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by myfonj 3y ago
As for discoverability (of keyboard shortcuts as well as commands), few versions back Inkscape introduced `View > Command Palette`, by default bound to "`?`" key: https://inkscape.org/doc/keys-1.3.x.html#id
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by myfonj 3y ago
Interestingly, in Microsoft Edge, entering `%` does the same as typing `@tabs <tab>`. And `^` as `@history`.
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by myfonj 3y ago
Most discussion about this now happens there: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36540957
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by myfonj 3y ago
Fun fact about this 302 to /home is that it (tries to) set cookie and when you land on /home without one you get another 302 to /home again. I.e. any client without cookies support ends up in infinite redirect loop. And anoth
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by myfonj 3y ago
Interesting detail about GPT *in Bing* is how it can censor itself *during* answer. I occasionally get part of the apparently correct answer that abruptly disappears and is replaced by "Sorry, my mistake, I cannot answer that right n
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by myfonj 3y ago
Looking at those typographic scales in context of modern computers always makes me wonder, why everyone adhere to original "letterpress" constraints? Nothing against proven crafts when they serve well, yet all "typographic sc
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by myfonj 4y ago
I have used the same approach for plotting named colours in RGB cube [1] [1]: https://codepen.io/myf/full/poyoyLr
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by myfonj 4y ago
+1. There's even "beetle" [0.a], "cockroach" [0.b] and "fly" [0.c] emoji in the Unicode, that are way closer to what I envision as a "software bug" than caterpillars, centipedes (!)[2.c] and eve
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by myfonj 4y ago
I am constantly pondering ideas how could intuitive and "cool" web without broken URLs look like, and whether mechanisms for it are or are not embraided into original standards. Farthest I got is that we probably should see two a
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by myfonj 4y ago
That's the point. Suggested setup (editor with JS/TS language server constantly checking your code) means you will know about every problem that would possibly break something, you just don't need separate "source code&q
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by myfonj 4y ago
For reference, I've suggested such info could be mentioned in the project [0] and author sees as "too niche". [0] https://github.com/total-typescript/ts-reset/issues/93
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by myfonj 4y ago
Not that I've implied it is better or worse or demanded subjective opinions about that, but when we are at it, here are some remarks: 1. No build step is an appealing feature for some. Knowing that what is shipped is what you wrote, no
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by myfonj 4y ago
Well put. My language skills and time pressure fails me here, just wanted to express general "thanks folks" for your reactions as well. Seeing that someone shares similar point of view on this topic made me surprisingly very happy
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by myfonj 4y ago
As a side note, in editors using js/ts language server from VSCode, you can benefit from these types even in "vanilla" JavaScript with JSDoc. It could look like: // @ts-check /// <referen
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by myfonj 4y ago
I agree that defaults are not perfect, but I'd like to add that the initial idea was that they are, well, defaults, and you -- as a user -- are supposed to adjust them to what you prefer. In some dashboard usually called "prefer
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by myfonj 4y ago
Fun fact: even though author have expressed a lot of opinions in their CSS, still for me the result is probably different from what they expected: since author does not define font colour, I see it in my default (not black but dark brown)
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by myfonj 4y ago
Probably very subjective. I, for one, am still using Courier New as my main monospace font, especially for code, and actually prefer having typewriter-y "serifs". No other serif-y monospace I've found fitted. I don't min
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by myfonj 4y ago
> All parts feel really customizable. This is one of the selling points for me as well. Literally just before opening HN I've looked at my overflowing bookmarks toolbar and thought "Those folder icons and default favicons fee
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by myfonj 4y ago
Yes, yet last update was last year and coincidentally mentions article "A details element as a burger menu is not accessible" Published on September 20th, 2022: https://cloudfour.com/thinks/a-details-element-a
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by myfonj 4y ago
Also, while details/summary support in browsers and other user agents and tools is improving over time, it is still not perfect for ... nearly anything. Sadly. https://adrianroselli.com/2019/04/details-summary
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by myfonj 4y ago
No, they did not, they present both "accessible hidden link" and "inaccessible visible label", at least I see no `aria-hidden="true"` in the code [1] on the label right now, I see just: <label for=&quo
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by myfonj 4y ago
> The main menu? Which is behind the same ≡ button on most pages on the internet? This triple dash thingy (≡) is in this case "identical to" Unicode character, so this is what you'd most probably hear from the screen reade
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by myfonj 4y ago
For those interested, that "Mozilla Museum" site pictured is and Mozilla banners came from [1] (it is visible in status bar tooltip in the screenshot, so just to save you some typing). That broken "Animation: Mozilla destroys
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by myfonj 4y ago
Taskbar Numberer [1] can do this as well (under Window 10). Startup command is start "" "<apps>\7plus-Taskbar-Numberer\64\7+ Taskbar Numberer.exe" -v2 -hidewnd [1] https://ramensoftware.com&#x2F
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by myfonj 4y ago
WebKit has ancient public-facing Bugzilla instance as well: https://bugs.webkit.org/
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by myfonj 4y ago
It makes sense, but I really think it is a matter of habit. You can similarly "ignore" those separators and delimiters where you have them now as you can "ignore" them on the left. (There you can for example mentally &q
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by myfonj 4y ago
Rational in sense that syntactically most significant characters are swept to one side: - left. So they can be observed (checked) in a single glance. In contrast of the conventional ("irrational") zig-zag pattern where: - starting
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by myfonj 4y ago
I think that For c-like syntaxes that have mostly `(, , )` and `; ; ;`patterns -- i.e. start (opening) and end (closing) delimiters with tokens inside separated by separators -- the most rational formatting is really to push *all delimiters
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by myfonj 4y ago
Thanks for noting the tech stack, was the first think I was curious about. As for "freemium": as others pointed out, I'd also put it that as long as you can self-host full-fledged instance it's "free". Having p
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by myfonj 4y ago
I praise your effort, I'd like to see more diverse browser landscape as well. But in this particular case I think that different browser (or particularly Firefox) would not possibly prevent that problem, since (Firefox) shares same &qu

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