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by parasti 4y ago
Weirdly disappointed, turns out I still need useEffect because I've been using it as intended.
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by parasti 4y ago
Your anecdote about the button and vertical alignment doesn't really hold. Vertical alignment has been a solved problem for many years thanks to flexbox. And obviously, use a <button> tag to make a button.
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by parasti 4y ago
My bad, I completely forgot they worked off of a fork. Did you ever try Neverball with glshim, though? Why? I'm the current maintainer of Neverball, always very interested in Neverball-related stuff. When I was working on the Emscripte
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by parasti 4y ago
Slightly off-topic, but the author also made gl4es, a library that basically allows all kinds of OpenGL apps to run on modern devices. Shameless plug: gl4es is what allowed me to port Neverball to the browser. https://neverball.g
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by parasti 4y ago
"I used to abuse people physically and/or emotionally in my early 20s but now I really hope I'm a different person" seems like a far fetched world view to conjure, to me. Do these people exist?
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by parasti 4y ago
Thats just idiomatic C. Set the "pointer to end" to be equal to the "pointer to start".
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by parasti 4y ago
CSS Tricks is my second go-to after MDN for web development knowledge. This is quite sad.
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by parasti 4y ago
Org mode is always one of the first/highest rated comments I see on these submissions, which really makes me wonder about the number of people using Emacs. This creates a weird sort of oxymoron in my head: in a world where seemingly mo
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by parasti 4y ago
I wish there was more written here about how each approach of delivering JS/HTML and adding interactivity works on the server and on the client in techical terms. The nomenclature used for these quickly turns into a confusing mess.
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by parasti 4y ago
I don't see breakage, just a questionable design decision. Seems to me the color wheel is supposed to be fixed while you scroll - and that's what happens. It even updates as you scroll.
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by parasti 4y ago
I'm a daily Firefox user for many years, because they have the best devtools, in my opinion. But Firefox and Mozilla have weird priorities that are not focused on their users. I just don't understand them. Firefox added a "te
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by parasti 4y ago
This is mind-blowing to me. You can't converse with it but you can give it a prompt to generate a conversation.
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by parasti 4y ago
This is very well made. I love that you can share links to levels. Have you thought about user-generated levels stored in base64 URLs?
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by parasti 4y ago
I skimmed the post, but it seems not much was said about how the original diffs are generated. Git generates diffs only on request with varying levels of accuracy depending on the options given. Sometimes the diff completely fails to captur
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by parasti 4y ago
Just to let you know, on Android the "Connect with Spotify" button opens a Google Chrome view, which is weird, because my default browser for everything is Firefox.
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by parasti 4y ago
I love this. Small suggestion: you should mention that pasting URLs works, too. I was getting mildly annoyed thinking that I had to extract the video ID, but turns out I don't - just pasting a URL works.
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by parasti 4y ago
Quickly-approaching-deadline mentality.
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by parasti 4y ago
Great timing. Today I discovered that the iMac 24" screen can't be rotated. I have it on a VESA mount, so I can rotate it physically, but screen rotation settings are inaccessible (even with the Option key) via system settings. Wh
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by parasti 4y ago
Quake Live was a browser plugin that you had to install to play the game. This game is built with web APIs, and runs on any device that has a WebGL-capable browser. It's a zero-install, no-setup, click-to-play game in the literal sense
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by parasti 4y ago
I was a subscriber for a number of years, but can't really justify giving them money when most of their shows are poorly written, stumble along for a season and then get quickly cancelled due to, surprise, low viewership. Even when eve
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by parasti 4y ago
Are they? Seems to me color associations are conventional, not cultural.
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by parasti 4y ago
I don't get it either. I never know which side is on and/or which background color means on, unless they're using green/red. You say "right side is on", but I never even realized this until now.
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by parasti 4y ago
Drawing a card is a composed action where one of the subactions is the action of moving a card from a deck to a player's hand.
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by parasti 4y ago
If you ask it to spell them out in a numbered list and point out the mistake, you can get it to recognize the error and correct it. Basically, it's just too human. It's not always correct like we'd expect an AI to be. Just li
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by parasti 4y ago
I've suffered acne pretty much my entire life well into my thirties. It used to get pretty bad. Over the past year I randomly discovered a correlation: drinking water helps, not drinking water makes it worse. I can't count how man
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by parasti 4y ago
Is it weird or is it just human nature?
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by parasti 4y ago
This reminds me of an interview I saw of Tyler Joseph from "twenty-one pilots" where he describes the basic process of song-writing. I can't find the link now, but the premise is that, it is not enough to just sit around and
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by parasti 4y ago
One of the biggest realizations recently for me was realizing that a nearly all of software development is basically about turning a slow, manual process into a faster, automated process. Modern CI/CD stems from a bunch of shell comman
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by parasti 4y ago
I recently learned what solfege actually is from a simple ChatGPT conversation after hearing about it for many years.
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by parasti 4y ago
It already happened this year.

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