psygn89

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by psygn89 2y ago
Not exactly what you asked for but this video has a little bit of everything Blender UI/UX https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJRO5wFTEc8&t=1067s
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by psygn89 2y ago
Yes after he and his friends sell their positions. Edit: I think I meant secure..
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by psygn89 2y ago
Nice! I had an idea that I never coded up. Basically a hamster with a parachute that would fall slowly to the bottom of the page. If you scroll down fast his parachute will deploy to catch up and land once again at the bottom of the view
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by psygn89 2y ago
No thanks
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by psygn89 2y ago
The benefit of OKLCH is that it normalizes the colors to our perception. So a saturation % change in OKLCH is more of what we'd expect than in HSL. This is good for design systems that want to have a visually expected output after run
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by psygn89 2y ago
Grand Theft Auto 3 (Liberty City Stories) running on the handheld... mind blown.
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by psygn89 2y ago
No. Let us decide how we want to handle it. Most of us could handle it ourselves through scripts and extensions if it really bothered us anyway.
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by psygn89 2y ago
I've had a few worn mouses register double clicks upon a single click. It happens inhumanly fast and users won't realize it until using an app that reacts to double clicks.
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by psygn89 2y ago
You sound terminally online
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by psygn89 2y ago
Maybe the person is on the spectrum or something and has trouble with understanding nuances and figurative language, who knows.
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by psygn89 2y ago
I think people get hung up on the term "tokens" and imagine something more. They should've kept it simple and called it design variables or something.
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by psygn89 2y ago
My Japanese mom always thought it was weird to put peoples names to destructive forces like hurricanes. I think she said in Japan use some numbering system (might be as simple as incrementing, I don't remember).
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by psygn89 2y ago
If you have the budget, I have also taken a liking to perplexity.ai. I got it free from my school and it basically aggregates searches for me with sources (but be sure to check them since sometimes it reads between the links so to speak).
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by psygn89 2y ago
Wow, these are some of the best looping animations I've ever seen. Really impressive and stylistic stuff.
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by psygn89 2y ago
Same with me. When I was younger I was able to just enjoy myself without mixing irl thoughts. Unfortunately these days as an adult if I'm stuck in a game or have to chip at it in some tedious fashion, a part of my brain goes "yo
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by psygn89 2y ago
The design of the yellow/black cells holding language/tech tripped me out for a sec, on my laptop they're all crooked at the top but align themselves after a certain amount of scroll. Thought I was seeing an optical illusion
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by psygn89 2y ago
You'll find it's usefulness relative to the width/resolution of your screen and the amount of tabs you tend to have open at once.
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by psygn89 2y ago
Workplace had me move from Brave to Chrome and I was surprised that Chrome didn't have this feature. Brave's implementation felt like it was already a native part of Chromium, I guess they took existing parts and re-oriented it a
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by psygn89 3y ago
True, this change is about maintainability. I'm sure the browser css engine treats that id attribute selector (without any regex-like) as an #id. Now if it were [id(*|^|$)=''] then it could have performance consequences, but
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by psygn89 3y ago
The other day I thought I had the perfect task for AI and to clean up some repetitive parts in my scss and to leverage mixins. It failed terribly and was hallucinating scss features. It seems to struggle in the code <-> visual realm
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by psygn89 3y ago
Even if your styles aren't colocated you can use sourcemapping alongside established patterns on how to structure out your scss/less. Just inspect the element and click on the filename next to your selector and it opens in your e
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by psygn89 3y ago
And when it does bear fruit, many big tech companies come to copy or purchase it only to have it wither in some corner of their company.
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by psygn89 3y ago
I know AI makes you sad for a different reason but I always find amusement when reading a title like that and seeing an AI generated image.
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by psygn89 3y ago
"People calling for the death of those that dare to challenge cars." What do you mean by that?
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by psygn89 3y ago
I have a normal mice on my Mac and scroll wheel = zoom, right-click drag = rotate, left-click drag = pan
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by psygn89 3y ago
I think Tailwind is nice when you're applying to-the-element but as css continues to grow and include more relational selectors I think we'll start seeing a more definitive line drawn in the sand where we just use css/css mod
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by psygn89 3y ago
I think you're mixing design system with css frameworks.
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by psygn89 3y ago
That seems really light to me, especially with the lengths he also went to to cover this up. But I don't really know the ins and outs of the system, just an onlooker scratching his head as to why only 6 months.
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by psygn89 3y ago
That was my experience also especially the past year. I do programming and design and it seems many apps twist the ui api to do things that you can't naturally do in the interface and so Yabai, completely oblivious to it, will try to
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by psygn89 3y ago
Does this allow using the mouse? Maybe not common amongst tiling window users but I like to just drag a window over another to swap them or resize one window from the frame and have the other tiles adjust accordingly. So far it seems only

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