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by taejavu 1y ago
It’s on the front page because Apple dropped the ball so hard with Tahoe that people are willing to entertain the thought of switching to just about anything other than macOS
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by taejavu 1y ago
Fighting pedantry with pedantry, nice.
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by taejavu 1y ago
Since you’re giving an edgy take in a thread discussing the death of a respected author, I’ll be pedantic: you’re wrong about those people not reading a word of Smith or Keynes, since it’s impossible to avoid reading at least one of their c
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by taejavu 1y ago
It just starts and makes it up as it goes.
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Meta will move React to Linux Foundation to address vendor dominance fears(theregister.com)
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by taejavu 1y ago
You’re right about my mistake, I should have said “the second code snippet”.
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by taejavu 1y ago
That’s not the example I’m talking about. I mean where he defines `calculation` within the curly braces of the if statement, then says it “leaked out” because he can log it below the closing brace of the if statement. That’s a perfect examp
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by taejavu 1y ago
The first example is not “terrible”, that’s just how lexical scope works. I don’t really see the point of complaining about language features like this - either learn how it works or ignore at your peril.
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by taejavu 1y ago
I’m curious what you don’t like about fly.io. Also what’s the connection to svelte?
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by taejavu 1y ago
I don’t know if you’re ready to hear this, but the 2000’s was two decades ago…
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by taejavu 1y ago
What a great resource! Took me a minute to find their actual recommendations without having to read each review, which is here: https://bachcellosuites.co.uk/bach-cello-suites-home/favouri...
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by taejavu 1y ago
The blogger’s content was freely available, this fine is for piracy.
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by taejavu 1y ago
and?
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by taejavu 1y ago
attr() lets you read values from your html in css. CSS variables do not.
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by taejavu 1y ago
Because it's fine closed? You really think this isn't a supported way of using a Macbook Pro?
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by taejavu 1y ago
There are any number of tools that already make that promise. Turns out it’s still hard to complete projects and bring them to market.
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by taejavu 1y ago
I understand and empathise with the position you’re putting forward, but am left curious, since you mentioned the evidence is mounting, whether you can substantiate the claim that technology is net-negative. I mean, just on the face of it,
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by taejavu 1y ago
I think you’re overstating this somewhat - I took eggs home in a plastic bag from my local butcher this morning and ate with plastic forks and knives at a picnic on the weekend. Yes, in Australia.
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by taejavu 1y ago
Forgive my ignorance - at what point does electromagnetic radiation not count as light? Because it seems obvious to me that since our bodies are warm, and heat is a form of EMR, then of course we radiate "light". But also, things
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by taejavu 2y ago
Nice work, this looks better than the established players in this space! You've got some customisation options in yours that I'd love to implement in mine as soon as time permits. Huge props for not forcing people to sign up for a
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by taejavu 2y ago
Yeah it'd be cool to consider this approach for some other domains. Sometime soon I'll make it so you can change the word in the top-left from "INVOICE" to "QUOTE" or "RECEIPT". The nice thing about a
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by taejavu 2y ago
It looks nice at a glance, but there's just no way I can justify $15/mth for the few times a year I need to send an invoice. If https://bestfreeinvoice.com gains some amount of traction I'd love to extend the feat
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by taejavu 2y ago
Haha thank you, I was amazed the domain was available! And yeah jumping through hoops just to get to the invoice generator is something that frustrated me with existing alternatives, so dumping the user straight into it was one of the forem
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by taejavu 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback, a notes section is a great idea!
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by taejavu 2y ago
Yeah it's compressed and encoded with `lz-string` but I know it's hideous - I'm curious if that will prove a practical problem for adoption, even if a technical crowd isn't fond of the choice. Surprisingly most messaging
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by taejavu 2y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but zipping it would mean it would be encoded in a way that wouldn't be usable as a URL. The state is currently compressed and URL encoded via lz-string fwiw/in case you're curious.
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by taejavu 2y ago
I know the URLs are long compared to what people are used to. Part of the rationale for putting this out there in the current state is I'm curious if people in practise will share long URLs or not. At some point I'd like to add sh
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by taejavu 2y ago
Currency selection is on the roadmap but the need for deductions wasn't on my radar - thanks for the tip!
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by taejavu 2y ago
I've been putting together a no-nonsense free invoice generator, for people (like myself) that only occasionally send invoices. It's more-or-less a WYSIWYG editor, and the state is stored in the URL, so you don't have to worr
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by taejavu 2y ago
> Nothing was literally sold to anyone. Uhh, yes it was, the claims were literally sold to investors.

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