pikelet

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by pikelet 6y ago
Why does it have to be one or the other?
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by pikelet 6y ago
That's like saying your vote doesn't matter so there's no point in voting.
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by pikelet 6y ago
Bad things happen, and I'd rather we foster a culture of honesty rather than pretending.
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by pikelet 6y ago
I've never tried them, but isn't the selling point that they use natural materials rather than cheap synthetics like something for $25 from Target?
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by pikelet 6y ago
Not necessarily. You can have a single SVG file with multiple 'defs' that you can reference around the page, or just embed the SVG code in the HTML itself (via a templating language) if you're not using too many.
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by pikelet 6y ago
As an end user you might not get that software at all if no one is motivated to build it.
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by pikelet 6y ago
I've always considered that it's more about comfort than productivity. And perhaps that comfort leads to a small increase in productivity, but more because you enjoy it than because it's so much faster to use (as we always sa
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by pikelet 6y ago
I guess that, exactly yes, they should ask! The problem people have is that there is no way to turn them off, not that they exist. This is nothing to do with change and everything to do with taking control away from the user. For some users
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by pikelet 6y ago
Node has an HTTP server in the standard library. A framework it's another thing. My view is that (for example) Go's HTTP implementation will age well, because it is consistent with the design of the rest of the standard library. A
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by pikelet 7y ago
Thank you! There are so many knee jerk reactions here which completely miss the point of the article (especially the post about images as spacers). It's not really anything new, wildly complex, or hacky. It doesn't even require co
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by pikelet 7y ago
You will have to elaborate I think. The article seems to me to simply be saying that rather than an individual component being responsible for the margins around itself it should not make assumptions about the context it is used in and shou
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by pikelet 7y ago
No need to take it personally, they never claimed that 100% of older people are that way.