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rolha-capoeira
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rolha-capoeira
6y ago
Do you consider your endeavors to be non-creative? I'm not being difficult—I understand what you're asking for. But perhaps instead of a more-specific deck of cards, a more generalized POV can help.
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rolha-capoeira
6y ago
I mean this only constructively, but why share if you're not ready for or expecting a strong response? You only get one chance to make a first impression. If this is simply a concept or beta product, you should indicate that. If you&#x
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rolha-capoeira
6y ago
What tools do you use?
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rolha-capoeira
6y ago
What browser does that work under?
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rolha-capoeira
6y ago
Arguably, the treaties are not only "how" but also "why" us modern Americans, detached from the times in which those reservations were established, should uphold them, as they are lawful. We could certainly look at why t
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rolha-capoeira
7y ago
Yep. I wanted to do this with websites for mom & pop operations, but why would they pay me when they can get their nephew to set up Squarespace for them at $10/month? I believe there is a niche to be served here, just not sure exac
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rolha-capoeira
7y ago
> Yoga teachers in the West, however, mix pseudo-scientific or New Age BS into their practice ("unite the chakras", "harness your inner goddess", "elevate your spirit") to make themselves be seen as being mo
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rolha-capoeira
7y ago
I mean, sans Electron, you basically described my current static site model using Hugo and NetlifyCMS.
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rolha-capoeira
7y ago
Feels like we've jumped the shark a bit, from talking about a free and open global Internet to talking about Vandals wanting to conquer our tribe? Obviously, we should keep people out that want to end our way of life, but that isn'
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rolha-capoeira
7y ago
> Gatekeeping is the only way communities can keep themselves healthy. There is no such thing as a universal 'community'. [That's not the kind of gatekeeping I meant, but to your statement...] According to whom? That'
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rolha-capoeira
7y ago
I hear you. But this teeters dangerously close to gatekeeping, elitism, or something along those lines. I'm sure you didn't mean it that way, but I think how others feel after reading our comments does matter. Better put, because
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rolha-capoeira
8y ago
I'm honestly surprised at the reactions here about the MCU. Are they pop movies that mostly adhere to a formula and tend to go for mass appeal over daring auteurship? Absolutely. These are big-budget tentpole films from Disney, they se
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8y ago
The article is interesting so I don't mean to nitpick, but I find the title disingenuous/misleading to the layperson. Being in a country that has still not completely accepted the concept of natural selection, phrasing like this i
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rolha-capoeira
8y ago
Where/with whom do you practice? If you're willing to share here.
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rolha-capoeira
8y ago
> In studies testing the four common supplements of multivitamins, vitamin D, calcium and vitamin C, there was no reduction in incidence of heart disease, stroke or premature death. This means there was no benefit from taking them, but a
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rolha-capoeira
8y ago
I assume they mean that the light should not be accessible to software, just wired so that "if camera is on, light is on"
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rolha-capoeira
9y ago
First you said "$7000 on a Mac", then I said "You can buy a Mac for <$1000", then you said "Macbook shows me the base model for $4999.00" and you linked to an iMac Pro.
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rolha-capoeira
9y ago
Yes, even for moderate development use cases. I've never had any problems.
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9y ago
> iOS's new PWA support actually reloads your whole page - losing all context and execution - every time you bring it to the fore. It kills all execution when putting the app into the background. There's a bigger story to this,
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rolha-capoeira
9y ago
$7000? Your bias is showing. You can buy a Mac for <$1000 and it's perfectly capable of developing most apps.
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rolha-capoeira
9y ago
> From minor things like “iOS Safari won’t let you play audio without first interacting with the page” to major, show-stopping things like, “iOS Safari won’t let you play the next song if your app is in the background or if your screen i
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9y ago
My ears went up at that too, but it's very marketable and it is a good thing. Moving the emissions away from the end user and up the energy supply chain is a good thing. It simplifies the problem.
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rolha-capoeira
9y ago
Done!
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rolha-capoeira
9y ago
No, but it's the closest I've seen yet. It applies some pretty tame styles on inclusion, and every class is namespaced.
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rolha-capoeira
9y ago
I suppose that depends on what type of user you're targeting. I'm a front-end engineer, not a designer, so I want to be able to smoothly integrate with tools with minimal conflicts. I don't think it's asking too much of
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rolha-capoeira
9y ago
Don't make any assumptions about the end-user (developer). I've tried many web UI kits and ditched many because they got in the way. Ideally, I'd like to be able to include the modules and see no immediate effect — completely