pyridines

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by pyridines 3y ago
I typed for years in a similar way, and only developed RSI after forcing myself to type "properly"
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by pyridines 3y ago
If it's already a massive house of cards, setting that all up all over again might be a nightmare.
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by pyridines 3y ago
I would like one. It's hard to find trustworthy curated lists of good podcasts
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by pyridines 3y ago
"Understand" comes to mind. What are you standing under??
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by pyridines 3y ago
This happened to me while I was working on a site. It may even have been localhost. This seriously erodes my trust in Firefox
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by pyridines 3y ago
yeah, they are just dropping "to be". But "dog needs walk" sounds wrong, whereas "the dog needs walked" sounds normal to the people who use it. I don't know whether there is a reason almost nobody says &qu
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by pyridines 3y ago
I've heard a regional English construction for this: "needs X'd". For your examples: - The pull request needs reviewed - The trash needs emptied - The dog needs walked Just one(ish) extra syllable!
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by pyridines 3y ago
There isn't one now, fine. But why shouldn't we be trying to invent one?
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by pyridines 3y ago
Are there any resources you recommend for people trying to learn this style of Rails development?
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by pyridines 4y ago
This has occasionally happened to me as well, from the beginning.
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by pyridines 4y ago
This is awesome! One minor gripe: In Firefox, the borders flash every time they repaint
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by pyridines 4y ago
that is unfortunately a common misconception among artists on Twitter (however representative that group is)
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by pyridines 4y ago
IMO it's a usability issue. Instead of scanning the UI for a color+shape, there's only a shape. It's less distinguishable from the other icons, so I'll be slower to find it on the screen. (Similarly, this also bothers me
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by pyridines 5y ago
Not necessarily, our frontend repo takes almost as long as the backend to compile. I'm hoping we switch to esbuild at some point.
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by pyridines 7y ago
The development blog https://www.gridsagegames.com/blog/ is a fascinating look into the design of the game that goes back years.
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by pyridines 7y ago
When this design came out, I thought it was bold and futuristic. The "juicy" look is dated now, but to hear it described as "vaporwave" makes me feel old.
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by pyridines 7y ago
As a very nearsighted person, I can see bokeh if I take off my glasses and look at points of light - either nearby small lights, or far-away large lights. Also, when I look at a bright sky through a tree's canopy, the canopy transforms
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by pyridines 7y ago
It wasn't always this way. There used to be a pencil icon next to the person/channel you had a draft in.
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by pyridines 7y ago
But you have a choice to spend less than an hour outside.
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by pyridines 7y ago
Yes. Absolutely. It's distracting. Clicky switches, like blues and greens, should not be allowed in an open office. It's possible to type softly enough on non-clicky keyboards that they aren't loud, but most of my coworkers s
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by pyridines 7y ago
My boss (effectively) prohibits us from displaying negative emotions towards each other, as he pulls us aside to chide us when we do. I think the intention is to encourage more constructive conversations, but his bar for what he considers i
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by pyridines 8y ago
Lots of fruits and vegetables don't require peeling! Though they do require washing.