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by paularmstrong 3y ago
It seems that there are no real consequences here. What's the point? It's already a requirement in the US that anyone that is being paid to promote something is required to disclose this information, but that doesn't happen a
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by paularmstrong 3y ago
It's capitalism and greed.
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by paularmstrong 3y ago
I don't understand the fascination with these shorthands. Maybe helpful if you do a _lot_ of writing with a pen & paper, but if not, it would be more beneficial to practice more and get faster with touch typing or a chording keyboa
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by paularmstrong 3y ago
“The first rule of ARIA is to not use ARIA” I’m sure that argument is going to come up, but react-aria exists because accessibility in complex interactive applications is _hard_ and often _needs_ ARIA. The landscape of accessibility tools i
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We use TypeScript not based on preference, but because we want to make money(paularmstrong.dev)
34 points by paularmstrong 3y ago|70 comments
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by paularmstrong 4y ago
With VC backing open source work, at some point there's going to be a big demand to monetize all the users of that software they put all that money into. We haven't seen the result of that yet, but we will, and it's not going
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by paularmstrong 5y ago
I haven't seen this before, but at a quick glance, here's what I love about Plexamp that's missing for me: * Similar artists, tracks, etc * Auto-playing similar after listening to an album * "sonically similar" tra
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by paularmstrong 5y ago
Unfortunately, nothing currently beats Plexamp in terms of quality music listening, shuffle, smart playlists, etc. You can still set up local login for Plex to avoid their auth on your own network or list of allowed IPs. It's not 100%