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sandreas
5y ago
Yeah, in the days where fixed nav at top is often used by default it is not as common to have TOP links any more. Recently I searched for a way to PREVENT going to the top clicking a link <a href="#" onclick="console.log(1
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5y ago
You might take a look at OpenCV or BoofCV: http://boofcv.org/index.php?title=Example_Tracker_Object BoofCV also has a great Android App to check out its features.
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5y ago
Reminds me of Hot Fuzz (2007): https://youtu.be/qR8c-pfMRqA?t=61
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5y ago
This is a great article covering the basic "tricks", that might work in many cases. Babies are still always individual having some things that only work for them (like a hairdryer calms them down) and some general tricks, that don
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5y ago
Thanks... makes sense to me. Maybe i will contribute by finding a solution and describing the way to get there.
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5y ago
Well, that is absolutely correct. Thanks for this hint, I'll try my best to do so and answer my own question. I just thought this is an interesting problem to others.
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Ask HN: C# reloadOnChange=true slows down startup on Linux by 2.2 seconds. Why?
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5y ago
You can also use this editor for WPF Controls in C# / XAML!
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5y ago
Here is the usable demo: https://yqnn.github.io/svg-path-editor/ I found this while searching for a way to edit paths and it was just the right tool. Every hour I find new features, like - Snap to grid (on and off
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Open-source online SVG path editor
(github.com)
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5y ago
You can use it without indentication using <<- AND TAB (does not work with spaces, so copy and past won't work on hackernews - replace the spaces of the three content lines with a TAB): cat <<-EOF content not i
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5y ago
My personal experience with iPod 5th gen (the one used in the article): - indeed produces the best audio with the wolfson chip, but this difference to a 7th/latest gen is hardly noticable (while 6th gen and others are not as good) - do
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5y ago
I like svgbob[1] and textik[2]. Far from perfect, but pretty good already. [1]: https://ivanceras.github.io/svgbob-editor/ [2]: https://textik.com
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5y ago
I would suggest to put in a <a href="tel:2027621401">(202) 762-1401</a> so that they maybe would be really click-dialable :-)
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5y ago
At first you should find out, what is the most important to you... Sounds like you have so much going on in your life right now, that it should be the first priority to reduce the workload / improve the work/life balance. I person
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5y ago
This is awesome. Seems that every major UI platform is supported including WASM, Android and iOS. I'm exited to hear that. Avalonia is one of the most promising projects for C# I came across in the last year. I really hope Microsoft wi
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5y ago
He should extend this to an analog "device" that can be used to structure meetings. I'd bet that companies would pay a lot for things reducing the cost of their meetings and you would need way more of the cards :-) Did you al
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Switching the Keymap from JetBrains default to Eclipse is way more productive and intuitive to me. And shortcuts like: - shift shift - search everywhere - alt + left / right - go back / forward - alt + shift + r - refactor /
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The one and only last USB boot stick
(pilabor.com)
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My devtools with svelte and webasm: https://pilabor.com/dev/#/ I use it to generate passwords, hashes, colors and base64 encodings :-) I plan to add more stuff in the future...
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5y ago
I liked sveltekit, orbitjs and jsonapi.net + entity framework + postgres pretty much. Once upon a time there was EmberJS :-) For prototyping I liked postgrest or api-platform. https://typeorm.io/ is also nice...
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5y ago
Hey, here is mine: https://pilabor.com/ Is it even more shameless to abuse your shamelessness to promote it? ;)
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Show HN: Full client side WASM hash generator
(pilabor.com)
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Fish is pretty decent and so is oil, but I still use zsh because of its POSIX compatibilty - which, in my opinion is a huge plus. Pimping zsh with powerlevel10k[1], some custom dotfiles and scripts feels like having enough convenience, whil
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5y ago
I did not look for alternatives, but in some of the good old linux resources sometimes super new and fancy file managers come up and I took notes on these, because I always planned to develop my own file manager with terminal UI... Especial
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5y ago
Alternatives for terminal are: lf ( https://github.com/gokcehan/lf ) nnn ( https://github.com/jarun/nnn ) lfm ( https://github.com/langner/lfm ) vifm ( https://vifm.info&
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All depends on yourself and your circumstances. I'm on a 3-and-1/2-day work-week and it is awesome. Spending time with my daughter grounds me and keeps me away from tech for at least two days a week. Being with her is healthy in m
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Distro does not matter as much too me like Desktop Environment or Window Manager. I tried many distributions, in the end, I got back Fedora but then to Ubuntu (mostly because of the ZFS on Root thing and everything works out of the box expe
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5y ago
Maybe the better question to ask your self would be: What are my goals and how to achieve them? It would be a lot easier to answer your initial question, if you have answered these before. From a pure financial perspective, it seems like mo
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5y ago
Thank you. This is something I will definetely investigate further :-)
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