psygn89

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by psygn89 9mo ago
I didn't have a problem until I migrated to another Mac. Then I started having duplicate files. I think I fixed it by logging out of everything and deleting the duplicates but it was a couple hours wasted. Didn't have this prob
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by psygn89 10mo ago
Thanks, I was wondering how in the hell that many would get the answer wrong and what is this hidden equal sign he was talking about. Maybe the question could be flipped on its head to filter further with "50% of applicants get this qu
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by psygn89 10mo ago
I don't think LLM's are that great at manipulating SVG unless you mean like small edits like rotation and font size. Cool article though, I'll have to think how I can leverage it.
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by psygn89 10mo ago
Yep. I'll admit I've acted faster to hard set dates than some "in the future" message. I've also seen some tools become really noisy about deprecation spanning many lines AND repeating. Please don't log the sam
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by psygn89 10mo ago
Hopefully the end of liquid [gl]ass.
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by psygn89 10mo ago
Use <table> for tabular data, but for layout you should use grid. Grid doesn't have it's own element like table does, so you have to use css to apply that display to a div. CSS takes a bit of time to understand. It's c
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by psygn89 10mo ago
Yeah, to expand on that... Flex is, well, flexible, whereas Grid is more rigid like a table. The rigidity of Grid allows you to span rows and columns (2D) just like you can with table cells (colspan/rowspan). Grid is usually used at a
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by psygn89 11mo ago
I agree, it's improving by leaps. I'm still patiently awaiting for my niche use of creating new icons though, one that can match the existing curvature, weight, spacing, and balance. It seems AI is struggling in the overlap of v
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by psygn89 11mo ago
Cute!
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by psygn89 11mo ago
Can it can help answer my questions on behalf of my clients that use gmail?
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by psygn89 11mo ago
You might not need it using the new :has() and different inputs as modifiers. Though that's a lot of :has() and probably would kill performance.
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by psygn89 11mo ago
Yup. I think a lot of the devs that started with React jumped straight into the "fun" stuff without learning some of the "boring" fundamentals. And those devs set the wrong patterns and standards for others following ho
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by psygn89 11mo ago
Yep, it just works seamlessly. Sure, it hangs sometimes, but their UI allows you to retry or undo changes to an earlier point in the conversation easily. The autocompletion is nice as well and pretty satisfying to tab through the small and
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by psygn89 1y ago
The less social interaction part.
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by psygn89 1y ago
Are you a dad by any chance?
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by psygn89 1y ago
It really is, it reads like someone that has their social interactions in transactions.
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by psygn89 1y ago
I thought there was a yellow/pink seahorse emoji already but I guess not.
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by psygn89 1y ago
True, but it's for my forgetful self where I raised the volume on the mac speakers to play something aloud, then plug in my earphones and play some death metal only to get up and walk away quickly accidentally yanking it out. At least
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by psygn89 1y ago
I wonder if the phone has an auto volume off feature after no sound plays after n minutes? I have an app on my mac called AutoMute that does similar, but it just mutes my mac whenever my headphones get disconnected.
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by psygn89 1y ago
I always write my own notes when setting up to "fill in the blanks" of the guide, then I create PR with them.
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by psygn89 1y ago
SVG is the future /s
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by psygn89 1y ago
JS is the logical place to start with all the virtualization and fanciness. But CSS has bit me with heavy pages (causing a few seconds of lag that even devtools debugging/logging didn't point towards). We know wildcard selectors
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by psygn89 1y ago
I liked the UI of BitBucket more. Stuff I accessed frequently like commits and branches were tabs across the top, easy to reach from any page. Branch dropdown sort order was by most recently updated unlike GitHub where I have to search fo
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by psygn89 1y ago
It also can't seem to create icons from another set and match the stroke weight, curvature, and other stylistic choices of another simple icon set. Seems it struggles with tight constraints. 10 years ago you would think it would be ab
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by psygn89 1y ago
Yeah, I think I read recently that they were going to release video proof that Epstein offed himself. The cynical part of me was thinking how convenient the timing was with how awesome video AI has become, and saddened that in general I ca
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by psygn89 1y ago
As someone who doesn't have to grade student assignments, I'd rather read the bullet points. I've always liked using bullet points even in grade school, and also used words like dwelve, so I'd definitely fail the AI sni
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by psygn89 1y ago
That's actually hilarious. Edit: Oops, accidentally responded to you instead of original quote.
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by psygn89 1y ago
If only there was something in between the two.
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by psygn89 1y ago
Agreed, the struggle often leads us to poke and prod an issue from many angles until things finally click. It lets us think critically. In that journey you might've learned other related concepts which further solidifies your underst
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by psygn89 2y ago
I remember a girl in my music class in elementary school. She sat away from everyone else but the bullies would always make remarks about the smell, and she smelled strongly of fish. Not knowing any better I thought she should shower more

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