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by orangegreen 2y ago
Alright, shameless plug. I spend a ton of time trying to style this table of city data I had as nicely as I could. Getting CSS tables to not overflow in containers is a nightmare. I had to use a bit of Javascript to get the scroll shadows w
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CNC Milled Fingerboards(caldwell.org)
2 points by orangegreen 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Alexa is shutting down, so I made a UI for the most popular sites(caldwell.org)
3 points by orangegreen 5y ago|3 comments
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Daily Background Music(open.spotify.com)
4 points by orangegreen 5y ago|0 comments
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by orangegreen 5y ago
It's not really about you. It's about preventing other, more vulnerable people from getting sick. Living in a society means giving up some of your freedoms in exchange for security, and getting vaccinated as a way to help other pe
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by orangegreen 5y ago
Or, once companies start paying for interviews, they start outsourcing all of their work to interviewees, never hiring anyone. I don't think this would ever actually scale well, but if there's any way to exploit labor, corporation
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by orangegreen 5y ago
I agree, I hate how long it takes for the title attribute to show up when hovering over elements. It takes a few seconds, where any decent tooltip will take maybe 0.5 seconds or so to show up. I'd love to be able to style the title att
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by orangegreen 5y ago
I wonder if using a color e-ink display would make the art look more appealing on a wall.
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by orangegreen 5y ago
One of my favorite YouTube niches is turtle unboxing videos.
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by orangegreen 5y ago
I am very happy many news sites are now behind paywalls. There is now less of an incentive to drive revenue via clickbait or "picking a fight" as many tabloid journalists are wont to do. There appears to be some kind of concern th
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by orangegreen 5y ago
I'm not sure why utility frameworks are so popular. It seems like Sass solves most of the problems of vanilla CSS. Writing Sass is not only quicker and more powerful than regular CSS, but you can also create your own utility classes ve
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by orangegreen 5y ago
What did people do before CSS transforms? I've been making an app with React Native and react-native-svg and even though react-native-svg supports transformations, I've had to do a lot of transforms with trigonometry (i.e. rotatin
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by orangegreen 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIiAAhUeR6Y This is the TED Talk you're talking about.
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by orangegreen 5y ago
I've bought numerous Thinkpads and I still can't find myself using them daily because of the awful trackpads. It's not even the tracking, it's the amount of force you need to put on the trackpad to get it to register a c
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by orangegreen 5y ago
The road to hell is paved with good intentions...
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by orangegreen 5y ago
You can use eBay if you don't want to use Amazon. Plus, you can even sell your stuff on eBay when you're done using it. I've never been an Amazon customer and don't plan on ever being one. I buy most things used too, sav
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by orangegreen 5y ago
Does anyone know any good alternate search keywords when trying to find "Best x under x?" Content marketers already know that people search "Best x" when doing shopping research, so I wonder if there are alternative keyw
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by orangegreen 5y ago
What I really dislike now about YouTube's algorithm is its insistence on showing short videos. I do not come to YouTube to watch 30 second videos. If I want to watch short videos I'd go to Instagram or Tiktok. Yet, no. I am bombar
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by orangegreen 5y ago
A good start up has a good business plan. Making money from your business can be a very interesting endeavor. But you have to at least be interested in the product in some way, or else you'll eventually give up. Phil Knight started Blu
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by orangegreen 5y ago
How does one launder money / evade taxes with high end art?
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by orangegreen 5y ago
The auto-rotoscoping feature seems very useful if it works well. Auto-rotoscoping in After Effects can be extremely finicky and usually requires frame-by-frame touch ups. This would be very useful for people without green screens.
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by orangegreen 5y ago
I've never been an Amazon customer. I like to buy things in store. If I want something that isn't in a store, I will buy it from eBay. eBay also tends to have better prices than Amazon.
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by orangegreen 5y ago
On the bright side, maybe this will push more people who find this appalling to install Linux on their computers.
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by orangegreen 5y ago
If you want a more manual solution you can get the Chrome extension Stylebot [1] and add this custom style for nytimes.com: #app > div > div { position: unset; overflow: visible; height: unset; wi
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by orangegreen 5y ago
You can get around all of this by using old.reddit.com
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by orangegreen 5y ago
Reminds me of how almost any corporate logo redesign works. Company makes a new logo, everyone is outraged by how awful and horrible it is, then we get used to it. The Discord logo redesign was one of those logos that elicited a very odd am
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by orangegreen 5y ago
0th dimension: a point in space 1st dimension: a line in space 2nd dimension: a plane in space 3rd dimension: an object with mass (width, height and length), represented as a point in time 4th dimension: a time line, where the third dimensi
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by orangegreen 5y ago
Time is the fourth dimension. Pretty simple.
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by orangegreen 5y ago
Had the same issue on my 16" before I spilled coffee all over it and broke it. A lot of the time kernal_task would take up like 400% CPU, which was because plugging the power cable into certain thunderbolt ports (on the left side) woul
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by orangegreen 5y ago
+1 point for the web. I'd like to see the day mobile web apps have as good UX/speed as app store apps.

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