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spartanatreyu
7mo ago
html comes with baggage. --- If you're writing a parser, you might have text nodes, and bold/italics nodes which can contain each-other and text nodes. Example: - bold node -- italics node --- text node But if you add html support
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7mo ago
Commommark is the best, then looking at the most commonly implemented extensions: - Superscript with hat symbol (^) - Hidden content (also known as spoiler tags, content warnings, click-to-reveal, etc...) with two pipe symbols (||) at start
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7mo ago
Their logo literally has a lowercase "N" in their name.
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7mo ago
You can play with the interactive example here: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/sf23W1 Click and drag your mouse around the preview to see how fast it runs
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7mo ago
This post puts forward two paths: 1) Everyone and everything is subsumed into the forest. Innovation becomes unprofitable for the innovator as the one who controls the forest uses their capital to clone every new innovation. 2) Everyone wit
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7mo ago
Blocking AI users on github is such a quick way to avoid most slop and get advanced notice when an existing project has started going into tech/cognitive debt. You'll get a warning banner for those repos if you go to these users a
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7mo ago
I have the setting in Australia. I'd be curious to see which countries are affected
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7mo ago
Anyone in Brisbane (or nearby) with a passing interest in space should really go and checkout the Brisbane Planetarium in the Mt Cootha botanical gardens. It's a 6 minute uber from Toowong station which is a 9 minute train ride from Ce
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7mo ago
> On the more ambitious end: CSV reading/writing Deno's standard libary has nice CSV parsing/serializing, and you can use it in any environment. Docs: https://docs.deno.com/examples/parsing_serializing
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7mo ago
Also, all the functions that are already in the standard library but are made in a way that don't use more modern features: - Functions that use map-like and set-like objects instead of maps and sets. - Functions that should be async t
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7mo ago
I think I'll just point to this post the next time some asks me what getting nerdsniped means.
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7mo ago
This is a fair representation of the slop I'm given throughout each week: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtBI2BvPKBQ
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7mo ago
> appears to work That "appears" is doing a lot of heavy lifting. The code working isn't what's being selected for. The code looking convincing IS what is being selected for. That distinction is massive.
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7mo ago
It's nice, but it's not quite ready for use yet. It's not supported on the previous main version of Safari, so everyone following the "last two major versions" of browser support rule can't use them. Also, it&#
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7mo ago
Upvoting is for recognising that something is worth sharing to other users. Commenting is for discussion. These are orthogonal, mutually exclusive matters.
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8mo ago
> It failed on Reddit because Reddit is maintained by a bunch of volunteers to whom Reddit provides woefully, woefully, horrifically underdeveloped tooling to automate their communities in a more nuanced way. Not to mention reddit mass r
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8mo ago
> The CPU now features six “super cores,” which is Apple’s term for its highest-performance cores, alongside 12 all-new performance cores. Before: "We have 6 performance cores and 12 efficiency cores" After: "We have 6 sup
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8mo ago
You definitely need a gif or apng file showing it's use in the github readme. And a link to an asciicinema would help a lot too. --- Also, I'm not sure how useful the side-by-side view is. The second example ( https://gi
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8mo ago
I've been lurking there for years and still don't have one. Sometimes I'd like to correct misinformation about something niche that I happen to be over-knowledgable about, or drop a 1-5 line code fix for the very thing they&#
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It's kind of like making an email account. First you pick where you want your email to be (gmail, outlook, proton, etc...), then make your account. ------------------------------------ If you're brand new, pick where you want your
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8mo ago
MacOS is not privacy focused, it's marketing focused. Specifically: can we market this [feature/change/refusal/etc...]?
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8mo ago
FYI: Deno includes: 1. The web standard APIs themselves 2. It's own standard library inspired by Go's standard library (plus some niceties like TOML minus some things not wanted in a JS/TS standard library since they're
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Except: Spotify (through ads), Microsoft Teams (through teams apps), Notion (through user embedded iframes), Obsidian (through user embedded iframes), VSCode (through extensions), etc...
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Everything kind of fractured apart and now those niche communities are building up again elsewhere. Discord has a lot (looking at my discord I see, gaming, programming, clothing/fashion/aesthetic, language, dnd, music, keyboard &#
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8mo ago
Clicking a link (discord's approach) is very different from downloading a different piece of software and setting up a new account for each gaming group
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The "C" (Cascade) in CSS doesn't suck, the education about it sucks. People don't know how it works, then things go wrong so they learn to work around it. That's what led to things like div + class soup that you get
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9mo ago
I'm not convinced by jujutsu yet. If I'm using git for version control, I'm going to use the Fork client (fork.dev) since it essentially replaces git's UI already. And in a few years if I'm in the position where we
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> was that one claude terminal I'm looking for scrolled off to the right or left? Isn't that what the overview feature is for? Video: https://github-production-user-asset-6210df.s3.amazonaws.com...
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Right off the bat: 1. Those loading spinners being bumpy pulled my eyes around the screen wildly to the point that they were experiencing pain. They need to be removed. 2. There is a status bar along the top, and an application launcher doc
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9mo ago
Graham Hancock the fraud?
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