoon 2y ago
https://bearblog.dev
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by mulhoon 2y ago
Somebody needs to sell t-shirts “me good LLM”
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by mulhoon 2y ago
This needs to get to the front page. Very interesting. It seems like it has special rate limiting, the inspector isn't allowed. I've given it a go with puppeteer but it refreshes every 100 or so. Lots of people trying over on redd
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by mulhoon 2y ago
Hi. I made this. Somebody drew the jackpot on the simulator today. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised but I’ve been waiting for it to happen.
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by mulhoon 2y ago
What’s stopping tickets having fixed prices? Should “dynamic pricing” be legal?
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A supersonic swindle: my £1,423 Oasis Ticketmaster hell(theguardian.com)
2 points by mulhoon 2y ago|2 comments
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by mulhoon 2y ago
Untrusted Certificate.
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by mulhoon 2y ago
I’d forgotten about Peloton. Is that still a thing?

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