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by omnimus 2y ago
Differentiating headings using smaller size than text is legit approach as hiearchy is created using difference (not size). Its often used in print. But this is so badly executed it looks more like a mistake.
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by omnimus 2y ago
Nlnet gets funding from NGI https://ngi.eu/ and unfortunately there have been insider reports that EU commission gave top priority to AI and from 2025 cut all funding of NGI to free up money for the AI initiative. Of course
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by omnimus 2y ago
While being neat binary+sqlite which is turns out tobe enough even for big orgs.
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by omnimus 2y ago
Actually it is impossible to recreate the same font from memory. Even if you tried the font would be in some ways different. With pixel fonts where the grid is very coarse its much easier to do but normal fonts with curves you wont make it.
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by omnimus 2y ago
So counter opinion. Current lenses just seem to be a way batter optically than in the past. Sony are super expensive lenses but even if you go Sigma, Laowa, Samyang… it is not cool but some of the lenses are just better and you wont pay tha
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by omnimus 2y ago
If anyone was curious. Well insulated pizza oven needs surprisingly little wood. It takes some to put it in the right tempature but then it just needs piece here and there to retain it. It will stay hot for hours afterwards so many people a
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by omnimus 2y ago
On the other hand someone who can do both code and design has huge advantage of knowing where to cut corners, how to use platform features effectively and thus higher chance to make robust solution. But you need to have envinroment that all
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by omnimus 2y ago
The website is made in framer ( https://www.framer.com/ ) no code tool. If you look at Framer homepage it's also laggy to me on my macbook. It's worst on FF. I don't think its the scroll effects but many blurs&
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by omnimus 2y ago
I think it takes really senior designer/developer that can do both solo. Those people exists but still it's better to be responsible only for just one because it's tiring and demanding. The best people added the other skill o
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by omnimus 2y ago
They said email templates. That means no flex/grid/typefaces etc etc. emails are painful caveman html
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by omnimus 2y ago
Tailwind doesn't to anything special here. Its just css media queries.
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by omnimus 2y ago
I am not sure if you are joking but there is whole set of techniques called fluid typography that does this (using css math functions mainly clamp) https://fluidtypography.com/ It's not a silver bullet and many people
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by omnimus 2y ago
Its machine learning powered noise reduction + compressor + eq + normalize combo effect. Works ok. Results in quite a bit overdone “studio” sound. I think trend in mixing is leaning much more natural (less tweaked) nowdays. But for no work
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by omnimus 2y ago
You can get something with N100 processor.
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by omnimus 2y ago
I think this is exactly what the author is saying and is angry about. The problem is not the users but facebook not caring and forgeting about them. And because of the network effect the users are trying to get the best out of increasingly
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by omnimus 2y ago
> Keep in mind that the government in the 50s was far, far smaller than it is today. Funding the vast growth in government is inevitably going to get sucked out of the middle class. And where US gov grew? Army. Where that money goes? To
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by omnimus 2y ago
The thing is lots of the ultra rich moved to Luxemburg so this happened and this is going to keep happening. Its same why every tech company has european HQ in Ireland. If it were EU wide it might work somehow but with so many ultra rich hi
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by omnimus 2y ago
So he concluded that we should destroy capitalism?
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by omnimus 2y ago
Nobody is setting any cookie. You know these services are cookieless instead use their ip+salt+time hash they send from client. Problem with server side metrics (why google analytics became so popular) is first it generates lots of noise vi
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by omnimus 2y ago
Its actually pretty obvious advantage if you are often ctrl+b hide sidebar because instead of jarringly moving start of the line you are revealing code without moving it.
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by omnimus 2y ago
> And as I said before, all you need to do to comply with the law is to make sure you have the user's consent before tracking them. It isn't really that onerous. The question is, if you don't want the user to know how you&
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by omnimus 2y ago
So much this. The whole ad industry is afraid that most websites would switch to simpler more private compliant alternatives which would break their business (of reselling snooping data). So they are on marketing campaign to paint these al
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by omnimus 2y ago
Services like Plausible add time into the mix. So you know that someone visited these 5 pages in 20 min. But you wont know about returning visitors. I think thats pretty significant difference. But if what you are saying is true then it&#x2
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by omnimus 2y ago
I have experience from state funded projects from central european countries. Afaik what they battle/hate most is what goes against the spirit of the law. So mainly popups that are hyperdesigned to be confusing so people are forced or
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by omnimus 2y ago
> That's exactly the point. Processing of personal data to identify a unique person. Not sure thats what i said. They cannot identify unique person. They identify unique legitimate visits per one day. If logs and firewalls mean legi
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by omnimus 2y ago
Turns out that many officials believe this is fine. Companies using Plausible, Matomo and similar services have been under scrutiny. IP adress is required for site to function - your server cant not collect it. Plausible also only processes
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by omnimus 2y ago
I think you are mixing cataloging software with photo editing one. Photoshop/Photo only editing. DigiKam mostly catalogue. Lightroom is pretty good at both. I know few pro photographers who switched to Capture One because of better edi
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by omnimus 2y ago
I am in same place. I keep Mac laptop for graphics because of this. I know the win version now works pretty well on linux with wine. But the process to set this up is not yet automated (like 20min) and is being worked on. So i was too lazy
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by omnimus 2y ago
Long time ago ive tried to help the project but really its just too complex of a problem for the few people that maintain it. At same time its dense C++ codebase that only experienced programmers will be able to contribite to. And those pr
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by omnimus 2y ago
Yeah because Adobe doesnt care since they know print industry has no other choice. Indesign has been basically only getting worse since CS6/the subscription. The only useful feature in last 15 years has been pdf comments/correctio

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