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by psygn89 3y ago
The blind effect of not being affected... yet.
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by psygn89 3y ago
I feel like Mr. Bean would get a little too much enjoyment out of this!
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by psygn89 3y ago
As an alternative, check out Stencil.js. If you are componentizing within a controlled environment, then the shadow DOM feels like an unnecessary complexity. If the style collisions are a concern, you can turn on Stencil's scoped sty
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by psygn89 3y ago
I remember looking at the nutrition label on my popcorn box. It looked something like https://i.redd.it/9elpy3nck0x61.jpg . It would be nice if in addition to their measured nutrition they just have a simplified "1 ba
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by psygn89 3y ago
Agreed. I get excited to see "headless components" until I read the fine print that it's locked into framework x (usually React). I wish there was a robust headless AND framework-agnostic component library (preferably relyin
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by psygn89 3y ago
I wish <img> would accept `fill` property through css. There's a neat trick to colorize SVG's: https://angel-rs.github.io/css-color-filter-generator/
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by psygn89 3y ago
Unfortunately its scrolling performance is kinda laggy around 200 items or so in Chrome. Here's someone's example at 5,000 options which is absurd but you might think it would perform better being that it's a native control.
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by psygn89 3y ago
I haven't been called that either, but I know what he means... many of Reddit's bigger community comment section basically seems to devolve into politics or racial issues even if it was a photo of a cute kitten. Often you'll
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by psygn89 3y ago
Side note: It's free for now but will be a paid service later.
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by psygn89 3y ago
How was it being abused by troll hordes enough to warrant that change? Only time I've seen videos with huge downvotes were for negative product sentiments (e.g. pay to win schemes), bots clearly compiling videos of product specs and r
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by psygn89 3y ago
It's the "fake it 'til you make it" and "good artists copy, great artists steal" mentality that some people really stretch and abuse the meaning of to lift any guilty conscience they would otherwise have, and t
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by psygn89 3y ago
The only thing I would change is calling it "Menu" instead of "Sitemap" at the top. Saves more space and is understandable by all.
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by psygn89 3y ago
That was my experience last year (first time using Lyft; never used Uber). I was trying to get a ride from a Holiday Inn in Austin that sat next to the freeway. I had about 4 accept it and bail out five minutes later (even the person who
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by psygn89 3y ago
When I asked if elephant farts were loud it answered with a lot more detail than ChatGPT.
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by psygn89 4y ago
This made me laugh harder than it should have.
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by psygn89 4y ago
I remember asking it how to remove hidden files with rm and it hallucinated an -a option. Sometimes the hallucination makes more sense than reality.
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by psygn89 4y ago
I like the sensible names. It would have made it more easier to grasp the basics and recallable.
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by psygn89 4y ago
It's because stupid money moves fast and in stupid numbers.
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by psygn89 4y ago
Humans ask and record the answer to the "what does that mean" part and ChatGPT distills it for us, and parrots, well, they just parrot.
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by psygn89 4y ago
It's interesting they update the software but the site looks mostly frozen in time with copyright notice, templates, and the design.
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by psygn89 4y ago
It is one of those things as an outsider you think that something is overly complex, and then you learn it, and understand that it's complex because the issue it is tackling is dynamic which often requires a level of complexity to appl
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by psygn89 4y ago
I feel like comparing Wordpress to React/Vue is strange. Do people build web apps using Wordpress these days? I know you can make Wordpress do more via extensions (site builder, e-commerce), but it seems weird creating something orig
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by psygn89 4y ago
Some of the Less/Sass maintainers are also active parts of the communities that write the specs and I guess when the idea of nesting was fresh to these preprocessors they didn't feel compelled to make it a core part of css with ho
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by psygn89 4y ago
I was told by my art teacher in high school that they intentionally didn't go for total realism as that was imitating God's work or some religious reasoning (they cared more about the story/theme than the execution). I never
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by psygn89 4y ago
I think part of the problem was that selectors that looked inwards or outwards from an element was deemed too expensive to parse. It only looked at the current element or following adjacent ones (with + or ~). Now that it's deemed doa
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by psygn89 4y ago
One of the key goals in components is the ability to use it anywhere. Shadow DOM helps with that but also feels like a big thorn in the side for a lot of designers and developers to operate within. It makes more sense to design components
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by psygn89 4y ago
Have you talked to upper management? If they value you and your work, they will probably allow you this (though likely with some cut in pay). My former manager actually went through the same issue. He was one of the earliest employees an
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by psygn89 4y ago
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know.
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by psygn89 4y ago
I wish CSS had a dynamic color property that will update the font color to white or black (or your choosing) depending on the background. For now I have to either calculate it with sass or js (when the users can change colors on the fly).
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by psygn89 4y ago
On the opposite side of jarring there are times where an app refresh action works so fast that users think that it's broken since they didn't visually see a change (even though it did refresh and there is nothing new to show).

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