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by ss3000 7y ago
I would argue that _most_ full time jobs probably require too much of us than we should be willing to accept, regardless of if we have energy left over to do anything else outside of those hours. 40 hours per week is more than half of most
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by ss3000 7y ago
Haha I never noticed until now but you're totally right, the resemblance is uncanny: https://mobileimages.lowes.com/product/converted/728363/7283...
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by ss3000 7y ago
Some pages are intended to be embedded in iframes (which have their own security context isolated from the embedding page), and happen to use cookies for authentication. Safari not allowing cookies from third party domains in iframes is the
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by ss3000 7y ago
For the frequent travelers out there, I backed this thing on Kickstarter and had really high expectations for it: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/netta/the-six-a-carry-o... Just received it last month, and bu
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by ss3000 7y ago
We should of course default to feature detection whenever possible, but non-standard behavior like this in certain browsers is exactly why feature detection alone is never going to cover 100% of current use cases for UA detection. To add to
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by ss3000 7y ago
The fact that in 2020 we still don't really have CPUs that are significantly faster than those released in the middle of the decade in terms of single threaded perf (which is still the paradigm that most programming languages today ope
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by ss3000 7y ago
Here to second the learning opportunities. One very salient explanation of this that has stuck with me goes something like this: A fast growing early stage startup is great for learning because you'll often end up with tasks that you&#
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by ss3000 7y ago
> That'll open up an instance of _VSCode_ in a web browser and you can start coding GitPod actually runs https://theia-ide.org/ , not VSCode, but Theia is compatible with VSCode extensions, and they've themed it
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by ss3000 7y ago
ZeroTier is also open-source. If TailScale isn't then I personally wouldn't even consider it a competitor.
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by ss3000 7y ago
I have also pondered on variations of this idea of users _owning_ their own data and only granting access to their data to apps they trust, as a means to counter the status quo of every company holding users' data hostage in their own
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by ss3000 7y ago
Could you please be a bit more specific? I looked through all of the links in the original post and couldn't really find any mentions of specific limitations. Just trying to learn more about this space.
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by ss3000 7y ago
Curious if you've explored something based on ProseMirror? I've heard good things about it and it seems to have a decent implementation for hybrid WYSIWYG + Markdown. https://prosemirror.net/examples/markdown&
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by ss3000 7y ago
Then you'll _really_ love the Galaxy S9 with the curved edges, where the natural resting spot for your fingers is on the curved edges of the actual screen. /s
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by ss3000 7y ago
> But, I think they're going to have trouble getting $1500 for someone's main phone if it only has one camera lens. Has it really come to this? I'd gladly buy a phone with a single mediocre camera as a daily driver if all
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by ss3000 7y ago
First time hearing about Shadow. Their site doesn't mention anything about usage limits, so it sounds a bit too good to be true. Do they have any usage limits in practice?
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by ss3000 7y ago
Is VR not just a special case of AR?
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by ss3000 7y ago
First time hearing about Capacitor. Curious if anyone could share some more concrete differences between Capacitor and Cordova?
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by ss3000 7y ago
Point taken. Maybe in this case the spec authors were also at fault for leaving too much leeway in the implementation. Nevertheless, from their stance on the issue so far it stands to reason that the Chromium team would have objected to any
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by ss3000 7y ago
W.r.t. this particular decision, I feel a more reasonable approach here might have been to allow users to manually trigger autocomplete on individual fields with `autocomplete="off"`, and/or to allow users to strip away the a
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by ss3000 7y ago
Setting aside the merits/lack-thereof of this particular decision, Chromium ignoring established web standards like this is especially dangerous as we're trending towards a world where 1) Chromium itself powers the most popular b