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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
Very impressed with the mobile UI. Only thing I found was on the Plan tab on mobile there's that tiny extra horizontal scroll. Looks like your app wrapper does max-width: 100%, so if you add overflow-x: hidden you can fix it.
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
Gotcha; JSX, by colocating related JS and HTML, tempts inexperienced developers to write JS hacks for behaviors already available natively in HTML and CSS. I think that is a fine tradeoff when the alternative is an arbitrary separation of t
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
Can you give an example?
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
There is nothing about the dominant web frameworks that prevents one from implementing semantically correct HTML.
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
You can absolutely implement autofocus which conforms to WCAG. In OP's example, you can imagine the authenticator code input being shown in a modal, and from your link, example 3 of correctly implementing focus order: > A Web page i
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
The author of this post specifically recommends stretching your budget for the best possible e-bike. By definition, if one stretched their budget for a thing it is nontrivial to replace that thing. Also, people are not robots. Even if you c
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
On signaling != waste: Of course signaling is not wasteful. Caplan, like any good economist, would readily agree (prices as signals is a cornerstone in microeconomic theory). Employers need a mechanism to identify who is worth hiring, which
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
I cannot imagine how learning a new version control system would make me more effective. Git stays out of my way 99.9% of the time, and the last 0.1% gets resolved after a few minutes of googling, reading docs, or asking chatgpt.
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
Why stop at suing energy producers? Let's sue energy consumers too! Everyone knows their energy consumption contributes to emissions contributes to warming, so aren't consumers similarly liable? Utterly asinine. One of few legitim
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
They're painful because nobody is willing to argue the "business justification" for cleaning up tech debt, so your management asks you to hack away at the next feature instead. We've inherited a mess that slows us down i
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
My point is if you want damages from energy companies for deaths from warming then they should bill you for deaths prevented from cold. It's preposterous to think humans would be better off with less or more expensive energy. In a broa
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
Cold-related deaths may outnumber heat-related deaths by a factor of 20. Source: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
Yeah this is just a long advertisement. The number of times I read "the book", yet still have no insight into the content of the book past the title.
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
In my experience, even better than a 30 minute nap is a 15-30 minute Non-sleep Deep Rest (NSDR) or yoga nidra session (popularized by Andrew Huberman). It's a guided meditation of sorts where you do a body scan; as the narrator names d
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
In other words: "When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure." -Charles Goodhart
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
This point was addressed in the article: > But would a school where every student has a smartphone be safer than one in which only the adults have smartphones? Ken Trump, the president of National School Safety and Security Services, war
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
You're making a silly point. There are not legal substitutes for paying taxes (inb4 loopholes for wealthy and corporations), while there are plenty of more affordable substitutes for Apple products.
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
This is just rage-bait. It's a headline designed to elicit clicks and frustration because everyone already has an opinion and nobody is going to change their mind. This entire article is just journalists, "etiquette experts,"
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
Enforcing a character limit on user input.
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by nosefurhairdo 3y ago
Building rich web UI that conforms to accessibility guidelines is nontrivial. A single violation of a WCAG 2.1 success criterion is considered a failure to conform. For example, you can fail if any part of your UI doesn't handle reflow