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by roblh 2y ago
That’s honestly way higher than I would have expected.
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by roblh 2y ago
Rise in popularity is an understatement. People who ordered the X100vi on launch day 6 months ago are still months away from actually getting them. The demand is just insane, they can’t make them fast enough, even after moving production to
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by roblh 2y ago
This is completely unhinged, right? Am I crazy? All that work just to make absolutely 100% sure their staff never have to try to learn anything new or modify their processes in any way shape or form.
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by roblh 2y ago
I found a really cool way to do this with svelte and css grid a few months ago, based on a blog post I can't seem to find now. A full masonry layout too, not just columns, but each element can have dynamic height and width. The thing t
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by roblh 2y ago
What if both directions go downwards? That’s even more surprising to the first time user. That moment of confusion.
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by roblh 2y ago
I love it. I think it would be even funnier if you made it only scroll in one direction (downwards) to remove any possible semblance of being useful.
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by roblh 3y ago
They shouldn’t need that kind of maintenance unless you’re using it in an unusually dirty or dusty environment, as far as I know. I have a coolermaster tenkeyless with mx blues that I got about 10 years ago as a main keyboard that has worke
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by roblh 3y ago
"You are tearing me apart, LISA!"
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by roblh 3y ago
Also a kagi user since they changed their pricing. The results have been decent for me for the most part, except for shopping which I still use google for. I do wish they’d step up their css game though. Maybe it’s just safari on iOS, but I
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by roblh 3y ago
People have linked some cheap app things, which may work, but the real deal stuff is something like a Trinnov rack unit, or Neumanns DSP room correction system, which is what I use. Both are somewhat pricey, but this stuff isn’t audiophile
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by roblh 3y ago
Are there any platforms specifically for claiming bounties or is this more of an opportunistic thing?
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by roblh 3y ago
And Netflix STILL refusing to play above 720p on Firefox if you’re running Linux, which I’m sure many here are.
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by roblh 3y ago
Telescope is great. I’ve been trying to move to full neovim (astrovim to start with) for while since I’ve been using vscode-nvim, but the part I’ve had the hardest time with is tab/buffer/window management. I never really know wha
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by roblh 3y ago
I’d get a Snowflake 10 times out of 10 over a Rolex. Those things are just so cool.
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by roblh 3y ago
I had that same issue until I started using mine over tailscale. One of my computers acts as the DNS server for the whole network with pihole on it, and then anytime I need to get around something I temporarily disconnect from my tailnet. S
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by roblh 3y ago
If anything, the SM7b is way more podcaster voice than a u87. People get them and get as close to them as humanly possible on every podcast and twitch stream and YouTube video ever. I would say the Neumann is definitely more accurate, but p
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by roblh 3y ago
Reduce can use an async function which wraps the collector in a promise and gives you a ton of control over how it executes because you can choose at what point you want the function to block waiting for previous results. In this particular
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by roblh 3y ago
That one is super interesting. For the first example, I'm not even really sure how I'd expect that to behave, it feels like no matter how it works it becomes slightly inconsistent with my expectations of the language. Like, if it
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by roblh 3y ago
More tools to manipulate scroll targeting, scroll bars, and better access to more parameters around scrolling. Also better tools around display: clip. I spent maybe 6 hours trying to recreate instagram on iOS’s appbar scrolling to hide&#x2
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by roblh 3y ago
It’s really cool to see this pop up again. I did some of the sound design (not the music, which is done by an incredible multi instrumentalist who specializes in nyckelharpa) for it a couple years ago. The dev behind it is brilliant and mad
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by roblh 3y ago
This would be awesome. Do a weekly/biweekly/monthly poll on different topics and adding the top voted entries to the list? Doesn't just have to be programming or science either, there've been some great threads with reco
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by roblh 3y ago
I’m 2 hours in and it’s riveting, thank you.
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by roblh 3y ago
I had this problem too when I started, for me it was an incorrect Erlang version. Using asdf to install both of them fixed it for me completely, and was pretty much a good enough experience all around that I use it to manage Nodejs installs
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by roblh 3y ago
Have you tried the neovim plugin instead of the regular vim one? I find they have different trade offs, but the neovim one is actually using neovim inside a vscode window and requires a neovim install. Particularly, I’ve found the undo func
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by roblh 3y ago
Which program(s) do you use for writing/drawing/note taking with it?
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by roblh 3y ago
Anytime an error happens inside an async middleware in express, you have to explicitly catch it and pass it directly to the `next` function, otherwise it'll just disappear and any kind of error logging middleware you have later on will
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by roblh 3y ago
It seems like it. There are alternatives like Koa and Fastify, but none of seem to strike quite the balance that express does. I pray that one day express 5 will get released and they’ll finally fix the whole async middleware not handling e
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by roblh 3y ago
Love this. Great series of articles too. I’m just getting started with Elixir and I had no idea about a ton of this stuff.
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by roblh 3y ago
Looks cool, I’ll check it out, but please consider making the content denser on mobile. 3 posts take up my entire screen, which is just too much real estate and makes it tough to get a good overview without having to do a ton of scrolling.
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by roblh 3y ago
Really liking my refurb t480 with Ubuntu, however the most annoying thing is that it’s seemingly impossible to get the 2 finger swipe back trackpad gesture working. Otherwise it’s been great.

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